Pomys has a nice chateau/country house hotel feel. Not overly grand, but it feels the part. The second floor 'superior' room, and it's bed, were huge, with the bathroom and WC in two separate en-suite rooms. The room spanned two windows, with views over a lovely, if informal, garden with vines beyond and the Gironde estuary in the distance. The... More

Ch Pomys is both a respected winemaker (personally very fond of their wines) and they rent rooms at the chateau. Do not expect a full blown hotel, there is a one man reception, 10 rooms some of which were recently renovated in a beautiful Bordeaux setting. No other real amenities that I was aware of. There rooms are good, clean... More

We made a visit to this quite Chateau in the middle of july for two nights. It is beautifully lo-cated in the middle of the winefields near the Medoc vine district. The rooms were nice and not too small, each room is decorated after different wine themes. It is clean and cleaned every day. It offers a nice shower and... More

We stayed three nights at Chateau Pomys as a base for touring the Medoc wine area. It is a comfortable hotel with friendly staff, well placed for visiting the Medoc wine chateaux (it also produces its own Cru Bourgeois). Meals can be taken on the terrace overlooking the peaceful gardens, which give onto vineyards, with Chateau Cos d'Estornel in the... More

Turned up at the hotel and discovered the restaurant was shut despite the web saying it would close on 25 October (or maybe that was 25 October 2008?) When we asked the person on reception if he could recommend somewhere to eat, his response was to 'try the town', so not a good start to the stay. Bedrooms dated, and... More

Actually, dare I say , we found this in an old "Rough Guide" and just when we'd given up trying to find it....there was the sign!! As we drove up and saw the place (plus the fact that there was a classic Bentley convertible guests' car) we thought it would be too expensive, as we were en route to Pays... More

Ch. Pomys is a fairly well known Cru Bourgeois wine. The chais is located next door to the Chateau itself which is now a hotel run by a friendly young couple. He is the chef she looks after the guests. The cooking is exemplary - on his way to a Michelin star(?) You wont find the hotel mentioned very much... More