Amenity / Feature: Historic Wine Cellar
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Ashford Castle
Former home of the Guinness family set upon 350 acres on the shores of Lough Corrib. Renowned for Ireland’s oldest School of Falconry, world-class equestrian trails, and 5-star royal suites with antique canopy beds.
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COMO Castello Del Nero
In the heart of Chianti wine country, featuring restored 18th-century Renaissance frescoes, Michelin-starred La Torre restaurant, and the world-renowned COMO Shambhala wellness retreat.
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Castello di Casole
Perched atop rolling Tuscan hills surrounded by 4,200 acres of vineyards and olive groves. Features preserved stone barrel-vaulted ceilings, Essere Spa housed in the former wine cellar, and private truffle-hunting expeditions.
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Fonab Castle Hotel
Perched on the peaceful shores of Loch Faskally, blending historic baronial sandstone architecture with contemporary pod suites and 3 AA Rosette dining at Sandemans.
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Inverlochy Castle
Nestled in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Inverlochy Castle was lauded by Queen Victoria as the loveliest spot she had ever seen. Offers Michel Roux Jr. fine dining, private loch boat fishing, and authentic highland falconry.
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Château d’Audrieu
An 18th-century classified historical monument set in a 60-acre park in Normandy between Bayeux and Caen, featuring French parterre gardens, outdoor heated pool, and Sothys spa.
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Château de Bagnols
A premier historic monument featuring dry moats, drawbridges, circular towers with golden Beaujolais stone, Gothic fireplaces, and 17th-century Renaissance frescoes preserved in supreme luxury.
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Castello di Guarene
An 18th-century Baroque royal palace dominating the UNESCO-listed hills of Langhe-Roero and Monferrato, featuring private Italian gardens, subterranean cave spa, and rare vintage Barolo cellars.
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Castell Son Claret
A 19th-century castle set on 326 acres at the foothills of the UNESCO-protected Serra de Tramuntana mountains in Mallorca, with 2-Michelin-starred dining, Moorish gardens, and luxury private pool…
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Ruthin Castle Hotel & Spa
A legendary Welsh fortress with roots dating to King Edward I, featuring medieval banqueting feasts in the original dungeons, The Moat woodland spa, and peacock-roamed gardens.