Château de Saint-Alban

Saint-Alban-sur-Limagnole, France

The first mention of the Château de Saint-Alban dates back to 1188. It was besieged several times during the Hundred Years' War. The three existing towers were added in the 15th century. Since 1824 the castle has been used as psychiatric center.

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Founded: 12th century
Category: Castles and fortifications in France
Historical period: Late Capetians (France)

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4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Matthieu BELLEAU (15 months ago)
We had an exceptional stay at the Relais Saint Roch and highly recommend it. We booked at the last minute, exhausted after a long stop on the Chemins de St-Jacques. Christian kept watch until our late arrival, Marie-Hélène and he took great care of us until our departure. We chose the “Verbena” room, which perfectly matched the photos. Our room was spotless, the breakfast was copious in a cozy English manor-style atmosphere, and the swimming pool was very pleasant and clean (with toilets available).
Stéphanie Porte Fernandes (15 months ago)
We were welcomed like kings after a grueling hike! Champagne and cupcakes… The hosts took care to welcome us with great attention. We were lucky enough to have some sunshine to enjoy the pool and to dine in this incredible home. Dinner was so delicious…we will be back with lots of Pleasure …
David Richardson (18 months ago)
Absolutely beautiful hotel that harkens back to an elegant era. The property, furnishings and rooms are superb!
Nicolas Delattre (2 years ago)
Very stylish hotel. I arrived there after a 33 km on 'el camino' and was so happy to enjoy the pool and refresh under the trees in the park. Quality & amenities are perfect although a bit old-fashioned. Seems time has stopped at this place about 50 years ago. Owners are doing the very best to satisfy their guests and you will feel there 'a la maison'. On the negative side the Sauna is extra and there is no restaurant. I highly recommend.
Lionel Tichet (3 years ago)
We had not been to Montpellier for a long time and frankly we came across a superb room as each time we were not disappointed welcome quality of cleaning everything is very good and the staff brilliant
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