Château de Labro

This hotel generally gets good reviews. On the positive side, the pool is big and sparkling clean. That’s the best feature. Surroundings are beautiful. They advertise to be a chateau, but it’s only a large house. Room was ok, if overpriced. Hotel decor is questionable at best- lots of mismatched furniture and junk placed everywhere, supposed to be eclectic but not chic at all. We ate in the restaurant 2nights in a row. Service very slow but waiters were very kind. Food was excellent the first night, but the second night they served the same side dishes and same dessert. A large noisy wedding party arrived the 2nd night. On checking out, they refused to take French vacation vouchers that they said on the phone they did accept, using the excuse they “didn’t have the app.” This left me with a €700 bill on my credit card.

We stayed just one night at this beautifully renovated 16th-century castle and absolutely loved it. The location is stunning, nestled in the vineyards with a lovely pool and exceptional views. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the tasteful decoration throughout the property created a warm and elegant atmosphere. We enjoyed a delicious dinner and breakfast, and the private one-hour access to the SPA was a real treat. I only wish we had stayed longer - it's a perfect stopover on the way south, but also a destination in its own right.

The perfect romantic getaway. Just make sure you book Tuesday to Saturday night so you can have dinner in their restaurant. It will be one of the best meals you've ever had. The staff are wonderfully friendly. Our room had the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in at any hotel. Not sure when we'll be back in the south of France, but at least one night at the Chateau de Labro will be on the agenda.

This lovely property is in an ideal location. It served as a base for three days to visit the many marvelous villages in the Aveyron.||Our bedroom was spacious and lovely.||The dinners were tasty but not excellent.||The staff is sparse but very gracious and professional.

An exceptional place, we stayed one night and dined in their wonderful restaurant. The bedroom was very large with lots of facilities. A tranquil place and one of the nicest places I have stayed.

From the moment we arrived we knew we were going to love Chateau de Labro. After a long day driving we turned up to a superb welcome, and amazingly comfortable room. The whole place surpassed expectation, from the beautiful setting amongst the vineyards, the stunning swimming pool, the gardens, the bar for drinks and snacks, and the magnificent restaurant with a delicious menu. The only thing I wish I could have changed was to have had time to stay longer.|We will most certainly be back so thankyou all for making our stay so wonderful.

The chateau is beautiful with so much charm. The restaurant was lovely (only breakfast was available, closed for dinner). The bar looked inviting but was closed. Our room was the family suite located in one of the main building's towers. The bathroom was spacious, but it had no shower, just a tub. The bedroom in the turret was cute, but birds had nested under the adjoining roof, and they were quite obnoxious. There is no AC, so be prepared for heat if traveling in summer. The staff members were friendly. Overall the property is beautiful, but the rooms could use a little more TLC.

Felt like royalty. Got upgraded to a stunning suite in the old chateau section. Huge room, luxurious bathroom. Extremely comfortable bed. Fine dining restaurant on site for dinner, and separate breakfast buffet. While it wasn't open for use when I was there as it is still far too cold, there is a large swimming pool in amongst some grapevines, where I was told you can get cocktails brought out to you while lounging around. I did have a look at other rooms while there, and they are all rather different and unique, but all very nice. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Free parking and wifi. It is about a 10 minute drive to Rodez. Very quiet. Beautiful valley views.