Find Quaint Bed and Breakfasts at Cabanes de La Romaningue in Pompignac

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Constance Neau
2 Chemin de Bon Ange
Pompignac
33370

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price from €100

Telephone:

0535546295

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Experience the enchanting cabins situated amidst the picturesque vineyards of Bordeaux. Nestled amidst the valleys, Romaningue invites you to unwind in the embrace of nature's untouched beauty. These cabins, suspended in the air, are strategically positioned within the property, amidst the dense woods or gently caressing the vineyards. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the Templar Commandery, which has been sustained by wine and agricultural production for centuries across its sprawling 80-hectare estate.

Indulge in the mesmerizing spectacle of starlit skies and the surrounding natural wonders as you relax in the comfort of our transparent bubbles. Choose from three exquisite "bubblesuites" that offer an unforgettable stay. Our tree houses, accessible through various means such as stairs, monkey bridges, ziplines, and scales, can accommodate anywhere from 2 to 6 people and provide awe-inspiring views of the surrounding nature. Witness breathtaking sunsets from the terrace and perhaps catch a glimpse of a passing deer in the nearby grove.

For a unique and exotic experience, our trailers, crafted with love by Romanian artisans, eagerly await your arrival. These authentic trailers offer a serene sanctuary where you can immerse yourself in tranquil meditation. Each of our accommodations is thoughtfully secluded from one another, ensuring utmost privacy and intimacy for our guests.

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Attractions

Bordeaux City Center (12 km): Located in the heart of Bordeaux, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a wealth of attractions, including stunning architecture, historic landmarks, charming streets, and vibrant squares. Enjoy wine tasting, visit the Gothic Cathédrale Saint-André, or explore the bustling markets.
Saint-Émilion (24 km): A picturesque medieval town renowned for its world-class vineyards and wine production. Discover the charming narrow streets, visit the Monolithic Church, and indulge in wine tastings at esteemed wineries. Don't miss the panoramic views from the town's bell tower.
La Cité du Vin (13 km): A unique wine museum and cultural center located in Bordeaux. Explore interactive exhibits, learn about the history and diversity of wines from around the world, and enjoy wine tastings. The iconic architectural design of the building itself is also worth admiring.
Dune of Pilat (70 km): Located near Arcachon Bay, this is the highest sand dune in Europe. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, climb to the top of the dune, and experience the serene surroundings. It's a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Château de la Brède (37 km): A stunning castle located in the village of La Brède. This historic monument was the birthplace of philosopher Montesquieu and offers visitors a glimpse into its rich history through guided tours. The surrounding gardens and park are also worth exploring.
Musée d'Aquitaine (12 km): Situated in Bordeaux, this museum focuses on the history and heritage of the Aquitaine region. Discover artifacts, artworks, and exhibitions that showcase the area's past, from prehistoric times to the present day.
Cap Ferret (70 km): A charming seaside resort town located on a narrow peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and Arcachon Bay. Enjoy beautiful sandy beaches, indulge in fresh seafood, and take a boat trip to explore the bird-filled nature reserves on the nearby islands.
Château de Vayres (32 km): This impressive castle is surrounded by a moat and offers guided tours that take visitors through its various architectural styles and historical periods. The castle also hosts medieval festivals and events throughout the year.
Musée du Vin et du Négoce de Bordeaux (13 km): Located in Bordeaux, this museum is dedicated to the history and tradition of wine trading. Explore the cellars, learn about the wine production process, and discover the important role Bordeaux has played in the global wine industry. 10. Château Margaux (19 km): One of the most prestigious wine estates in the Bordeaux region, Château Margaux offers guided tours and tastings. Marvel at the beautiful vineyards, learn about the winemaking process, and sample their renowned wines. These attractions offer a mix of cultural, historical, and natural experiences, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the rich heritage and beauty of the region.