Le Grand Salon

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Chateau |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Capestang in Languedoc-Roussillon

from £315 / night

£2205–£3396 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Swimming pool, air conditioning, car advised, no pets allowed

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About the home

Originally the Château's two main reception rooms, Le Grand Salon is a magnificent luxury apartment with splendid views from huge picture windows over the pool terrace to the Vineyards beyond. The apartment has a huge kitchen/salon with a host of period features and gorgeous bespoke furniture. The master bedroom is also vast, complete with free-standing bath and a separate shower room. Luxurious accommodation for one or two couples.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
All of our suites, apartments, houses and villas come equipped with iPod and Soundock. The iPod has been loaded with classic albums and selected playlists, complied by the team in collaboration with specialists AudioSushi.

Each holiday suite, apartment and villa has at least one flat-screen TV and DVD player, with a full range of French, English and German TNT/Freeview channels. We also have a large DVD library, with titles to suit all taste

Further details outdoors:
Private swimming pool of 7 x 3m (heated to 5°C above ambient. Please note in May this may not be very warm).
20m infinity pool available for all guests which is heated from the 1st May until 31st October (28°C -29°C). There is no pool access for wheelchair users.
Two floodlit boules courts - balls provided
There is a bar and brasserie on-site which serves stylish Mediterranean cuisine, using exclusively fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Our menu changes frequently to take advantage of the best the markets have to offer
Guests can drive into the courtyard to drop off bags and then leave their cars in the shared car park.

Further details

We require a 25 % deposit on booking and the remainder on arrival.

Conditions

For availability and bookings please visit our site

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Main Salon

 

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The Salon and view of Le Grand Salon

 

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Another view of the Main Salon

 

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The Master Bedroom

The Languedoc-Roussillon / Herault region

What to see and do
Vibrant fishing villages, endless beaches, rolling vineyards and olive groves fringed with Cypress, medieval castles perched on snow capped mountains, thriving market towns and forgotten hamlets. The region boasts an amazing diversity of leisure options: laze on the beach or partake in every imaginable water sport. Explore historic cities – Roman, Medieval and Renaissance – with internationally recognised cultural attractions. While away the days hiking or on horseback, fishing or hunting. Wander antique markets that rival any in Europe. Discover superb cuisine and world-class local wines in simple bistros and Michelin-starred gastro palaces…

The climate and when to come
The Languedoc enjoys a perfect Mediterranean climate with mild short winters and long hot summers. The region gets over 300 days of sunshine annually, so you're very likely to get sunny weather - even in winter. Each season has it's advantages - so here's a summary of what each time of year offers:

SPRING: Warm days and cool evenings. Usually sunny with occasional showers. Gorgeous, with abundant wild flowers and super-clear air. Great for exploring, walking, sightseeing, seafood on the coast, wine tasting and pretty much everything else. Our pool is heated from May 1st.

SUMMER: Hot and sunny, long days and balmy evenings. Busy with holiday-makers from all over Europe. Lots going on - fiestas, concerts, wine tastings and everything else...

AUTUMN: Warm with cool evenings. Very sunny with occasional rainy days, which don’t last long. Stunning landscapes as the vines turn red, orange and gold. Perfect for sightseeing, wine tasting, walks, biking and just about everything else. Our pool is heated in October.

WINTER: Sunny and dry with lovely dark blue winter skies. Though the average daytime temperature is 14° it can sometimes get very cold, particularly at night (no problem with our central heating). Still plenty going on, and great for walking and exploring.

The Beaches
Languedoc's beaches tend to be huge - long and deep, with fine pale sand and warm, clear blue water. 'Beach clubs' spring up each year along many of region’s beaches, offering excellent food, lounger service and even massages. Many transform into laid-back clubs in the evening, with the latest in relaxed beach sounds from international and home-grown DJs.

The Capestang area

The local villages - Quarante & Capestang
The Château is just five minutes from the villages of Quarante and Capestang. Distinct in character, these traditional wine-making villages offer all the services and conveniences you could want, including a dozen or so restaurants, cafés and bars - from upmarket canal-side restaurants to friendly village cafés, popular twice-weekly markets, countless wine domains, supermarkets, doctors, and a very active community life.

The immediate locality offers a huge range of recreational options. The golden beaches at Serignan with its feet-in-the sand restaurants are a 25-minute drive through vineyards and villages. Coarse, fly and sea fishing abound. Countless vineyards and markets offer the very best local produce. And on days when you feel like something a little more urban, you are around 20 minutes from the compact cities of Narbonne and Béziers, while Montpellier, France’s ‘most exciting city', is less than an hour away.

How to get there

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By Plane
Béziers (30 minutes drive) [Ryanair, FlyBe]
Perpignan (50 minutes) [Ryanair, FlyBe, Aer Lingus, BMI baby]
Montpellier (1 hour) [Ryanair, EasyJet, Transavia, Air France, KLM]
Carcassonne (1 hour) [Ryanair]
Nimes (1 hour 30 minutes) [Ryanair]
Girona, Spain(1hour, 45 minutes) [Ryanair]
Toulouse (2 hours) [BA, Aer Lingus, Lufthansa, EasyJet, FlyBe, Jet 2, Baboo ]
Rodez (2 hours) [Ryanair, FlyBe]

How to reach us from outside Europe:
Search on the internet for flights to Montpellier, which is 50 minutes' drive from us. Most flight websites (such as Expedia.com) will find a flight to Montpellier that connects via either Paris or London or some other large European city.
Fly to Barcelona, and drive to us, which takes just under 3 hours..
Fly to Paris, and then take the TGV train from Paris airport to Béziers - which is only 25 minutes' drive from us.
Fly to London and then connect to a cheap flight to any of the airports above.

By Car
The high-speed A9, A61 and A75 motorways connect the Languedoc region to the rest of France and Europe. Coming by car is now a very practical option, and many of our guests now arrive in their own cars.

Please note the site is new so may not appear on GPS maps by using the address. The coordinates are: 43°20’39 N 3°01’32 E .

If you have any problems, please call us on 04 67 00 00 67 and we’ll guide you in.

By Train

The fast train or TGV is a wonderful way to travel and goes all the way to Béziers, just 15 minutes from the Château.

From the station we can arrange to have you picked up by taxi, or you can hire a car. To arrange a pick up, call us on 0044(0)845 686 8067 (Local rates) or 0033 4 67 00 00 67 (international) or email resa@lescarrasses.com.


The fast train or TGV is a wonderful way to travel and goes all the way to Béziers, just 15 minutes from the Château.

From the station we can arrange to have you picked up, or you can hire a car. To arrange a pick up, call us on 0044(0)845 686 8067 (Local rates) or 0033 4 67 00 00 67 (international) or email resa@lescarrasses.com.

Activities near Capestang

Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
November - December 23	5 Nov 12	23 Dec 12	1799£ 1799	257£ 257	257£ 257	1 Night
Xmas & New Year	23 Dec 12	2 Jan 13	1988£ 1988	284£ 284	284£ 284	1 Night
Jan - April	2 Jan 13	1 May 13	1796£ 1796	257£ 257	257£ 257	1 Night
May	1 May 13	1 Jun 13	2205£ 2205	315£ 315	315£ 315	3 Nights
1 jun - 30 jun	1 Jun 13	1 Jul 13	2492£ 2492	356£ 356	356£ 356	1 Night
Jul - Aug	1 Jul 13	1 Sep 13	3396£ 3396	485£ 485	485£ 485	1 Night

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

25% Deposit on booking and the remainder due on arrival. Prices include linen, towels, pool towels, electricity, cleaning. Other services including bar and restaurant are additional. €1 per adult (over 12) per night French government tax is charged separately.

Availability

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