“Bien passé”
The location is quiet and close to Bordeaux, but the room lacks warmth.
Jean3 weeks ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Beychac·9.3
01
or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
02
03
Château La France, a restored castle in Beychac‑et‑Caillau, sits amid 90 ha of vineyards. Each uniquely decorated room features a terrace, satellite TV, air‑conditioning, tea/coffee facilities, and a private bath with robes. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a sauna, hot tub, and onsite homemade meals from local produce. Nearby, golf, hiking, and a playground await. Bordeaux and Saint‑Émilion lie 20 km away.
04
05
06
How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location is quiet and close to Bordeaux, but the room lacks warmth.
Jean·3 weeks ago
I was staying near the castle, vineyards, and surroundings. The staff gave me a rough welcome; the guy who should have collected the fee told me we could charge the car (a 60‑km range hybrid) the first night. On the last day, while we were having breakfast, he appeared with a handwritten bill of €20 that we had neither been told about, accepted, nor recorded. He only spoke French, so I’m not sure he understood when we said we wouldn’t pay. The room had gold tiles, was clean but the corners weren’t.
Claudia·4 weeks ago
The location was great. The breakfast was poorly organized.
Marc·A month ago
The staff were very friendly, the room was huge and the place was quiet. The furniture outside was uncomfortable though.
Jacques·A month ago
We had a unique stay in a working farm and winery with five fairly new guest rooms and a spa right in the middle. Each room was comfy, had its own patio, and the bathrooms were spacious. We used the spa every evening. Breakfast was a generous spread of parties, cheese, deli meats, yogurt, fruit, and plenty of fresh coffee. The location was perfect for exploring Bordeaux and the St Emilian wine region. The arrival and check‑in process could have been smoother, but it was still a working farm.
Carlos·A month ago