Located next to the Dordogne River, this 19th-century Château is 3 km from Saint-Emilion. It has an outdoor swimming pool, a spa centre and soundproofed accommodation with free Wi-Fi.
Badon Boutique Hotel is situated in Saint-Émilion, 39 km from Chaban Delmas Bridge and 39 km from La Cite du Vin. With a terrace, the 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi.
The hotel Au logis des Remparts sits in the heart of the medieval city of Saint-Emilion. It has a garden with an outdoor swimming pool, and air-conditioned accommodation.
Hotel ibis St Emilion is located 5 km from the centre of Libourne and Saint Emilion, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site and is 30 km from Bordeaux on the D670 Motorway towards Bergerac.
Logis Andraud Studios are self-catering studios located in the medieval, wine-producing town of Saint Emilion. They have a simple modern decoration and feature free WiFi access.
Hôtes de Saint-Emilion I in Saint-Émilion provides accommodation with free WiFi, 39 km from Chaban Delmas Bridge, 39 km from La Cite du Vin and 40 km from Wine and Trade Museum.
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On average, it costs £103 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Saint-Émilion for tonight. You'll pay on average around £171 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Saint-Émilion will cost around £334 (based on Booking.com prices).
Saint-Emilion was the best stop on our trip thus far.
Saint-Emilion was the best stop on our trip thus far. We are staying in our 8th hotel right now & not one compares to the hospitality shown to us in st. Emilion. It is the most beautiful village. I will be back next year.
Megan
Australia
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Scored 10
It is a beautiful town, with an interesting history.
It is a beautiful town, with an interesting history. The food was excellent everywhere we ate. Take comfortable shoes as the cobblestones can be quite uneven at places. Take as many wine tastings as possible - the wine is soooo good. Don't miss out on the unique local macarons either. Do the historic tours and walks, it is all just so good for the soul.
Theresa Joubert
South Africa
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The medieval town was compact, but not suitable for disabled...
The medieval town was compact, but not suitable for disabled visitors, as the streets were steep and there were many stairs. Roads were cobbled, so wheelchairs were difficult to navigate around. However, as our group were all able bodied it was not a problem for us.
As you would expect from a premier town, prices were fitting for the experience.
I would go again and stay in the town again, as day visitors did not have the luxury of the facilities behind the streets!
We ate in 3 restaurants, the best by far was Restaurant Le Tertre. Booking essential, I booked 3 months in advance to make sure we got a table!
We did the miniature train trip around the wineries in the location, excellent stop with wine tasting and celler visit.
It's a must visit town.
andrew
United Kingdom
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Scored 10
It's a magical city but be prepared to do some walking...
It's a magical city but be prepared to do some walking wearing flat shoes with non-slip soles due to the hilly and narrow roads being preserved as they were a gazillion years ago. There are many shops to peak the interests of many. Parking would be the most challenging event so keep the vehicle of choice the smaller the better.
The historic Catholic Church has 9AM services on Sunday's who welcome parishioners. Most businesses speak a fair amount of English if French is not your primary language. Credit cards are preferred.
The surrounding vineyards are immaculate and the streets are very clean and inviting!
Jacki
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Amazing restaurants book in advance if you wish a/c or one...
Amazing restaurants book in advance if you wish a/c or one of the three Michelin star restaurants! Great walking around and inside the city. Entire city is beautiful. If you have spend a night or two.
Hicks
United States
10
Scored 10
Excellent for medieval history, wine tasting and majestic...
Excellent for medieval history, wine tasting and majestic views of vineyards all combined within ~5 min walk radius. Great ambiance, old town streets, shops, wine caves, restaurants, pavement cafés etc.
NB the town is built on/ around a hillside with steep cobbled stone steps and streets - best not to come with a stroller/pushchair or wheelchair!
Warm welcome where the receptionist came with us in the bedroom and explained everything, allocated car park (rear of the hotel), comfortable bed, room immaculate (very clean), chocolates in the bedroom, bottle of water with mint and lemon (very refreshing), very quiet bedroom and common areas. The hotel is situated in the heart of Saint-Émilion so you can walk all around the village. Well done to all the staff that work at the hotel and thank you for the amazing service.
First of all, this property is in the middle of a vineyard and absolutely amazing. We stayed in their treehouse which had stunning views. The lady that took care of us made this hotel. She was so kind, attentive, and treated us like we were her family. We will absolutely stay here again. The tour of the chateau and vineyards the next day was phenomenal and the lady who gave us the tour, was amazing. This hotel is a true gem in St. Emillion.
Petit Monlot is a sparkling new, with state of the art equipment, small hotel with 360 degree view of the vineyards of the spectacular Unesco listed St Emilion Vineyards, a 15 minute drive from the historical center. We became friends with Christine and Christopher, wonderful people who tried to make us happy in every way, and personally cooked breakfast for us, as if we were hosts in their home.
I just spent a wonderful 5 days here while rowing in a big regatta in Libourne just 15 minutes away. This is an idyllic setting out amongst the vineyards and near Saint Emilion. Very much a family home. Véronique and Tony went above and beyond to attend to comfort and our schedules for racing. It was lovely to come “home” to Ch. Pierre de Lune in the evening and rest well.
This was a beautiful hotel in the perfect vineyard setting, close to St. Emilion. The room was spacious and immaculate. The staff was excellent; Elizabeth was so helpful and made sure we had a wonderful stay! The breakfast, which was included, was delicious and beautifully presented.
We loved this place!
What a beautiful chateau we arrived as they were nearing the end of the harvest which was amazing to watch. The tour of the vineyard was informative the staff especially zach was so welcoming and friendly . The walk to Saint Emillion through the vineyards was breathtaking i would highly recommend this hotel
Hotel Pavie is a beautiful hotel with a wonderful staff. It is location central of St Emilion Village. The views from this location were stunning. They have a beautiful large open terrace overlooking the town square. There is also a 2 star Michelin restaurant in the hotel that was wonderful.
it is very clean and feel like home . especially the breakfast is the best during my vacation . the owner was very kind , we was late when we checked in , the owner still waited for us , and instructed us with flash light . he is very good guy .
This property is a beautiful gem in the heart of the village. Good restaurants nearby. Also has full kitchen, if you want it and the clothes washer was great.
Fanny, our host, was terrific. Would stay here again!
The staff was absolutely wonderful, and I loved the hotel's decor. Though the breakfast room is small, it has a good selection of everything you'd want, from meats & cheeses, pastries, to hot selections.
The location is amazing! Right in the centre of Saint-Émilion. The room was clean and comfortable and the hosts were friendly and incredibly helpful with recommendations and restaurant bookings.
The staff were wonderful. We were delayed by the air traffic control problem in the Uk and they were able to help us access the hotel even though we were arriving much later than planned.
The property was near the center of the village in located above the wine merchants who also own the hotel. The hotel was very modern and comfortable yet retained its rustic charm.
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