We chose to stay at this (very expensive) hotel on our traverse through France and down to parents' place in Menorca. One of the main decision-points was its willingness to take dogs, which was essential from our point of view and a very welcome attribute. But unfortunately that's where the cost-benefit ended! The room we were allocated faced a courtyard... more

We have spent 4 nights at the Hostellerie, with our two teenager sons. Expectations were quite high, given the 4 red houses rating of the Michelin guide, the pictures on the hotel's web site, and the excellent tripadvisor user ratings. Also, we have never been disappointed by Relais & Châteaux hotels so far. The Hostellerie managed to largely meet, if... more

My wife and I wanted to experience something special and we weren't at all disappointed. The two michelin stars and award winning chef suggested the possibility for a great meal, but i guess in this the proof is always in the tasting and the ten course tasting menu was simply amazing. We tried foods we rarely get to eat, prepared... more

Rooms are delightful, however for the price the hotels misses on so many small points, coffee machines in room but only supplied 1 coffee pod each a day which is cheap, no pool, no Gym, and the breakfast is very expensive, well presented but once they drop the small portions on the table don't expect any more service. The restaurant... more

My husband and I recently stayed here one night as part of our 25th anniversary trip. We had been to St. Emilion 17 years ago and stayed here. We loved it then and we love it even more now. We had a "superior room" in the new wing. The room was spacious and luxurious. The bed was very comfortable with... more

We stayed here for two nights while attending a wine tasting in Bordeaux. It was absolutely a perfect hotel as far as we were concerned. The room was large with a beautiful bath and separate shower and a large comfortable bed. The staff was wonderful; we arrived at the St. Emilion train station and no one was there - it... more

Dinner on the open terrace overlooking the vinyards of St Emilion is worth the trip here. The "Menu Decouverte" was worthy of the restaurant's 2 Michelin stars. In an almost empty hotel , for 340 euros we were given a perfectly comfortable small room, with no view. The bathroom was OK but refused to deliver cold water from the any... more

St Emilion is a most beautiful village, with steep cobbled streets and lots of small, interesting shops and wine tasting outlets, and Hostellerie de Plaisance is slap bang in the middle. When we arrived the village was very busy, but the man on reception found us a parking space and took care of all the luggage, while someone else showed... more

if you are going to st-emilion and want to spoil yourself, this is the place to go! more