We had planned a slow drive back home from Barcelona and stopped for just one night and a game of golf. The room in the Relais block was spacious and had great views over part of the golf course. The gourmet dinner was excellent and with great service from Danial and his team. In the morning we enjoyed a relaxed... More

We spent 5 glorious days ensconced in the heart of France's winelands. The Chateaux was spectacular. We stayed in room 17 - in the main Chateaux building. The room was huge with a well stocked bathroom and seperate toilet. Plenty of cupboard space and a beautiful rooftop garden just outside of our room. They have a 27 hole golf course... More

We took an early Spring week break to escape the dull cold extended winter in London, travelling by the Eurostar and TGV via Paris (although if you do decide to travel by rail, it's worth checking the interconnect via Lille to avoid the hour long schlep across Paris with luggage between Gare du Nord and Montparnasse). The Chateau is set... More

Our family spent several days in Paris before boarding the TGV at Montparnasse station and heading to Bordeaux (3 hours train ride away). We rented cars and drove to Chateau des Vigiers (which was an easy 75 minute drive). The Chateau was wonderful - the rooms we had were separate from the main building and there was plenty of room... More

We booked one of their special packages in early December as a treat and we enjoyed it very much and which was excellent value. Our room was in the Chateau and was lovely - spacious, very comfortable bed, separate large bathroom and toilet. Downstairs there are four lovely comfortable salons. Due to the time of year not all the restaurants/bar... More

We stayed here for three nights and quite enjoyed it. The Chateau has a mixture of old and new rooms. All are very spacious and very clean. The old part of the chateau has some wonderful sitting rooms to meet with your friends and share a drink. The restaurants are extremely good. The breakfasts were the best we had in... More

We visited Chateau des Vigiers in the heart of the Dordogne, which was billed as a wine,golf and gastronomy experience. It was far from that, the wines were expensive, the golf was played on a 27 hole course which resembled three 9-hole fields with very poor fairways and soft greens (there were five holes in total that could be considered... More

We stayed for a couple of nights in early October and found the Chateau and grounds to be superb! The room in the Chateau was very comfortable. We ate at the Brasserie on a couple of occassions and found the food to be excellent if a little on the pricey side. I guess you pay for what you get in... More

We stayed at Chateau des Vignes (although we are not golfers...and think the experience fighting have been enhanced if we were). When we checked in we asked to dine in the restaurant but were told they were full and we would need to dine in the Brasserie. The dinner in the Brasserie was okay, however it is extremely frustrating when... More