Château les Carrasses

Château Les Carrasses, relaxed luxury near the Canal du Midi

Château Les Carrasses is located in the commune of Quarante, surrounded by vineyards, between Narbonne and Béziers and close to the Canal du Midi.

This former 19th-century Languedoc wine estate has been carefully restored and converted into a luxury holiday residence, with self-contained flats, a restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine, a cellar and top-of-the-range hotel facilities.

Château Les Carrasses has retained the charm and character of the original estate, while offering the relaxed, warm atmosphere of a private club.

Luxury suites and flats at the château

Château Les Carrasses offers mainly top-of-the-range studios and private residences with outdoor spaces, some of which have a private swimming pool.

11 studios and flats (from 2 to 4 people – 35m2 to 130 m2) with fully-equipped kitchens…These studios and flats are spread over the three floors of the château, accessible only by stairs (not suitable for people with reduced mobility).

19 rental residences: For greater independence, the original vineyard buildings have been converted into 19 upmarket properties. Spacious (from 75 to 150 m²), they can accommodate from 2 to 8 people. With the exception of the château accommodation, all have an outdoor space with a dining area, barbecue and sun loungers. Many have a private heated swimming pool (from late May to late September).

The Château also has a single room (40m2) ideal for couples.

Pets are allowed in the accommodation for a supplement of €15 per night.
Baby cots are available free of charge.

On-site facilities

The infinity pool is ideal for relaxing in the sun. Sports enthusiasts will enjoy the tennis court, bowling green and bicycles available.

On-site services include Electric car terminal, barbecue, wine cellar, in-room massage…

The restaurant at Château Les Carrasses puts the Mediterranean in the spotlight
The château’s restaurant serves refined Mediterranean cuisine. Since 2020, it has been rated 2 Toques in the prestigious Gault et Millau restaurant guide.

Residents and out-of-town guests alike can enjoy lunch or dinner, indoors or on the terrace overlooking the pool and vineyards.

The restaurant is open all year round for lunch and dinner 7 days a week from early April to mid-September. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays in low season.

Wine and estate of Château Les Carrasses

The vineyard extends over 63.2 hectares around the château. Its clay-limestone, clay-silt and siliceous soils are home to a variety of grape varieties: Chardonnay, Syrah, Grenache, Carignan, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, producing AOP Languedoc and IGP Pays d’Oc wines.

The vineyards enjoy a windy Mediterranean climate with over 2,500 hours of sunshine a year.

The estate is run by Vignobles Bonfils, a family of independent winemakers with a portfolio of 17 award-winning properties in the Languedoc, including Château de Saint Pierre de Serjac near Pézenas.