Chateau de Raissac

This was a magical stay. I could not recommend this place more. The lady of the chateau Christine was amazing. Recommended what should be a Michelin star restaurant for dinner called the The Drunken Camel. Amazing meal. The chateau makes you feel like a scene out of Downton Abbey. We spent 3 weeks in Italy, Hungry, France and Spain and this was a highlight of our stay.

Exceptional dinner experience eating outdoors in the courtyard the night of our stay. Great food, good wine, loved the atmosphere. One of my best memories of France

What a treat. The chateau was magnificent with allot of charm and character. We loved the art and history of the place. It was magical. We had a chance to roam and explore the house and gardens we were free to explore freely. We had some fab wines and a simple and delicious evening meal. The room was charming and spacious and spotless. We also explored the wine yard the following day where we met a very charming lady called Marine who shared her incredible knowledge of the region and vineyards and in all honesty made our stay even more memorable. Thanks for a fantastic stay. We home to be back one day soon.

The Chateau is beautiful; our room was huge and sumptuously decorated in mid-nineteenth century style, but with modern comforts: air conditioning and a well-appointed bathroom. Very good coffee was available in the dining room each morning, but a coffee-maker in the room would be an added convenience. The pool and park are gorgeous and obviously eco- conscious, and pollinator friendly, an excellent thing, but there were, consequently, lots of bees, especially around the pool and courtyard, and I did get a nasty sting. I’ve no solution to this, as we do need the bees…. The food and wine were both very good, and the service was superb.

A traditional chateau. Beautiful ceramics adorn each room; some of the artwork was breathtaking. The owner was very gracious and staff friendly and welcoming. A unique experience! Booked very late so were allocated the "Yellow" room. Spacious but very dark. The "Blue" room, on the other hand, appeared to be very bright . . . with lots of sunlight.

Up front we have stayed at many chateaus all over France. Sadly we did not meet the owners as other reviewers have but we were met with a nice lady who showed us around. We stayed in the deluxe blue room which was quite large and pretty. Pool was the highlight of the chateau. Breakfast was fine. The chateau is chock a block with stuff can be a bit overwhelming as was the moth ball scent. Yes, I get it’s a really old home. Strange that we had to go around to the back door when entering at night.

This place is unlike anything you have ever visited. Colorfull, full if art bohemian but totalt wonderful. A personal and charming little castle with the best service. Rooms where so great and the owners did anything to help in all ways. The dinner served in the garden was great and the wines outstanding! I will for sure be back!