Recently Reviewed Hotels around Blaye

Hotels in Blaye

• Villa St. Simon
  "Great Hosts"
  "For our 20th wedding anniversary we took a two week tip through France, and our stay with Leslie, Julian and Clarissa may go down as the greatest highlight. Great hosts, exceeding expectations and informing about the great region. Great pastries in the morning as a topper."
• Villa St. Simon
  "Excellent place to stay for visits to the western vineyards of Bordeaux"
  "This B&B is located right in the town centre within a stroll of the restaurants and bars. It is also within an easy stroll of the Citadel, a17th century fortification and Unesco World Heritage site. Blaye itself is situated on the banks of the Gironde Estuary, with easy access to the vineyards of Co..."tes de Blaye, and by ferry (a minute's walk from the B&B) to the Medoc. The building itself is a town house which has been sympathetically restored. The front door opens into the breakfast room which is wood panelled. Reception sits at the bottom of a stone staircase which spirals up the centre of the building. There are three floors with bedrooms, two on two of them and three on the third. The first floor has a seating area around a table, and a small kitchen area in which meals can be prepared. The sympathetic restoration continues on the remaining floors. The rooms are similarly restored in a rustic style. The floors are wooden, partially covered by rugs, and a little uneven. The window... " More >
• Villa St. Simon
  "A delightful weekend"
  "Blaye is not exactly a jumping party town. At least, not on a very wet May weekend. But if there's anywhere to make you feel better, it's the Villa St Simon. Beautifully renovated, with charming and polyglot hosts (and excellent breakfasts), the Villa makes you feel, even on a first visit, that you'..."re old and valued friends. Leslie and Clarissa seem to know everyone in town and for miles around, both French and expatriate, and their advice on wine, restaurants and where to shop is impeccable (thanks for the Bossis tip, Les; I took the XO). This place is the exact opposite of a chain hotel. It's quirky, individualistic, interesting, fun for all ages (our kids loved it), and worth every penny. " More >