Hotel-Restaurant
Brousse-le-Château
Hôtel-Restaurant Le Relays du Chasteau
Situated in one of the "Plus Beaux Villages de France" (most beautiful villages in France) at Brousse-le-Château, this friendly establishment offers you traditional cooking and a calm and relaxing stay at the foot of the château. Logis de France 2 'cheminée'. Typical dishes offered on the restaurant menu: lamb sweetbread garnished with chopped parsley, tripous de veau in Rouergate sauce, duck foie gras...
In one of the "Plus beaux villages de France" (most beautiful French villages), the wonderfully preserved fortified château dating back to the Middle Ages peacefully watches over the Tarn Valley. In this privileged site, Le Relays du Chasteau caters for those who love peace and quiet and good food. Two-star Hotel with 12 rooms and a car park. The restaurant seats 40 and serves traditional food. Cultural and leisure activities: guided tour of the château and church, swimming, fishing, rambling trails...
Capacities & Services
Capacity12 Room(s), 27 Person(s), 40 Number of seats
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Equipments and services
- Air conditioning
- Car park
- Pets allowed
- Restaurant
- TV
- Wifi / Internet
Opening & Prices
opening times
- from 04 march 2019 to 20 december 2019
Rates
Tarifs 2019
- Double room without breakfast : From 50,00€ to 55,00€
- Half-board : 55,00€
- Breakfast : 9,50€
- Business stopover - Logis : 70,00€
- Children's meal : 9,50€
Methods of payment
Carte bancaire - Cheque - Holiday voucher - Cash
Customer reviews
Location
Contacts
Establishment
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Hôtel-Restaurant Le Relays du Chasteau
12480 Brousse-le-Château - +33 (0)5 65 99 40 15
- contact@le-relays-du-chasteau.com
- Website
Contact / Booking
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Logis
- Website
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