Discover our charming vacation rentals
Welcome to Château de Floure, our vacation rentals with a swimming pool and parking equipped with an electric vehicle charging station just outside Carcassonne!
From April to October, we extend a warm welcome. In our haven of peace, everything has been designed for the comfort of your tourist stopovers or your business trips.
The owner will listen to you and take great care to ensure a tailor-made service tailored to your needs.
Holiday rental with swimming pool in Carcassonne The garden
Charm, calm, and relaxation will be the key words in the garden of our vacation rentals with swimming pool near Carcassonne.
In the one-hectare garden, you will enjoy strolling in the French-style park and sitting on a bench near the pool. In our garden, you'll find a tennis court (we lend you the equipment free of charge).
For relaxing and refreshing, head to our heated swimming pool, open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., as soon as the spring weather arrives.
Quiet nights Apartments with character
At Château de Floure, we offer accommodation that can accommodate from 8 to 28 people.
You can check into your apartment between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m. and must check out before 12 p.m.. One of our apartments is suitable for people with reduced mobility.
We have 6 baby cots that can be installed free of charge in the bedrooms.
Know everything Our little extras
- Charming vacation rentals open from April to October
- On-site spa area, bookable in advance and at an additional cost (jacuzzi, sauna, indoor pool, and hammam)
- One-hectare park with tennis court, outdoor pool, and French-style garden
- Free, secure parking with electric car charging station (charges apply)
- Bike storage
- Pets allowed €15 per night per pet (subject to conditions and upon request)
- Wi-Fi available
From the 13th century to today The history of the Château de Floure
Initially, the Château de Floure was a Romanesque abbey, built in the 13th century. The castle was a stopover with the Via Aquitania passing through the middle of the courtyard.
In the 16th century, the Château became the residence of the Count of Toulouse.
In the 20th century, Gaston Bonheur, the writer of vineyards, became the owner of this residence, where he devoted himself to his two passions: writing and making good wine. He was able to preserve the soul and character of the building.