Château de Grézan in the Béziers–Montpellier region is a remnant of the booming wine production period in the 19th century
Château de Grézan in the Béziers–Montpellier region is a remnant of the booming wine production period in the 19th century. Several of these "Wine castles" still exist today in this extraordinary and historical part of southern France.
Maybe it's the long history of the place which provides Château de Grézan with its own particular air of wonder and mystery. The grounds were once home to Roman merchants, pilgrims on route to Compostelle and later, one of three Commanderies the Knights Templar maintained in this part of France, before it became property of the Hospitaliers of St. Jean of Jérusalem. Its original walls had long fallen into decay until the 1820's when reconstruction of what is known as Grézan today began.
Over the years, with its eclectic architectural style, Château de Grézan has hosted guests from all over the world. In the summer of 2015 and now under new ownership, part of the Chateau will once again open its doors to welcome guests.
Three newly renovated apartments will be available on a weekly basis for travelers and tourists alike or simply to those just seeking a break in idyllic surroundings. In addition, plans for an art & culture center with a adjoining cafe/tea-room are well under way. This will also include a venue for events seating up to 100 people and a 112m2 exhibition gallery.
Château de Grézan is a mysterious and enchanting oasis, a place where every guests stay will be experienced in a personal, timeless and authentic manner.
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Appartements: à partir de 160 €/semaine
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