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Château de Mercuès

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US$324
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About this property

Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and an outdoor tennis court. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and shopping on site.
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  • Parking

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Room service

  • Valet parking

  • Tour desk

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Location

Château de Mercuès, Mercues, France

Tour du Pape Jean XXII (5.8 Miles)

Henri Martin Museum (6.1 Miles)

Pont Valentre (6.4 Miles)

Cave Lafont (6.4 Miles)

Cahors Cathedral (6.4 Miles)

Place Jean-Jacques Chapou (6.4 Miles)

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Room options

9

Prestige Double Room

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

431 ft²

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

13

Deluxe Room

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

377 ft²

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

8

Classic Room

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

280 ft²

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

13

Signature Suite

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

646 ft²

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

9

Superior Room

Room details

1 Extra-Large Double Bed

Sleeps 2

323 ft²

Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)
Private Bathroom

Guest reviews of Château de Mercuès

Facilities

9.2

Cleanliness

9.3

Rooms

9.2

Service

9.4

Location

9.1

Dining

9.1

10

Tony

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14 May 2026

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Stayed 1 night

Wonderful food in the restaurant where we had a tasting menu. Lovely breakfast Staff very welcoming and a great place to stay
Wonderful food in the restaurant where we had a tasting menu. Lovely breakfast Staff very welcoming and a great place to stay
10

Micaela

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8 Feb 2026

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Stayed 1 night

The room was excellent and very comfortable, with stunning views of the valley below. What stood out the most was the generous and warm and professional staff from beginning to end. They were welcoming and made the chateau a very welcome destination after a long drive.
The room was excellent and very comfortable, with stunning views of the valley below. What stood out the most was the generous and warm and professional staff from beginning to end. They were welcoming and made the chateau a very welcome destination after a long drive.
10

Florence

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26 Oct 2025

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Stayed 3 nights

Magical place, swimming pool and tennis court made it so special to us! We enjoyed the upgrade so much! The food and the wine were out of this world.
Magical place, swimming pool and tennis court made it so special to us! We enjoyed the upgrade so much! The food and the wine were out of this world.
10

Carol

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30 Sept 2025

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Stayed 1 night

What an amazing chateau! So beautiful. We had a turret room which was grand. Did the wine tasting; had amazing dinners cooked by the incredible chef. Breakfast had everything you could possibly want from cheese, salmon, meats, muesli, fresh yogurt, Eggs, Fabulous breads and jams, whole box of honeycomb. Cannot recommend enough. Only disappointment was it was too cold to swim in the beautiful huge pool.
What an amazing chateau! So beautiful. We had a turret room which was grand. Did the wine tasting; had amazing dinners cooked by the incredible chef. Breakfast had everything you could possibly want from cheese, salmon, meats, muesli, fresh yogurt, Eggs, Fabulous breads and jams, whole box of honeycomb. Cannot recommend enough. Only disappointment was it was too cold to swim in the beautiful huge pool.
2

Christopher

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18 Sept 2025

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Stayed 2 nights

Relais and Chateaux-no- no NON! Where to even begin? Our experience at Château Mer was one of the most disappointing hotel stays we've had in recent memory — especially considering the Relais & Châteaux label and the premium pricing. We arrived on the afternoon of Monday, September 15th, and the lack of welcome was immediately noticeable. It took quite some time before anyone appeared at the front desk. Though the staff were pleasant enough, the entire welcome experience lacked polish, warmth, and organization. It felt chaotic, under-trained, and oddly indifferent — think Fawlty Towers, but without the charm. We were offered an iced tea in what I assume was meant to be a tranquil garden. Unfortunately, the space was poorly maintained: wilted plants, uneven pathways, and furniture that had seen better days. The setting felt unloved. And yet, despite all this, the building itself is stunning — a beautiful old grande dame perched in an enviable location. That makes what follows all the more frustrating. Room Disaster (a.k.a. “The Upgrade”) After a long wait with no communication, we were told we’d been “upgraded.” Normally, that would be welcome news — but this so-called upgrade turned out to be a turret room spread over two floors. The first floor had a small room - basically an entryway - with a desk and a bench, a room with a sit-in tub/sink and another with a toilet. Up a stone spiral staircase was the sleeping room which had a round bed and a bizarre layout that made
Relais and Chateaux-no- no NON! Where to even begin? Our experience at Château Mer was one of the most disappointing hotel stays we've had in recent memory — especially considering the Relais & Châteaux label and the premium pricing. We arrived on the afternoon of Monday, September 15th, and the lack of welcome was immediately noticeable. It took quite some time before anyone appeared at the front desk. Though the staff were pleasant enough, the entire welcome experience lacked polish, warmth, and organization. It felt chaotic, under-trained, and oddly indifferent — think Fawlty Towers, but without the charm. We were offered an iced tea in what I assume was meant to be a tranquil garden. Unfortunately, the space was poorly maintained: wilted plants, uneven pathways, and furniture that had seen better days. The setting felt unloved. And yet, despite all this, the building itself is stunning — a beautiful old grande dame perched in an enviable location. That makes what follows all the more frustrating. Room Disaster (a.k.a. “The Upgrade”) After a long wait with no communication, we were told we’d been “upgraded.” Normally, that would be welcome news — but this so-called upgrade turned out to be a turret room spread over two floors. The first floor had a small room - basically an entryway - with a desk and a bench, a room with a sit-in tub/sink and another with a toilet. Up a stone spiral staircase was the sleeping room which had a round bed and a bizarre layout that made

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From 16:00 to 20:00

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FAQs about Château de Mercuès

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, free self-parking is available on-site. Limited parking is also provided.

What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

A buffet breakfast is available daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee of approximately EUR 32 per person.

Are pets allowed at the property?

Yes, pets are allowed with a fee of EUR 20 per pet, per night. Service animals are exempt from fees.

What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and check-out is at 12:00 PM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request and could incur additional charges.

What accessibility features does the property offer for guests with disabilities?

The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities in public areas. Specific details about room accessibility are not provided.

What is the location of the property in relation to key landmarks?

Château de Mercuès is located on a river in Mercues, within a 15-minute drive of Tour du Pape Jean XXII and Henri Martin Museum. It is approximately 6.4 miles (10.3 km) from Pont Valentre and Cave Lafont.

Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, there is an outdoor swimming pool, which is seasonal. Specific operational hours are not provided.

What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.

What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?

The property offers rollaway beds for a fee of EUR 60 per day, subject to availability. Advance request or confirmation may be required.

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