We are staying in the region for three nights and would like to stay at a winery. Can you suggest somewhere that would be suitable?
Posted by
Grapevine, TX, USA
80 posts
We just got back from Burgundy. In Colmar we stayed at this charming inn run by a wonderful wine-making family. We highly recommend it.
http://www.martinjund.com/anglais/anglais_page_cadre_domaine.htm
Posted by
Atlanta, Ga, USA
2023 posts
We just returned from a trip to France. And, yes it is possible to stay on a vineyard. We stayed in St. Emilion at Chateau Meylet which in a Rick Steves guide book. We loved it--the cost is very reasonable--around 65 euros with a nice breakfast. You can walk into St. Emilion from this quaint B&B and the town is very cute with lots of wine shops, good restaurants, and caves beneath the streets for wine storage. This is a small winery but as far as the eye can see there are thousands of acres of vineyards. I think Madam has only six rooms and she stays full.
Posted by
OP
Melbourne, Australia
7 posts
Thank you for the help. Although I know wineries produce wine I also know that in this region of France many vinyard/wineries have accommodation. The suggestion about St Emillion is great.