Domaine Grand Guilhem

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• Ale64

  17 julio 2008
  ¡Una experiencia sin igual!

  Quisiera simplemente recomendar, a todos aquellos viajeros que tengan interés en visitar la región de los castillos Cátaros en coche, esta maravillosa casa de huéspedes ubicada en un pequeño pueblo del Languedoc Roussillon llamado Cascastel-des-Corbières. El pueblo se encuentra en el medio de las colinas, rodeado por espectaculares viñedos y muy cerca de los más famosos sitios turísticos de la zona: Carcassonne, Chateau de Peyrepertuse, Chateau de Quéribus, Collioure, etc. No se asusten, al principio parecería que uno no llegara más, por caminos de montaña muy estrechos y serpenteantes, pero en excelente estado y con un panorama soñado. La casa se encuentra al final de la calle principal de Cascastel. Se trata de una antigua propiedad vitivinícola del siglo 19, típica de esa región de "Corbières". Serán recibidos por sus dueños, una jóven pareja extremadamente amable, Séverine y Gilles Contrepois, quienes se encargarán de que vuestra estadía resulte inolvidable. Las habitaciones (la nuestra se encontraba en el primer piso) son muy amplias, cómodas y alegremente decoradas y muy limpias, asi como el baño en suite, más grande que la habitación, con sala de estar y chimenea incluidas. Había secador de pelo, espuma de baño, algodoncitos para quitar el maquillaje...todo lo necesario. Pero, lo mejor de todo: EL DESAYUNO! Pan francés, croissants, fiambres, yoghurt, dulces caseros (no se pierdan el de higo!) budines, jugos...todo fresco y delicioso. El pueblo es muy pequeño, y si deciden salir a cenar deberán pedirle a los dueños que les reserve una mesa en alguno de los restaurantes de la zona, ya que no todos todos están abiertos todos los días. Eso sí, y esto va dirigido a nuestros queridos amigos los españoles: hay que cenar TEMPRANO, ya que a las 21.00 probablemente ya nadie los va a atender... Bueno, espero que esta crítica les sea útil y que disfruten su viaje al País Cátaro. Por si les interesa, el sitio web del lugar es http://www.grandguilhem.com

  

• Julie S

  26 mayo 2013
  Wonderful week-end!

  My boyfriend and I stayed there for 2 nights, and we are thrilled about this place. It is located amongst vineyards, in a beautiful region. The guesthouse is very clean, comfy and quiet!!I must say that breakfast is delicious and massive too! The hosts are very nice, friendly and willing to share their passion about the organic wine they are producing, which made us buy a few bottles of tasty and high-quality wine. We totally recommend this place, and assure you will have a fantastic week-end over there!!

  

• bandbWorkington

  28 mayo 2015
  THE place to practice your French

  We stayed in this fabulous accommodation for one night on our cycle tour. We had a warm welcome and encouraged us to try out our French. As good English was spoken by the owner he filled in our gaps and made us feel very comfortable. The room was huge with a comfy sofa, big bed and spacious bathroom. The owner recommended an excellent restaurant just down the road, run by a Belgian couple where we enjoyed a beautifully cooked meal. The following day there was an extensive breakfast one of the best on our tour. He had thought of everything. He also gave good advice on an alternative route to take on our bikes, which was delightful. We were only disappointed that we couldn't accommodate a couple of boxes of his wine on the back of our bikes.

  

• duncan24697

  05 septiembre 2018
  Short stay

  Very authentic, genuine French B&B. Charming hosts, superb breakfast including home made jams and fruit juices (the owners are vignerons and their wines are superb!). Maybe not for those who expect luxury and the Internet is slow, but if you want a genuinely French stay with a warm welcome, look no further.

  

• jenniferjO9543ZJ

  27 octubre 2018
  Perfect hidden gem in small town

  We drove around this area of France for our honeymoon and mixed up big cities, small towns, fancy hotels and cozy BnBs. This was our favorite for a few reasons. We were there alone, had the town to ourselves, had a great tour from a passionate owner, drank amazing, special, organic wine and had a great nights sleep. The breakfast was also my favorite with local foods and homemade jams and jellies from the farm. No TV, no hustle, just a French house and a winery all to ourselves. Go in October! It was awesome weather and NO tourists!