Saint-Émilion Palaces from ￥52,115

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Our top choices for Saint-Émilion palaces

A wooden building with a wooden deck leading to it.

1. Hôtel Les Sources de Caudalie

Martillac

Umit

￥52,115 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

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Top Saint-Émilion Hotel Reviews

Staycity Aparthotels, Bordeaux City Centre

10/10 Excellent

"Loved this studio room for our 2 nights. Had everything you need - they've used the space really well. Super comfy bed & great pillows so good night's sleep was had. Blackout curtains. Brilliant bathroom & super powerful shower. You can get room cleaned each day if you want or not. Area is brilliant - very neat port de Bourgogne & a lovely artisan area of Bordeaux if you turn left at the end of the road. You can eat in the hotel or there's the BEST Vietnamese cafe at the end of the road. Totally recommend this hotel."

Logis de Villemaurine Gîte Stone house*** in the heart of St Emilion 2 to 8pers.

10/10 Excellent

"Isabel was very responsive and helpful. The gite was located very close to the town of Saint Emilian. We were able to walk to town and dinner within 10 minutes and there was room for parking. I would highly recommend this Vrbo."

Au Vélo dans l'Arbre

8/10 Good

"This is a rustic, two bedroom cottage property about a 35 minute walk (uphill!) to St Emilion old town. Located in the the vineyards, it's fine if you have a bicycle or similar. It's only 5 mins by car but then you have parking to deal with in the town. It's on a slightly dusty track to don't arrive in heels or immaculate white clothing. Warmly welcomed by Hassan, his wife and daughter, I was shown the shared downstairs area and my room. They do not live on the property. No elevator obviously so hope your bag is light (mine wasn't!). Rooms are pleasant and have good air conditioning. Hassan offers wine for sale and Dinner is available if you want. It's a Moroccan themed dinner but I didn't try it myself. I was asked to change rooms when here when another guest arrived that needed two beds (Hassan had given me the room with multiple beds) which I wasn't very happy about to be honest but it was a relatively small inconvenience I suppose. Breakfast is available for 8 euros and it's OK but TBH pretty basic. Everything worked out fine for my two night stay. If I were to offer any suggestions it might be to clean and redecorate the downstairs area which feels a little cluttered (There's a drumset in the corner if you're so-inclined!!). Overall, I'd score it 6.75/10. It was fine as long as you're not expecting somewhere shiny and new feeling."