Narbona Wine Lodge

“We will be back!”

The countryside setting offers stunning scenery, and the room itself was clean and well kept overall. The bed and mattress were very comfortable, and the Wi‑Fi was strong enough for Netflix and occasional browsing. The food was a highlight, especially the breakfast, and the five‑course wine tasting—though a bit pricey—was totally worth it. The staff made everything possible, and they really rock! The only downside was a leaking roof in the bathroom; during a heavy rain one night the bathroom flooded partially. If the rain hadn’t been so intense, it might have gone unnoticed.

Ricardo·Hace 3 semanas

Everything was gorgeous. It looks like a movie set.

Marcella·Hace un mes

“Highly recommended, Live the wine and vineyard experience in an idillic setting.”

The space was great, and the staff were very communicative and attentive, sharing insights about the wine world; living in a bodega felt like an experience. I can’t remember any negatives.

Edmundo·Hace un mes

“Um local para descansar com conforto”

The staff’s attention was impeccable. We were welcomed warmly. The room’s interior was wonderful and very comfortable, and the beds were pleasantly fragrant. Breakfast was formidable, and we’ll definitely return! Externally, the place could use a renovation, but I think that’s part of its charm… The building still looks like an old farm. Even though it’s on the edge of the BR, we didn’t notice any noise or traffic that bothered us.

Arícia·Hace 2 meses

“Lugar lindo para visitar, mas dispensaria a experiência de hospedagem, pois é decepcionante.”

The venue is beautiful and the service is very friendly when someone is available. The restaurant’s food is good, clearly focused on gastronomic tourism rather than hotel lodging. The warehouse offers great sweets, and the fireplace room is open to guests during the day, which was nice because it was cold. The lodging side of the lodge needs more attention, and in my experience it doesn’t justify the five stars or the promise of an exclusive stay. We were on our honeymoon and expected a special experience. When we mentioned we were coming from Carmelo Resort, also part of the Narbona group, we were told it was “a smaller hotel,” almost as if to lower our expectations upon arrival, which made sense later. The room fell short: the shower had extreme temperature swings and flooded the bathroom, the tub was old, there were no amenities, the mattress was mediocre, Wi‑Fi was weak, there were few sheets for the cold, and the heating was unstable. Breakfast had few options; the croissant was raw and the cold cuts were okay (even though the place produces milk, the cheese was supermarket and we only got dulce de leche because we asked). The staff are very kind, but the reception was a problem. At check‑in they said the hours were 8 am to 10 pm, but on both nights there was no one after 6 pm. On the first night they only answered a question about heating the next day. On the second, we were told at 18:01 that someone would be there at 9:30 for check‑out. Because we needed to leave early, we had to get help at the restaurant and resolve everything remotely via WhatsApp. They also said they would leave breakfast in the room for the early departure, but that never happened and we were only told to leave the key in the room. The place has charm and the Narbona brand is strong in Carmelo, but we didn’t feel luxury, exclusivity, or special care, especially considering we were on our honeymoon and the category and price of the stay.

Priscilla·Hace 2 meses