hotel in St. Emillion
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Suggest you try Chateau de Sanse - a 15 minute drive away. <BR>See www.chateau-hotels.com
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<BR> <BR>Sorry to piggyback on your question. but this could help us both. <BR> <BR>I stayed at a really nice Chateau very close to St. Emillion five years ago and would love to go back this fall. I checked the website for Chateau de Sanse but it does not look like the one I stayed at. <BR> <BR>It was a working vinyard (I suppose most are?) surrounded by grapevines. <BR> <BR>Does anyone know another chateau close to St. Emillion? <BR> <BR>(A mind is a terrible thing to loose) <BR> <BR>Rich
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<BR> <BR>I looked at Chateau Grand Barrail on the web and that's it . . thanks a bunch. <BR> <BR>It is a great place to spend a couple of days in the middle of the vinyards. I was there during harvest and it was something to watch. We used it as a home base to explore the region. <BR> <BR>Rich
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It's almost two years later, has anyone stayed at the Auberge de la Commanderie in Saint Emilion? We are considering the hotel for a trip this May, also open to other hotel suggests in or around Saint Emilion. Thanks for any comments or suggestions. Deborah
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We stayed at the Commanderie many years ago (5? 6? 7?). It was fine. There is a main building that is slightly fancier (and more expensive) and an annex, which is also fine. My parents (elderly) stayed in the main building. We stayed in a garret room in the annex. Across the street was a wonderful restaurant -- traditional haute cuisine.
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