Château de Labro

All of the accommodation is of the very highest quality, it is a luxury hotel after all, but what separates Château de Labro from most is the beautifully old fashioned decor. It feels a little like stepping back in time, in a good way, especially in the bedrooms, where even the modern touches are consistently tasteful.

The food at the chateau is a highlight, always in season and local as much as possible, and they have a suitably good wine list. It is a vineyard hotel after all and so produces its own Clos Labro, a white made from the 6 varieties of grape grown on site; Muscat Petit Grain, Petit Manseng, Colombard, Chardonnay and Viognier. It is not a commercial wine by any means, which makes it quite special; the vineyards are small, producing only 1500 bottles a year, and so the only place you can enjoy Clos Labro is actually at Château de Labro!

 You can relax around the gardens and the 20m swimming pool outside in the vineyards. Pamper yourself too with some of their many highly rated spa treatments, massages, sauna, hot tub/jacuzzi and a great range of health and beauty treatments.

THE LOCATION:

The chateau is just 5km from Rodez famous for its medieval cathedral and its budget airline friendly international airport. Boradly the region is part of the Massif Central and one of the rural highlights of this region is the Aubrac Plateau, a haunting landscape of green plains that fills up with wild flowers every spring.

There are many beautiful villages around too, some of France’s most beautiful in fact, places like Conques, Estaing, Brousse le Château, Peyre, Belcastel, Najac and Belcastel and Sauveterre du Rouergue to name but a few. The nearest large city is Toulouse just over an hour and a half to the south west.