Chateau De La Caze

The meal at the restaurant was a real highlight, with beautifully made dishes full of flavor and lovely local wines alongside them. We also found the staff warm and courteous, always ready to help and make us feel welcome. Our room was comfortable and thoughtfully stocked, from plush robes and flip-flops to a minibar with treats. Even the fragrant soaps made the little everyday moments feel special. The chateau itself sits in breathtaking surroundings, with a peaceful feel and a lovely mix of history and luxury. We had a truly memorable stay and can’t wait to come back.

Really recommend having dinner here, especially with that one-of-a-kind view of the Tarn river. We enjoyed breakfast too, and the team was lovely and did their best to make the stay special. Such a great historic place in a unique spot on the Tarn.

The room’s size and the natural surroundings were the only real saving graces. We waited 3.5 hours for our room, then found there was no wifi in it. We’d booked months ahead, but at check-in we were told the room was being renovated, something nobody had told us in advance. All they’d done was install a heating and air conditioning unit, and the rest of the room was untouched. It felt like the way a typical French hotel might have been run 30 years ago.

Suite Jeanne was fabulous, with views in three directions, a comfortable bed, a cozy sitting room, and a gorgeous bathroom. Everyone on staff was cheerful and very helpful. We loved how the chateau’s renovation kept its history while bringing in modern touches. And the location, of course, can’t be beat. Eager to return.