Search Treehouses in Côtes de Bordeaux Saint-Macaire Wine Region

"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. "

"Wonderful hospitality if the hosts ."

"A truly beautiful place to base yourself to explore the wine region with great hosts!"

"Amazing grounds and building, with gorgeous decor."

"This property is absolutely gorgeous. "

"We liked the swimming pool, pool table, ping pong and gym. Unfortunately our room ‘Paul’ was tiny for 4 people, it was in the attic space so incredibly hot, even with fans, and difficult to access. Only one toilet on top floor to share between 10 people. Did not sleep well at property. The breakfast was fine. Dogs are welcome, but hosts dog unruly and out of control, so my dog had to spend all it’s time in bedroom, when we wanted to use any of the facilities. The host was inflexible. If you do...

"Very well decorated, clean and a nice quiet spot on the side of the golf course. The owner was very nice and breakfast was great!"

"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!!!"

"This is a small logis in an attractive village. Ideally situated with easy parking. Very friendly and helpful reception. Room was fine and as expected. Very quiet. Helped with booking restaurant. Pretty village with impressive castle. Very pleased with this choice"

"Très bien , au calme à moins de 30 mns de Bordeaux Centre"

"Considering it is a place out in the country, with no stores or cafes nearby. I believe there should be some coffee/tea and especially water in the rooms. It was a very warm few days (over 90 degrees F/30 degrees C) and there was no water provided, and there were no glasses in the bathroom. The internet does not work well and I had to teach an online class which could not happen. Do not expect to connect to the internet. "

"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...