Séjourner Au
Château La Tour Carnet Grand Cru Classé
Take a trip back through history with a stay at Château La Tour Carnet.
Ranked as one of the oldest estates in the Médoc, La Tour Carnet features a fine medieval tower that jealously guards the treasures of the troubadours, the soul of Michel de Montaigne and La Boétie and boasts a majestic period suite.
This character Château, set within a shimmering moat, has a proud 900 year-old history. It can only be accessed via its fine drawbridge.
The Michel de Montaigne
suite
The Boétie
suite
About our bedrooms
Some experiences can be described; others need to be lived.
Château La Tour Carnet has been an eyewitness to Bordeaux’s Art de Vivre and passion for vines for several centuries now and provides a tranquil, luxury stopover for its guests.
Two outstanding suites offer intimacy and diversity in their period charm. Guests can particularly appreciate the French-style elegance in the fine decorations and can enjoy a wide range of premium services suited to individual taste and customised by the staff of the château.
Meticulous attention to detail and absolute quality are our watchwords: welcome to our château!
The Michel de Montaigne
suite
This room features a Renaissance four-poster bed made in carved oak, while the floor is in artisan-made terra cotta tiles.
The bedroom’s décor comprises a gold leaf decorated bed-ceiling featuring lions; bronze rams posing on the bedside lamps; and aristocratic-style armchairs, each side of the fireplace, in red velvet and embroidered in gold.
Medieval times and its memories live on in the royal blue hangs, the red fabrics, and the fleur de lys embroideries.
The Boétie
suite
This suite is a carefully-composed metaphor expressed in an elevated style. Marbles adorn the walls, while the bespoke décor features a Byzantine console table with lions’ heads. Bunches of grapes and vine leaves embellish the fabrics and the carved columns of the four-poster bed.
In the warm harmonies of the red, gold, green and bronze colours, guests can feel the conquering magic of bygone times. Battle scenes are carved in the wood pieces, while traditions of the medieval era decorate the ceilings.
In materials fit for English royal palaces, in the silk and velvet curtains and the damask armchairs, each fabric is turned into a lush, refined piece of archive.
Breakfast
Who can resist a proper French breakfast?
Pressed fresh fruits, yoghurts, local smoked salmon or fresh cheeses… Not forgetting honey served on its honeycomb.
The château’s kitchen staff will prepare eggs for you on request, from boiled or scrambled to beautifully golden omelettes.
Special facilities during your stay at a Bernard Magrez Château:
• Hospitality Services
Check-in as from 3pm and until 6pm
You are requested to free your suite before 11am.
Breakfast is served between 7am and 10am, in the dining room or in your room.
Free Wi-Fi in all the public spaces
Languages spoken: French and English
We accept small dogs at our Châteaux.
Bank cards: Visa, AE, Mastercard, Diners, Alipay, CUP
• Room services
LCD flat-screen television with access to international channels
Nespresso coffee machine and kettle – Selection of teas and coffees
In the suites: sewing kit, manicure kit and shaving kit
All our bedrooms are non-smoking.
• Housekeeping services
Wake-up call service – Safe – Laundry and ironing – Shoe-polishing
Baby necessities (cot, high-chair) – Babysitting (on reservation)
Massage and facial care on request
And the magic continues
|Activities
to complement your stay
• Château tours
• Wine creation workshops: “B-Winemaker”
• Tastings of Grand Cru Classé wines
A private visit
to the Bernard Magrez Cultural Institute
Located just opposite the Grande Maison, the Labottière Hotel Particulier is open to visitors. This is
an Institute dedicated to contemporary and street art, and to acquiring and sharing cultural
knowledge. During your visit to one of the exhibitions taking place, you can converse with our
resident artists and even create your own work of art.
Nos Meilleures offres
Atelier vin sur la table
2h
Choisir une bouteille de vin est une première, savoir comment la servir, à quelle température et surtout avec quels plats sont des questions auxquelles nous répondrons sur ce module.
Dégustation de 8 vins :
• 1 vin rosé
• 3 vins blancs
• 3 vins rouges
• 1 vin blanc liquoreux
La visite et dégustation
1H30
Visite du vignoble, du cuvier et des chais suivis d'une dégustation de 3 vins rouges.
20 € Par personnePrivate: Secrets des Crus Classés Bernard Magrez
2h
Une verticale de six millésimes d'un Cru Classé Bernard Magrez.
Dégustation commentée par un sommelier.
Sujets abordés : l'effet millésime, l'identité d'un Terroir, les cépages, le type de vinification.
Dégustation de 6 vins.
