Really beautiful Chateau in the vineyards nearby the charming village of Sauternes.

We found the atmosphere very relaxed and pleasantly informal.
The website pictures of the rooms are truly representative and they are spacious and fun.
Breakfast is great
Internet works well
Both Restaurants in the village are good, in walking distance and a pleasant experience. Personally I enjoyed the Auberge the most
The wine the Chateau produces is quite pleasant
Good walking to the nearby villages

Chateau d’Arche is within walking distance to the small village of Sauternes, we stayed there recently and really enjoyed our stay. The surrounds are peaceful, the rooms are spacious, very clean, with large bath rooms and good toiletries. While there were other guests at the Chateau we actually felt we had the whole place to ourselves. The Chateau has a beautiful garden area with chairs and tables to relax or enjoy a picnic. We wandered through the vineyards during the day and gazed at the starry sky late into the night. The breakfast was very good and the service was outstanding. Nicole gave us great direction for a day at the beach. While the hotel had no A/C the room stayed cool through the day and in the evening we opened the windows.

have stayed here a few times, really special place, easy to get ot from Bordeaux and is as authentic as it gets. Rooms super and Jerome is really good advisor! Did not do the breaksfast there but really enjoyed both restaurants in the village. Favourite is Auberge!

I was a bit concerned when we arrived at the Chateau D'Arche as the reception area had the musty smell of an old building. Fortunately, this was confined to the reception area and the bedrooms were very fresh. Our room was lovely with a very comfy bed and a huge and well-fitted bathroom. I would definitely recommend it as a comfortable place to stay but be aware that it is not a normal hotel and doesn't have facilities such as a bar, restaurant, room service etc. As the hotel was in a remote location, we had breakfast there which was excellent.

Sauternes is a lovely village with 2 restaurants. I would recommend Le Saprien which had excellent food, very friendly service and reasonably priced set menus. Far better than the other one, Auberge Les Vignes, which was very popular with the locals but not as good. We were also very impressed with the wines from Chateau D'Arche having had the opportunity to taste 3 of them after a tour.