I recently stayed at this excellent hotel about 20 km from Bordeaux. Nestled among the vines, I was there doing some research for my company's 2010 Tour de France trips. Upon arrival, the owner Jean Marc greeted me warmly, made dinner, and we spent about 3 hours talking and laughing away. It truly felt like staying with a good friend. The room was spectacular. Not only large enough to land a plane in but clean as a whistle. I was traveling in the fall and couldn't take advantage of the swimming pool but I'm looking forward to bringing Spyns 2010 Tour de France clients here.

We were looking for a place close in to Bordeaux but a quiet place out in the countryside. Chateau Camiac was the perfect choice. The staff was attentive and we were shown several available rooms. We opted for one in the artfully modernized stables. Our room was air conditioned with a balcony facing the chateau and the open fields beyond. There is a pleasant pool sited on the hill behind the 19th century chateau. Dinner options are limited but the food is excellent (the recommended wine was outstanding). When we left, the host provided a hand-drawn map showing us how to get to the train station, talking the time to explain the route.

We had a marvellous stay at Chateau Camiac. Our host provided us with individual attention, both at the chateau and by helping us with a range of great wine experiences in the districts of Sauternes and St Emilion. The room was spacious and the bed very comfortable. Our meals were of the highest standard, especially dinner which had us wiping our plates with bread!

We had a wonderful stay at this historic chateau built in 1834. It was in excellent condition having been recently renovated and the grounds were beautiful. A small number of staff provided very personalized attention and they were always curteous. The gormet food in the restaurant exceeded our expectations both in presentation and quality. We recommend this location for anyone looking for a quiet, comfortable stay in the heart of the wine region.