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Château l’Hospitalet

The owner, Gérard Bertrand, former rugby international, has headed this luxury oasis overlooking the Mediterranean since 2002. Apart from being able to taste the estate’s wines, everything is designed to attract the visitor, who cannot fail to fall in love with this beautiful place. As well as the three-star hotel’s thirty eight rooms, which are stylish and have their own personality, there are many other services on offer: a lounge bar, a gastronomic restaurant (the H, an experience not to be missed), a huge swimming pool, a museum dedicated to vines and another to honey, a delicatessen, a contemporary art gallery, various other resident artists, a jazz festival and a classical music event.

Château Moyau

Located between Saint-Pierre-la-Mer and Fleury d’Aude, Château Moyau, with its twenty-five hectares of vines, enjoys a magnificent position facing the sea and in the middle of the garrigue, vineyards, olive trees and pine trees. Legend has it that the château was founded by the descendants of pirates who came to the coast and whose leader was named Moyau. The estate comprises six buildings, two huge wine cellars, one of the most beautiful pigeon lofts in the region and some former stables. It is in one of these buildings that five gîtes have been tastefully renovated, ready to welcome guests for a restful stay in the middle of this wild and protected countryside.

Château Pech-Redon

In the middle of the countryside, surrounded by the garrigue and vines, this gîte is next door to Christophe Bousquet’s estate, the president of the Le Clape wine syndicate. Nestled in the heart of the massif, it can accommodate up to five people. Guests can also taste the estate’s wines.

Château Ricardelle

Set in the western foothills of the La Clape massif and surrounded by 140 hectares of vines, garrigue and cliffs, Château Ricardelle offers superb gîtes which can accommodate between two and five people. There is a studio, plus two apartments and two houses, each of which are named after different grape varieties – an invitation to discover the La Clape wines: Carignan, Merlot, Syrah, Muscat, Roussanne and Grenache.

Château
Rouquette-sur-Mer

For the last four generations, the Boscary family have been making wine with the greatest respect for wine-making traditions. The property stands against the superb cliffs of the Massif de la Clape, a classified natural site. 800m from the beach, it has four independent gîtes.
Completely furnished and tastefully decorated, they are ideally situated between the sea and the garrigue. From there, you can walk or hike the La Clape mountain or spend the day swimming in the Mediterranean.
Whether you are looking for a small wine-grower’s house of 55m2 (a haven of peace that sleeps 4) or a larger grander house of 170m2 that sleeps 12 and has a garden of 1400m2 (ideal for large families or holidays with friends), the Château de Rouquette-sur-Mer has exactly what you are looking for. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

Château d’Anglès

Château d’ Anglès is a traditional Languedoc mas, in which a vast hundred meter square apartment has been fitted out with three bedrooms, accommodating six to eight people. It is nestled in the heart of the classified site of La Clape. It is surrounded by forty hectares of vines and a similar area of garrigue, woodland and Alep pine. Rest and absolute peace and quiet guaranteed.

Les gîtes de l’abbaye
des monges

The Abbaye des Monges in Narbonne, located in the La Clape massif, has belonged since 1997 to baron Paul de Chefdebien, who has developed a lovely range of AOC La Clape wines. The estate has three gîtes located in an independent building. The first gîte, “Côte Vigne”, which is fifty square meters and accommodates 2 to 4 people, offers a lovely view of the vineyards. The second gîte, “Côté Chapelle” can easily accommodate four people and offers the opportunity to discover the chapel, one of the rare Cistercian women’s priories in the Languedoc. The last gîte, “Garrigue”, is located in the middle of the garrigue and can sleep up to six people.

Château Catherine de Montgolfier

Located in the heart of the La Clape massif, this organic estate has two bed and breakfast rooms (for 2 people) and three suites (for up to 4 people) in a separate building surrounded by vines, olive trees and a French-style vegetable garden. Delicious breakfasts served with homemade jams. There is also a swimming pool with a special swimming lane.

Château Pech Céleyran

Looking out over the La Clape mountain, this large estate has belonged to the family of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry for the last five generations. It has a swimming pool and five gîtes (for two to nine people) as well as four guest rooms (for two to three people). The gîtes are located in former grape-pickers’ houses and have a garden and terrace.
The guest rooms have recently been fitted out in the outbuildings adjoining the main house and offer king-size beds and Italian-style showers. A plus is the breakfasts, which are entirely homemade. The château also offers generous home-cooked dinners (table d’hôtes).

Château Capitoul

Perché au sommet d’une colline dominant un paisible lagon méditerranéen et entouré de 80 hectares de paysages sauvages et des vignes de la Clape, le domaine se compose d’un château hôtel de huit chambres & suites, un restaurant gastronomique Méditerranéo et un spa Cinq Mondes. On retrouve également, un hameau de 44 villas toutes équipées disponibles pour un séjour de deux nuits minimums, une piscine à débordement, un restaurant Asado type grill occitan, une cave et un caveau de dégustation/vente.

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Château Le Bouïs

Au cœur de la Clape, profitez du charme et de l’authenticité d’un domaine riche de 300 ans d’histoire. Des suites et chambres vous offrant un séjour relaxant et dépaysant entre pins maritimes, vignes et oliviers avec vue sur la mer Méditerranée. Qu’elle soit Jehanne, Hortense ou Isabelle, chacune de ces chambres vous plongera dans un havre de paix.