Saint-Émilion Hotel Guide - Château Carteau Côtes Daugay hotels in Saint-Émilion, France.

"Absolutely breathtaking. Could have stayed here for an entire month. The grounds are perfect and the room was just a s good. Breakfast on the morning was delicious and convenient, and the spa was the cherry on top."

"Lovely historical hotel, Michelin meal amazing!!"

"Perfect location. Room was comfortable, clean, and quite spacious. Enjoyed our stay. "

"The hotel exceeded my expectations in every way! The service was exceptional, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, and it truly felt like home. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Saint-Émilion — a perfect stay in a beautiful location. "

"Apartment felt and smelt damp.Owner didn’t let us know the hot water tank needed putting on for hot water. Kettle had no filter, full of lime scale. Cooker hood needed a very good clean. Felt I had to clean all plates and cutlery before use. "

"Loved the wine tasting at the associated property next door. Benjamin I think his name was. Great experience."

"Déjeuner très bien et leur restaurant La Boucherie est très bon avec un bon service "

"After quite a few visits to St Emillion we decided to splash out and treat ourselves and we’re not disappointed In anyway. "

"This property couldn't be better! We stayed for a week with our family of 11, with a range of ages from 8 to 81. Everyone had a wonderful time. It is beautifully appointed and very comfortable. Has a charming old French farmhouse feel, but with modern amenities - especially in the kitchens and bathrooms. There are three double rooms inside the house, one dorm-style kids' room with a double bed and two twins, plus an additional double room in a tiny detached room/house near the pool. The pool and sauna are great, and the dining pergola is perfect, and larger than the photos make it appear. The hosts were so friendly and accommodating and quick to respond. Everything you could possibly need is a quick drive to Libourne - 5 minutes away. And Saint Émilion, in the other direction, is a picture-perfect, cobbled-street, church-atop-the-hill French town. A 35 minute drive to Bordeaux, and a longer drive to Cap Ferret. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. Enjoy your vacation in the vineyards!"