Chateau De L'Ange
ID: S114864
- Bedrooms 8
- ・ Sleeps 18
- ・ Pets No
Guests say
Chateau De L'Ange receives high praise for its blend of historical charm and modern conveniences, set in a picturesque French village. Guests celebrate the spacious rooms, well-equipped kitchen, and the warm hospitality of hosts Martine and Jean-Pierre. The property's suitability for both large events and intimate stays is noted, with special mention of its beautiful grounds and convenient location for exploring the south of France.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, therefore it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The location is highly praised for its convenience for day trips to various attractions in the south of France, including Bezier, Narbonne, and Collioure. The chateau's setting in a charming village amidst stunning vineyards adds to the appeal.
Guests find the chateau to be a comfortable home away from home, with spacious rooms and a well-equipped kitchen. The mix of historic regality with welcoming informality contributes to the overall comfort.
The chateau's facilities are appreciated for their mix of old-world atmosphere and modern amenities, including Wi-Fi. The presence of a pool, terraced area, and various indoor common areas are noted positively.
While guests express gratitude for the hospitality received, there is no explicit mention of gifts, making it impossible to score thoughtfulness based on this criterion. It is important to note that while guests have had memorable experiences, such gestures are not guaranteed.
About this property
Immerse yourself in a piece of French history, this 12th century chateau in Languedoc. Here your wedding or celebration will be defined by royal grandeur - whether you’re amid the grapevines or beside the ancient tower walls, this is pure Old World fantasy. The walls here once guarded against the Pope’s forces during the Albigensian crusade in the 13th century; though this chateau has braved war and fire, it still stands tall.
Feudal lords and ladies have wandered these halls, and it shows; decorated with antiques, family portraits, and vintage wallpaper. Out on the grounds you’ll discover the private heated swimming pool, the orangery, and terraces for outdoor entertaining. Wherever you wander, the scenery is picture-perfect. Even the underground spaces are singular - the wine cellar is fit for a sommelier.
Your holiday chateau is a short drive from Narbonne, a medieval city on the Canal de la Robine. Explore the old town, or even book a boat cruise up the river. A bit farther south is the Sigean African Reserve, a fantastic 180 hectare park full of lions, elephants, giraffes, and more. Return in the evening to your old chateau, the wonders of France fresh in your mind.
The closest airports are Carcassonne (50km) and Toulouse (150km). The nearest town is the medieval town of Narbonne. Explore the old town, the quartier de la Cité (look out for the old Archbishops’ palace, the Gilles-Aycellin donjon and the archaeological and art museums) or the attractive pedestrian street of rue du Pont-des-Marchands. You can take a boat trip on the canal de Robine. Or simply watch the world go by at one of the many cafes on the boulevards.
Good local restaurants include Lo Cagarol in Aigne (5km), Les Oliviers in Bize-Minervois (6km), Le Picou in La Caunette (7km) and Le Relais Chantovent in Minerve (10km).
Local activities include free access to the tennis courts in the village, a 4 seat plane which offers amazing views of the region from above, parachuting in Argeliers (10km), canoeing at Roquebrun (40km), bathing in the river Cesse, the seaside resorts of Gruissan and Narbonne-plage (30km) and the Sigean African Reserve that consists of a 180 hectares park with many animals including lions, elephants, giraffes, gazelles and ostriches.
Beziers is a lively, bustling, but equally pretty medieval town. Enjoy the view from the terraces near Cathedral St Jacques, visit the public garden (le Plateau des Poètes), stroll through the old town or along the Canal du midi or jump on a canal boat. The Cathedral of St Nazaire and the Roman amphitheatre are definitely recommended.
Carcassonne, the ancient walled city, is also worth a visit. It's bursting with history: see the walled city with ramparts and towers, the Eglise St Nazaire (enjoy amazing views of the Black Mountain and the Pyrenees from the top of the tower!) and the chateau Comtal.
For a more adventurous day out, visit the ancient Cathar city of Minerve, where you can wonder at its breathtaking canyons, natural bridges, vineyards and ramparts. Check out the stunning views along the white chalk cliffs.
Accommodation
Ground floor
- large entrance hall
- living room
- library with billiard table
- dining room
- kitchen (with all mod cons including oven and microwave)
- wine cellar
- laundry room
- WCs
First floor
- one living room
- five double bedrooms
- one triple bedroom
- four bathrooms
Second floor
- three double bedrooms
- three bathrooms
Outside grounds (2 hectares)
- heated swimming pool (6m x 12m) with a security alarm
- solarium
- shower
- charcoal bbq
- tables and garden chairs
- ping pong
- ball/board games
- snooker
- pool house
- dining terraces
- an orangery and vines.
Facilities:
- Internet access
- satellite TV
- hi-fi
- DVD
- free access to the tennis court in the village
Reviews (21)
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Isabelle H
Ce lieu magnifique a enchanté nos 4 jours de périple dans le Minervois. Il nous a fallu peu de temps pour l'investir totalement et vivre entre amis le privilège de la vie de château. Les propriétaires sont charmants, à l'écoute et disponibles. Rien ne manque ; l'authenticité des lieux côtoie naturellement la modernité fonctionnelle du quotidien. C'est un endroit que l'on voudrait ne pas trop divulguer....cependant, nous le recommandons vivement à tous ceux qui souhaitent partager des moments de rêve.
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Lilly B
Nous avons passé un excellent séjour à Chateau De L'Ange. Les lieux sont magnifiques, les propriétaires très accueillants. Nous étions seuls dans le château avec les propriétaires du château. Nous avons particulièrement apprécié de prendre l'apéritif avec eux: cela nous a permis de connaître l'histoire de ce château et de mieux comprendre les problématiques liées à la conservation et la sauvegarde des châteaux en général. Nous avons également eu le privilège de visiter une partie du château. La chambre était immense (50 m2 environ), avec une belle salle de bain attenante. Le repas a été servi dans une très belle salle à manger. L'ensemble des plats étaient goûteux, bien cuisinés: bref très agréable. Nous recommandons vivement ce séjour.
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Lilly B
Nous avons passé un excellent séjour à Chateau De L'Ange. Les lieux sont magnifiques, les propriétaires très accueillants. Nous étions seuls dans le château avec les propriétaires du château. Nous avons particulièrement apprécié de prendre l'apéritif avec eux: cela nous a permis de connaître l'histoire de ce château et de mieux comprendre les problématiques liées à la conservation et la sauvegarde des châteaux en général. Nous avons également eu le privilège de visiter une partie du château. La chambre était immense (50 m2 environ), avec une belle salle de bain attenante. Le repas a été servi dans une très belle salle à manger. L'ensemble des plats étaient goûteux, bien cuisinés: bref très agréable. Nous recommandons vivement ce séjour.