Vendays-Montalivet and its beaches
approx. 6 km
Atlantic resort commune on the Côte d’Argent, known for 12 km of Blue Flag beaches and a large summer market.
Le Manoir Lacustre Médoc is a large manor-style holiday house in Queyrac, in the Gironde department of south-west France, in the heart of Médoc vine country. According to the Expedia listing it sleeps 15 to 22 people and stands beside a lake, with a heated outdoor pool, a garden, a tennis court and kayaks. It suits families and groups rather than a classic castle-hotel stay, with wine châteaux, lighthouses and Atlantic beaches within easy reach.
Le Manoir Lacustre Médoc is not a hotel with a reception desk but a large holiday house, named after the lake beside it. The listing advertises room for 15 to 22 people, which makes it a natural base for family reunions or friends travelling together who want to share one address. Four bathrooms, bed linen, towels and a sofa bed are mentioned, as are air conditioning, fireplaces and separate dining areas.
For the evenings, the listing points to a dining table, an ice maker, a smart TV with cable and satellite channels, a DVD player, a stereo, books, board games and music and film libraries. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms at more than 100 Mbit/s. Outside there are a garden, a heated outdoor pool, deckchairs, outdoor furniture, a barbecue and beach towels.
Active guests have a tennis court, table tennis, a fitness area and a children’s playground on site, and the lake offers boating and kayaking. A laundry is available, and local companies organise tours and activities in the area. The property is non-smoking.
No Wikipedia article exists for this house, so the history above describes the region around it rather than the building itself. Queyrac is a Médoc commune in the middle of the vineyards, with some 180 hectares of vines and a small stream, the ruisseau des Douze Pieds, running through it.
The commune borders Bégadan, Civrac-en-Médoc, Gaillan-en-Médoc, Jau-Dignac-et-Loirac, Vendays-Montalivet and Vensac. Royan lies about 30 km away on the other side of the Gironde estuary.
The details below come from the Expedia listing (as of 14 Oct 2026); please check exact equipment with the property.
The house stands in Queyrac, a village of the northern Médoc in the Gironde department. Lesparre-Médoc, the sub-prefecture of the area, is about 7 km away as the crow flies, and the Atlantic resort of Vendays-Montalivet about 6 km. Royan is roughly 29 km away across the estuary and Bordeaux a little over 60 km.
Expedia describes the setting as rural and on a lake, within walking distance of the Parc naturel régional du Médoc and of Château Carmenère, and lists Château Saint-Hilaire and Château Gadet Terrefort within 5 km. It also names Les Noisettines du Médoc and Laby’Médoc Hourtin as local attractions, and suggests hiking, horse riding and water sports nearby.
Further afield, the great Pauillac estates, the Gironde lighthouses and the Hourtin-Carcans lake make easy day trips by car.
| Queyrac (village) | approx. 500 m |
| Vendays-Montalivet | approx. 6 km |
| Vensac | approx. 6 km |
| Tour de l’Honneur, Lesparre | approx. 7 km |
| Lesparre-Médoc | approx. 7.5 km |
| Phare de Richard lighthouse | approx. 9.5 km |
| Château Lafite Rothschild | approx. 23 km |
| Hourtin-Carcans Lake | approx. 27 km |
| Royan | approx. 29 km |
| Citadel of Blaye | approx. 36 km |
Distances calculated as the crow flies from the coordinates in the listing; actual journeys by road are longer.
approx. 6 km
Atlantic resort commune on the Côte d’Argent, known for 12 km of Blue Flag beaches and a large summer market.
approx. 7 km
The keep of the medieval castle of Lesparre, finished around 1320 and still about 30 m high. Museum of local history and a roof terrace.
approx. 9.5 km
A disused 18 m stone lighthouse of 1843 on the Gironde estuary at Jau-Dignac-et-Loirac, with a spiral staircase of 63 steps.
approx. 23 km
A 178-hectare Pauillac wine estate, 116 ha of it under vines, ranked a first growth in the 1855 classification of Bordeaux wines.
approx. 27 km
France’s largest natural freshwater lake: 5,667 ha, up to 18 km long and 5 km wide, lying parallel to the Atlantic coast.
approx. 36 km
A 25-hectare military complex built in 1685–1689 under Vauban’s supervision, overlooking the Gironde estuary.
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Room for 15 to 22 people, four bathrooms and a shared garden make it practical for several generations or friends travelling together.
A heated outdoor pool, a lake with kayak and boat, tennis and table tennis keep active guests busy without leaving the grounds.
Lesparre’s medieval keep, the Gironde lighthouses and the Pauillac wine châteaux are a short drive away.
Atlantic beaches, forest paths and the huge Hourtin-Carcans lake lie close by, in the Parc naturel régional du Médoc.
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Yes. It is a large holiday house in Queyrac that can be booked through Expedia. It is presented as a manor for families and groups rather than a hotel.
The listing advertises space for 15 to 22 people, with four bathrooms and a sofa bed.
Yes. According to Expedia there is a heated outdoor pool, and the rooms are also listed with a private pool.
Expedia says one dog of up to 10 kg is welcome. Check with the property before bringing other animals.
Check-in is from 4 pm and check-out is at 10 am.
Vendays-Montalivet and its beaches are about 6 km away, the Tour de l’Honneur in Lesparre about 7 km, and the Phare de Richard lighthouse about 9.5 km. The Pauillac wine châteaux are around 22 km away.
Photos, guest reviews and available dates are all in the Le Manoir Lacustre Médoc listing on Expedia.
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