Bed and Breakfast

Stay at Château de Cadrès

In the heart of the Lot et Garonne, one enjoys the undulating landscapes, clean air, but with its commerce, restaurants and cafés surrounded by fortified bastide villages. Morning markets are stocked full of local produce and artisan creations, and the Summer Festivals abound.

You’ll find Château de Cadrès at the top of the long-gravelled driveway which is flanked by beautiful rare specimen trees, typical of the region and more. Upon arriving at the large iron gates, at the East Terrace of Cadrès, you will enter then into the terraced garden encircled by stone pillars.

The large, double front doors take you into the long hallway with a set of wooden staircase that lead you to your bedrooms, each with their own impeccable, ensuite bathrooms.

There are two large suites, each with its own private bathroom. Both face the South Terrace and parkland, with the enormous Sequioa trees and the view of Mount Cadres beyond. Opposite these suites you will find an upstairs salon which is available throughout your stay. This has a fantastic view over the garden and landscape beyond. There is a TV with an abundance of English Channels available, DVD’s, and Board games.

Over in the East Suite you find Flander and Charterhouse Rooms, reached via the connecting corridor. Again, each having their own private bathrooms, Super King size beds which can be adapted to create Twin Rooms. Then, there is the Serpentine Suite, which can sleep up to 4 persons. It has Super King size bed, which again can be adapted to Twin beds, and then two further single beds or bunk beds are within this space. This room has its own bathroom, a breathtaking view over the garden and stunning landscapes as far as the eye can see.

Lastly, you’ll find Cadugan Room by ascending the wooden stairs which puts you in mind of Hogwarts as you climb them. This room has a quintessentially English style, a marble fireplace surround and ornate oak framed king-size bed and enjoying views over the forest of Château de Cadrès.

All sheets are either high-quilaity Egyptian Cotton or Jacquard woven. Towels and dressing gowns are provided for the bathroom and for the swimming pool.

Staying at Chateau de Cadres with its stunning views undulating landscapes, the airs full of the constant songs of the resident birds, allows one to unwind, relax and revitalise, enabling you to reconnect with yourself.

Highlights.

6 bedrooms, sleeping up to 14 people
6 ensuite bathrooms
Buffet Breakfast
10 hectares of private park & forest
East, South & West terraces
Stylish indoor & outdoor seating areas
High-quality bedlinen
Dressing gowns & towels
Swimming pool
Table Tennis
Tennis court
10 minutes from local amenities
Beautiful views

What Sets Us Apart.

Our relationship with surrounding nature. Our protected park is home to some beauties, such as the Forest Dormouse, the Black Woopecker and the Sparrowhawk. We believe that it is important to live in harmony with the surrounding parkland, which is why we leave an element of the forest untouched to the wildlife.
Rest assured that your stay at Cadrès will be revitalising. From the bed linen to the very subtle stylish interiors: sumptuous carpets, rugs and carved wood panelling. Carefully thought-out decisions to make your stay at Cadrès an unforgettable one.
We pride ourselves in the stunning facilities that are available to your use throughout your stay. Our 12m X 7.5m swimming pool, completed to utmost perfection. The tennis court canopied by the shade of the trees. The masseuse room, a place of quietude to create the perfect ambiance for your hour of wellness. Our hope is for you to have a remarkable experience.
Our English & French speaking team work together with their variety of skill sets, so that your experience is as comfortable as possible.
We aim to keep our food as organic, and locally sourced as possible! There is an impressive range of markets in the surrounding bastides nearly every day of the week.
Medieval villages and towns are filled with artisan crafts, caves revealing early history of France, the botanical gardens who sold their waterlilies to Monet. The undulating landscape of the Lot-et-Garonne holds some hidden treasures amongst its greenery.