From check-in to check-out: every aspect of our stay at this wonderful hotel was truly special. The bedroom was spacious, comfortable, and had a wonderful bathroom with a massive walk-in shower, and a separate WC. The balcony was an idyllic sun-trap. Perhaps the meals we enjoyed at Chateau de Cavanac will prove the most memorable part of our stay - dinner was a wonderful experience, with wines from the chateau's own vineyards, and the breakfast buffet is outstanding.

Visited Chateau du Cavanac for our 5th Wedding Anniversary. As per all the reviews before this hotel doesn't disappoint. Beautiful rooms - we stayed in Oiseaux de Paradis - paid more for it, but enjoyed the balcony ! Really peaceful and quiet at night and I'm an insomniac ! Loved the restaurant - it was totally buzzing when we were there and its definitely worth enjoying on the terrace if the weather is good. Great value menu - not too heavy if you went for the fish..although not great for veggies admittedly.
Staff were lovely - really helpful and couldn't do enough and good fun too.
Good location for exploring Carcassone and only 40 mins or so by car to the sea at Narbonne. Enjoy a nice glass of Rose at Cafe Felix in the Ville basse in Carcassone its fab there. The old city is touristy but worth a look.

wow! we found this hotel by accident and what a great place.!!
we stayed 6/6/07.

4.8 miles from the airport, so an easy journey.
be aware when you get there, it is signed chateau auberge!!
the rooms are great we had a bath and shower, very clean and comfortable.
the gastronomic meal for 40 euros was spectacular, the menu is available on the internet!
this also included red, white, and red wine plus2 apertifs!!

we have booked again for aug 2007

My fiancee and I have just returned from a road trip across the South of France and fell upon this hotel here on tripadvisor. The hotel itself is the only thing in the village and it was alittle difficult to find however once we drove up that drive and saw the ivy covered chateau we instantly relaxed. We booked the basic 65 euros a night room as we are saving for our wedding and were surprised to be escorted to the room by one of the staff. As this is a very old chateau it was made of brick so very cool against the outside heat. We opened the door to find a basic room but a lovely 4 poster bed which is always a treat. Now on to the good bit. For 40 euros each, you dine in either a beautiful tree lined court yard under the stars with lit candles and tree lights or in a very large cosy room overlooking the open woodfire that the food is cooked upon. My fiancee wanted to watch the chefs inside however I opted for the romance of the outdoors. Basically you get an apertif to start, 3 bottles of their own wine and more if you can drink it; rose, blanc and rouge. Choice of a starter - go for the scallops, fish course, main course, then an amazing cheese and honey course, desert - creme brulee yum, and coffee and another after dinner drink. The service was amazing, people were coming in from I don't know where but the place was packed. Needless to say we slept very well that night so a room is necessary.