1 double bed
1 king bed
1 queen bed
“Parfait !”
The place is really pleasant and spotlessly clean. The breakfast was hearty and tasty. We could see the vineyards from our room. I’d recommend this hotel.
“Séjour exceptionnel avec un accueil très agréable, discret mais disponible si besoin de l'hôtesse.”
Everything was perfect – we were the only ones staying at the château that night, absolute silence and breathtaking vineyard views, a spacious room with antique furnishings, a private open and heated pool just for us! Breakfast featured a wide variety of generous dishes served in the dining room overlooking a balcony that always offered a stunning view! Two small details that don’t affect the exceptional quality of the stay: the lack of a standing mirror in the Pessac‑Léognan room, because there was only a mirror above the bathroom sink, and a luggage rack to keep bags off the bed, with polished furniture or soft, thick carpet.
“Super”
Everything. Nothing.
Great location and comfy rooms.
Huge room, fully equipped kitchen including Chinese spices and a rice cooker for rice‑loving guests. The pool and relaxation area are abandoned, but a peacock that perhaps cries out because of loneliness brightens the place. The Chinese‑style details in the room are evident, which might please some but disorient those who booked a chateau in the Bordelais.
“Parfait !”
The place is really pleasant and spotlessly clean. The breakfast was hearty and tasty. We could see the vineyards from our room. I’d recommend this hotel.
Great location and comfy rooms.
“Séjour exceptionnel avec un accueil très agréable, discret mais disponible si besoin de l'hôtesse.”
Everything was perfect – we were the only ones staying at the château that night, absolute silence and breathtaking vineyard views, a spacious room with antique furnishings, a private open and heated pool just for us! Breakfast featured a wide variety of generous dishes served in the dining room overlooking a balcony that always offered a stunning view! Two small details that don’t affect the exceptional quality of the stay: the lack of a standing mirror in the Pessac‑Léognan room, because there was only a mirror above the bathroom sink, and a luggage rack to keep bags off the bed, with polished furniture or soft, thick carpet.
Huge room, fully equipped kitchen including Chinese spices and a rice cooker for rice‑loving guests. The pool and relaxation area are abandoned, but a peacock that perhaps cries out because of loneliness brightens the place. The Chinese‑style details in the room are evident, which might please some but disorient those who booked a chateau in the Bordelais.
“Super”
Everything. Nothing.
