Route de Narbonne-Plage (Sortie 37, direction Narbonne Plage), 11100 Narbonne
The Château Catherine de Montgolfier offers a unique getaway in the heart of the Massif de la Clape, in a setting that combines nature and wine heritage. The estate covers 22 hectares, with 15.5 dedicated to vineyards, surrounded by pine forests and wooded hills. This place, ideal for relaxation, welcomes visitors in an atmosphere filled with serenity. The guest rooms, numbering five, each offer personalized comfort. Three of them, La Rose, La Vague, and L’Horizon, are located on the ground floor and have direct access to the pool, allowing guests to fully enjoy the outdoors. The other two, La Perle and L’Escapade, are nestled within the manor, providing perfect privacy for visitors.
The rooms, all decorated with themes inspired by the south of France, are spacious and equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay. Television, microwave, small refrigerator, and a private terrace complete the amenities. The view over the surroundings invites rest, and each room enjoys a peaceful atmosphere, whether with or without a view. The estate also offers a private parking area for guests and Wi-Fi access throughout the property.
Beyond the rooms, Château Catherine de Montgolfier offers its visitors a beautiful pool, perfect for relaxing or swimming laps during the warmer months. The estate also has a fitness trail, ideal for those who wish to stay active during their stay. Additionally, summer events such as shows and art exhibitions are regularly organized, adding a cultural touch to the experience.
Breakfast, included in the stay, is served each morning in the large dedicated room or on the adjoining terrace, offering a clear view of the estate's gardens. Local products are featured, and the service aims to provide a quality experience worthy of the setting.
Wine enthusiasts will be delighted to discover the estate's wines, distinguished by their quality and potential as future organic grand crus of Languedoc. Tastings, organized by the owner, provide insights into the history and specifics of the La Clape appellation.
Guests can also explore the region by taking hiking or biking trails that lead them through the picturesque landscapes of the Narbonnaise Regional Natural Park. This natural setting, between sea and vineyards, invites discovery, whether toward the Mediterranean beaches or nearby villages like Gruissan.
Château Catherine de Montgolfier is not just a place of rest; it is also a place of sharing, where passion for art and culture holds an important place. The on-site art gallery regularly hosts temporary exhibitions, while summer musical evenings bring a friendly atmosphere to the days spent at the château.
The estate also has seminar rooms for companies or groups seeking an inspiring and calm working environment. Between hills and vineyards, this location combines professionalism and relaxation, with the possibility of unwinding after meetings.
For visitors wishing to explore the city of Narbonne, the historic center is only a few kilometers away. Its rich Roman heritage, including the Via Domitia and the imposing Saint-Just-et-Saint-Pasteur Cathedral, make it an essential stop. You can also discover the Archbishop's Palace, which houses several museums, or stroll through the Narbonne Market Hall, a covered market renowned for its local products.
The Mediterranean beaches are also nearby, with Narbonne-Plage, Gruissan, and Saint-Pierre-la-Mer each offering varied landscapes and beautiful seaside walks. Whether you are looking for relaxation in the sun or water activities, these seaside resorts will meet your expectations.
For a gastronomic experience, Narbonne is full of good addresses. The restaurant "Les Grands Buffets" offers a vast selection of local dishes, while "Le Petit Comptoir" is known for its specialties made with fresh, regional products. If you want to extend your exploration of local wines, the Domaine de l’Hospitalet, located nearby, also offers tastings accompanied by gourmet meals.
For art and culture enthusiasts, the Narbonne Museum of Art and History is a must-see. Its varied collections cover periods from Antiquity to the 20th century, with temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
Château Catherine de Montgolfier is much more than just a guesthouse. It is an invitation to discovery, relaxation, and conviviality in a rich natural and cultural setting, where each moment spent seems to offer a new perspective on the beauty of the south of France.
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From 100 EUR per night
5-star Hotel