Find hotels near Château Mauvezin, Saint-Laurent-des-Combes from ￥13,589

"Second time we have stayed here and still excellent. Great place to stay and base for wine testing and tours. Parking is great and staff very attentive. "

"What a beautiful place. Spotless , tasteful decor and very nice and helpful staff. "

"Nice and clean and easy to explore St Emilion nearby."

"The hotel is a bit dated , beds are firm but for the price the hotel is well worth the cost and the restaurant is fantastic"

"We had a great two nights stay .. Melanie is great , friendly and helpful ! Staying there is like at home, as you got that kind of family touch … room is spacious and clean , views throughout the vineyards are stunning! Learned that owner’s vineyards haven been rented to Saint Angelus, one of our favorite wines, and that backyards has indeed enhanced our feeling. "

"Warm welcome, beautiful home, excellent breakfast, awesome location, "

"Fantastic hotel in a gorgeous and quiet village close to St Emilion. Absolutely loved it! Hotel also has an amazing Michelin restaurant with super reasonable prices."

"Nice hotel, quiet"

"Very clean (excellent), well located house with plenty of space for families or friends. Pleasant view on a small vineyard Convenient with large area to prepare, and store, food. Good communication too made our two night stay very relaxing."

"The Hotel is beautiful! The room was very nice, look’s just like the pictures. It was so quiet & serene! The hosts were fabulous & so was the breakfast! I would definitely recommend this hotel!!!"

"My wife and I stayed overnight whilst travelling South. What a fantastic location exceeded only by the welcome. The food (evening meal and breakfast) was something really special. If looking for somewhere special in the Dourdogne look no further. Cannot recommend highly enough. "

"Beautiful in everyway. Like staying in a queens castle. Great breakfast, very kind staff. Would have loved to stay longer. "

"Really wonderful accommodation. Walking distance to town. Not a hotel but a guest house in a refinished and vibrantly appointed (200 year-old?) historical home newly acquired and attentively managed by Sandra, Michael and son Valentin who were the most welcoming, engaging and thoughtful hosts imaginable. Large, beautiful rooms. Breakfasts were lovely, and we really enjoyed the option of one of Michael’s incredible dinners. Really happy to have found Maison Mulato. If you go, make sure to spend a...