Les Chambres d'Ovaline | Bed & Breakfast in Saint-Emilion, Nouvelle-Aquitaine

“A nice little hotel with 4 rooms. Very clean. Friendly host and a great location for exploring Saint Emilion! Parking is free just down the road from the hotel. Breakfast was continental, but certainly enough to start the day. We stayed in one of the larger rooms for 2 nights and the Economical room for 1 night. The Econ room is a bit small but certainly fine for a night when you need to leave early to catch a flight out of Bordeaux.”

“Vestiaire 3 is a spacious, cozy room/suite with a wonderful view over the vineyards. The room was clean, and had a large bathroom with bathtub. We really enjoyed the breakfast made by Natasha, and the day we left she gave us a lift to the train station since it was raining. Thanks a lot, we will love to come back again if possible.”

“As soon as we arrived we were disappointed. The door was locked and we had to wait with our luggage all day until 4 pm. No one in site. The room was good. We rented a car and had to park it outside up the road leading in to St Emilion. Breakfast basic . The owner said we could only come to eat at 9 am ... We overstayed our time in St Emillion...5 nights. I would recommend no more than 2..”

“What a lovely village, and the reception could not have been warmer at this establishment. Lovely stroll up the road brings you to many places to taste and drink some fine wine, Only downside is that everything closes quite early, so we couldn't go to the suggested restaurant. I'm sure they stay open later during summer. But a lovely village, would love to return!!”

“We arrived in the town mid-afternoon and wanted to find the hotel before looking around town. We did not need a room at that point in time, but wanted to confirm everything which is just as well that we did. Our arrival seemed extremely unwelcomed, but we are glad we checked. The hotel had arranged for a room 5km away (we had specifically picked this hotel to be in the village). We gained some assistance from the local tourist office and they negotiated with the hotel who rearranged some other guests (sorry other people!) so we could get a room in town. We also booked the suite for 4 people (double with sofa bed) but the hotel then tried to charge us an additional 52 euro a night to use the sofa bed! Again we were not happy, but after further negotiating managed to have this waved. The weather was quite warm and the top floor suite that we had has no airconditioning and limited windows to allow airflow (there was a fan but this was just moving around the hot air). We also had difficulty with the wifi in the top room. It worked fine in the courtyard and the lower rooms. The owner assures us there was an alternative that should have worked, but we couldn't get it to connect.”