Château les Carrasses

We stayed at the Chateau for 5 days over Easter 2025 and found it to be a peaceful haven for the whole family. Its a stunning place, with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. The staff were kind and attentive at all times - nothing was too much trouble. Our kids loved the pool and mini-farm, and we enjoyed the free bikes to go on a mini bike ride. The self-catering capability is perfect for families who don't want to eat in a restaurant all the time. Relaxed luxury.

A very chic hotel with on site bar and restaurant. Lovely setting surrounded by vines. Beautiful large swimming pool which we unfortunately did not use because of rain.

We are new to area and looking for a nice dinner but Chateau Les Carrasses turned out not to be a good choice. Had we known this was first night open after a month closed we would have made a different choice. The place is gorgeous although dinning area is set up more as a bistro setting than fine dinning. The service was glacial even for European standards running at 2 hours and 45 minutes for three courses even though restaurant was 2/3 empty. Lady server was super apologetic and pretty good and one reason giving two stars instead of one. The male server was pretty ambivalent and seemed inconvenienced by our presence. The food was mixed with appetizers of tartufo cappuccino and squash being tasty although the later being uninspired. The cod entree as tasty and probably the best of the night. Their version of cassoulet was tragic… lack of texture, over cooked sausage and duck under temp. Profiteroles and chocolate desert also uninspired but chocolate sauce was very tasty. Wine was very good.

We went the in January and it was very calm, there were very few people We enjoyed the breakfast, the dinner and also the bike they lend you to see the vineyards and the beautiful canal.

To be honest, I expected a chateau that would have more common rooms to pass the time, like a library, a games room or a room with plushy sofas, like other chateaux have. The one room where guests could go served as a reception and restaurant in one and lacked atmosphere. Plastic flowers and greenery definitely a no-no in an expensive lodging like this. Positives: - The food was simply perfect. Congratulations to the kitchen, every course that we had was excellent - The massage I had was fantastic, I absolutely recommend it. - Self-catering apartments that have everything that you can imagine for your stay. Probably the most complete apartment I have ever seen. - Possibility to have your breakfast delivered in a basket to your apartment - Our apartment had a great view of the vineyards and was quite secluded, although I can imagine that in summer with the kids club in front and the barbecue area close by, it would not be so quiet. Negatives: - We stayed in apartment 28 (maison du jardinier) and the shower in one of the bathrooms did not work properly. The water came out lukewarm. Luckily there is a second bathroom but you have to shower in the bath. - We had heavy rainfall and that same bathroom had water entering from the outside through the wall close to the floor. We had to put towels to prevent the water from coming in further into the bathroom. - This apartment has the main bedroom on the mezzanine ( big bed with 2 matrasses) but the bathroom is on the ground floor. - We had breakfast and dinner included, but noticed that the menu did not change in the 3 days we were there. I assume it gets changed once a week, There are between 2 and 4 options to choose from, but I can imagine that if you stay longer it would become boring. - 500 euro guarantee on arrival, which one week later is still being held. Tip: since these are self-catering apartments, there is an Intermarché in Capestang that is quite large, where you can do your shopping.

A lovely two night stay, everything high quality in a relaxed luxury setting. Fantastic dinner on both nights with friendly, attentive but not pompous service.