La Marbrerie Logis

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• VictorSV73

  09 abril 2014
  Encantador hotel con mucha personalidad

  Fabuloso, ambiente supertranquilo en este pequeño hotelito de solo 5 habitaciones. La atención exquisita y el trato muy familiar. Nada convencional, decorado con mucho gusto hace que tu estancia en esta tranquila zona sea especial. Los desayunos muy completos y variados. El único pero que excepto el dueño, sólo hablan en francés... pero su buen hacer lo compensa con creces. Un 10 .... Volveremos seguro

  

• Sofía P

  04 diciembre 2016
  No nos recibieron

  La hora límite del check-in eran las 21h, nosotros salíamos de Barcelona (con el respectivo tráfico que ello supone) y avisamos a las 20h de que llegaríamos una hora tarde. Se negaron a recibirnos, teniendo que buscar un hotel a última hora, y además nos han cobrado el alojamiento que no pudimos disfrutar.

  

• Kevin i

  13 mayo 2018
  Una experiencia inolvidable

  Sólo lamento no haber ido con mi familia. La atención ha sido de lo más amable y cordial. Una casa señorial, muy bien cuidada, que te hace sentir parte de la familia. Elegante y con estilo, donde disfrutas de la paz que hay en Caunes-Minervois, que sólo las antiguas ciudades medievales te pueden brindar. Limpio, iluminado, con la temática decorativa acorde a la casa. Pude disfrutar de la combinación cena/estancia/desayuno a un buen precio. La calidad lo superaba en creces. Delicioso, platos típicos locales y de alta cocina francesa. Sólo por la comida, merece la pena viajar a visitarlos. Los propietarios se han levantado temprano para preparar me el desayuno el sábado, el cual fue otra fiesta al paladar. En la noche que me quedé, había una recepción de 30 invitados. No escuché un solo ruido desde la habitación. Puede descansar y recuperar energías. Los aseos, combinan exquisitamente lo antiguo con lo moderno, todo en las mejores condiciones. Quiero regresar a Francia para poder regresar pronto.

  

• Robert K

  22 mayo 2019
  Good value

  Basic room in a recently built quiet annex a few yards from the hotel/restaurant proper, comfortable bed, bathroom w/shower, next to a small swimming pool. Wifi good. Breakfast at the restaurant, and an excellent Saturday group lunch of good local food. Arrived at 3 pm, only to discover check was only after 5 pm, but fortunately came across staff member who put us quickly into our room.

  

• Anthony B

  01 febrero 2020
  A Big Hand

  Let me introduce you to the crepuscular town of Caune Minervois. One of the twilight settlements just off the main route from Beziers to Carcassonne. It's also one of the most marmoreal places I've ever visited. This region of France is noted for its high-quality Minervois wine. What you might be surprised to find is the proliferation of deeply veined and richly coloured marble which they quarry in the surrounding hills. Caune Minervois is 'marble central'. Wherever you look, there are sculptures and monuments carved from this local resource. These range from alluring nudes, brutal angular forms and of course the big hand. But as Leonardo DaVinci famously said: "I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free. As long as that angel is a deep red colour with distinct grey highlights, then there are a host of ethereal beings waiting for liberation around here. The Marbrerie Hotel sits in the centre of the village. You won't struggle to find it. Just ask directions to the establishment that boasts a large marble hand holding a bunch of local grapes and most will know where to send you. I mean, you can't miss it. It's massive and, to me, a little disquieting to be honest. The Hotel decor continues to celebrate the local stoneware. Almost everywhere you look, there are distinctive objets that pay marmoreal homage. Not only in the red-tinged gift shop but fire surrounds, tables, countertops and sanitary-ware. They're proud of this unique natural material and the many items, useful or otherwise that can be made from it. This symphony of stone gives The Marbrerie a distinct Belle Monde feel. That and the period furniture, the frosted glass lampshades and turn of the century wallpaper. You could be an absinthe-soaked artist reeling in from the local bar as you drink your way through the French countryside. Its an apt place to recover before you continue your louche adventuring. From that point of view, The Marbrerie offers a unique experience, far from the snap-out-of-the-mould chain hotels that dominate the stopover market. To stay here is a throwback to a more gentile age where you enjoyed a bespoke service in truly unique surroundings. As you might expect with character comes quirkiness. That includes creaking floorboards, strange washbasins and whistling pipework. And there is a distinct edge of gloom as the dark furniture soaks up the light. To some, these features may grate but don't let it put you off. It is a unique spot provided at a very reasonable nightly rate. You'll pay a lot more for this kind of experience in the city centre, so make sure you enjoy the ambience, it's a rare thing! We decided to take breakfast offered as it was at the off-kilter price of 8.85. As you might expect, it was a continental affair of fruit, bread, jam and good coffee. Of course, devilled kidneys, spicy boudin and madeleines steeped in lime cordial might have been more evocative, but it was a decent petit-dejeuner served at a reasonable cost, so no problem. So if you want to get in touch with your inner Proust, then The Marbrerie is the perfect place to remember a lost time. And all in a sumptuous, marble encrusted tribute to the Belle Epoque here in the 21st century.