Chateau de PalajavsJardins Secrets
Both Chateau de Palaja and Jardins Secrets are rated highly by professional travelers. Overall, Jardins Secrets ranks significantly higher than Chateau de Palaja. Jardins Secrets has a TripExpert Score of 85 with recommendations from 5 sources such as Mr & Mrs Smith, The Telegraph and Afar Magazine.
Chateau de Palaja
Oyster
The Telegraph
Lonely Planet
7 Rue Barri del Castel, 11570 Palaja, Carcassonne
From $126/night
- Free Internet
- Shuttle Bus
- Concierge
- Pool
- Fitness Center
- Family Friendly
OysterMid-Range
"One of the top three-pearl properties in Carcassonne's surrounding area, the 12-room Chateau de Palaja is ideal for couples looking for a secluded getaway with plenty to do nearby." Full review
The Telegraph8.0
"Just five kilometres from the medieval city of Carcassonne, this informal, family-run 18th-century château hotel offers a country-house welcome without any stuffiness." Full review
Lonely Planet "Its six rooms and six suites incorporate slate tiles, neutral colours and distressed furniture; there's a striking minimalist swimming pool and Swedish sauna. " Full review
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Rates drop considerably from November to March.
Jardins Secrets The Telegraph
Travel + Leisure
Mr & Mrs Smith
Afar Magazine Lonely Planet
New York Times
3 rue Gaston Maruejols, 30000 Nimes
From $344/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
The Telegraph8.0
"This romantic boutique address – a centuries-old townhouse in Nîmes – feels like a deliciously indulgent secret." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Despite being in downtown Nîmes, jardins secrets feels like a romantic rural refuge, with 14 guest rooms and a small swimming pool shaded by orange and olive trees hidden behind a pink façade." Full review
Mr & Mrs Smith "Hotel Jardin Secrets is an otherworldly hideaway fittingly secluded on a side street in Nîmes, a southern French city scattered with Roman ruins." Full review
Afar Magazine "This boutique hotel in Nîmes is a tranquil oasis, secluded and yet set in the heart of the town."
Lonely Planet "You'll go giddy over the exuberant, ever-so-slightly OTT interior of this 18th-century maison bourgeoise (stately house) with 14 rooms." Full review
New York Times "20-seat fine dining restaurant set up beneath a glass canopy and surrounded by rose bushes...dishes ranging from squash served with pickles and smoked paprika to roasted rack of lamb with vegetables "
