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Arrivée à partir de : | 16:30 |
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Départ avant : | 11:00 |
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Chateau De Paraza
En choisissant Chateau De Paraza à Paraza, vous profiterez d'un agréable séjour à juste quelques pas du site Chateau de Paraza et à 1 min en voiture du site Canal du Midi. Ce bed and breakfast se trouve à 3,8 km de Château Tourril et à 7,8 km de Coopérative oléicole L'Oulibo. N'hésitez pas à profiter des nombreuses infrastructures de loisirs à disposition et qui incluent notamment un bain à remous et une piscine extérieure en saison. Ce bed and breakfast propose également l'accès Wi-Fi à Internet gratuit, un service de conciergerie et une salle de jeux vidéo. Ce bed and breakfast accueille un snack bar/épicerie fine où vous pourrez acheter quelques en-cas et propose un service d'étage idéal pour les soirées cocooning. Pour bien finir la journée, vous trouverez sur place un bar / salon. Un petit déjeuner complet est servi tous les jours de 08 h 00 à 10 h 00 moyennant un supplément. Les équipements et services proposés incluent un service d'arrivée express, un service de départ express et un service de nettoyage à sec / blanchisserie. En échange d'un supplément, vous pouvez profiter des services d'une navette vers et depuis l'aéroport. De plus un parking gratuit se trouve dans l'enceinte de l'hébergement. Les 5 chambres de l'hébergement vous invitent à la détente et comprennent une machine à espresso. L'accès Wi-Fi à Internet gratuit vous permet de rester en contact avec le reste du monde. Une salle de bain privée avec une baignoire et une douche séparées est à votre disposition. Vous y trouvez également une baignoire relaxante profonde et un pommeau de douche à « effet pluie ». Les équipements et services offerts par l'hébergement comprennent une bouilloire électrique et de l'eau minérale (offerte). Le service d'entretien est assuré tous les jours.
Commentaire : 3 juin 2026
The Chateu of Parazza
Was a a memorable experience. The family owned Chateu is an elegant but comfortable place with all of the modern
Amenities. Built in 1700 century retains
The beautiful architecture and country charm of the old times. The rooms are very large with high ceilings. We were amicable received with genuine charm! The morning breakfast was exquisite, the wine excellent and the lady of the house made my husband and I Fell at home! Reasonable priced was the best stop of our traveling in The South of France!
Tom and Loretta Lloyd from California.
Commentaire : 18 août 2025
Date d'arrivée : août 2025
A bit of a disappointing stay.
We spent two-nights here with our sixteen year-old son. I booked the King Suite, really so he could have his own 'room' and not be on a cramped and/or flimsy sofa-bed mattress in the ‘lounge’ or at the foot of our bed, as is often the case in regular hotels! I’d built myself an image of somewhere (both the building itself and our King Suite room) that would be opulent, sophisticated, memorable, unique, clearly ‘historic’ (something my son loves) and rather grand. Somewhere with some ‘wow-factor’ that we’d reminisce about in years to come. I’m just reviewing the accommodation element here. We didn’t do any of the wine-tasting in the separate shop/visitor/function area.
This is where it gets a bit awkward. Overall, I tend to judge places by how the 'reality' compares with the 'expectation' (the website, the descriptions and imagery, the previous reviews, the cost, the 'picture in my head' and what I'd expect of that standard of accommodation etc.) So, if I was being really harsh, it was a bit of a let-down and my wife and son agreed. But seems unfair to give it a 2-star, so will stick with an 'average'.
I was expecting rooms that combined tradition/heritage with perhaps some element of modernity. But the King Suite was just rather old-fashioned and a bit depressing really. I felt like we were rather trapped in an old soul-less public school, or an old National Trust property. The noise and footsteps from the room upstairs seemed to echo everywhere, despite the high ceilings. The toilet and bathroom door creaked and were a struggle to close. The bathroom is the 'far-side' of entrance room (that has the smaller wooden framed bed in it), so if the main bedroom occupants want to go to the bathroom in the night, you've got to tip-toe passed the person/people in the other bed/room, and then back again.)
There’s no TV. Didn’t bother us, but I’d not twigged that I’d not spotted one in the photos! Plug sockets are a bit random as, again, it’s an old property. Our biggest problem however was the heat. Admittedly it was 40+ degrees and a heatwave whilst there. But there’s no air conditioning (yes, I appreciate that it dates from the 17th Century!) It was stiflingly hot. Open the windows and you’ve got insects in, plus the church bells all night! Close them and it’s boiling. I just lay wide-awake on top of the bed all the first night, counting down time till morning. I was almost tempted to go outside, run the car engine and aircon, and try to sleep in the car. Late on the second day I went over to the winery offices to find someone to ask about maybe locating a fan for the second night? Lucille (?) went and got us one from an empty bedroom, but why not offer it to us at the start? Or, better still, why not have one in each room, without us having to ask? How much does it cost for a fan off Amazon!?
We never really found out if our booking included breakfast or not, or where we’d go for it, if it did? You could argue that the hotel part is very ‘relaxed’, but it wasn’t clear where to really find someone to ask anything. It rather seems the accommodation bit plays second fiddle to the wine business.
There was a shared (I presume?) fridge for guests outside our room along with a noisy coffee machine (why not move that somewhere quieter?) Further down there’s a water chiller tap (Zipp/Quokker type).
Pool area was nice enough. There’s a large central ‘lounge’ room with some board games, a billiard table and piano but, once again, we weren’t really sure if guests were allowed to use it or just pass through it to access the pool. Other rooms were presumably reserved for the family. Parking is in the courtyard directly outside (we were given a remote control to operate the gate.)
Whilst some people will love the ‘olde-worlde’ charm of the Chateau, that ‘charm’ alone didn’t do it for us sadly.
Commentaire : 25 avr. 2025
Date d'arrivée : avr. 2025
Commentaire : 5 août 2025
Date d'arrivée : août 2025
Commentaire : 5 juin 2024
Date d'arrivée : mai 2024
Emplacement exceptionnel
1 Rue du Viala, Paraza, 11200, France|0,07 km du centre-ville
Arrivée et départ
Arrivée à partir de :
16:30
Départ avant :
11:00
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