Blaye Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Blaye, Nouvelle-Aquitaine

"A lovely little hotel with very attentive staff."

"Nice place to stay as a stop over. Lots of places to eat and a fab castle"

"Not any information on Resturant’s nearby Which is badly needed Hotel is difficult to find it is actually called Chateau Pontet "

"I stayed here with my mum during our roadtrip through France. We only stayed here one night and arrived in the evening, so didn't get to enjoy much time there. However the house was stunning and the room was beautiful and comfortable. We were very tired and were happy to be able to recharge. The bed was comfortable and my mum was happy to be able to have a bath. Amit (sorry if I've spelt that wrong) was lovely and a wonderful host. He gave advice on where to eat dinner and offered to cook us up...

"Wonderful guesthouse. The owners are very friendly and welcoming. The decoration is old French style, but done with taste. I highly recommend it. Tack så mycket!"

"A really beautiful property and welcoming host and staff. We travelled with our dog and were made to feel at home. "

"We had a truly one-of-a-kind experience staying at Château Sénéjac. The château itself beautifully blends historic charm with modern touches, and our spacious room was tastefully decorated. We were warmly welcomed and treated with genuine hospitality by the wonderful Pascal, Emma, and Kim. A couple of highlights were conversing with the wonderful staff, enjoying breakfast in the château’s picturesque backyard, admiring the chateau’s interior, and doing the wine tour an unforgettable...

"2 nights stay and although we booked b&b we were able to book dinner on the evening we arrived. The hosts were charming and made us feel very welcome. The accommodation was clean, comfortable and accessible, even on the first floor via a very narrow staircase. As 80 year olds we were cautious on the stairs but no problems. The breakfast was fine and sufficient. The location was perfect for us. We were able to visit the chateaux of the Listrac and also Pauillac very easily."