As our guest in the heart of Gaillac wine country, you will be overwhelmed by this innovatve restoration of a 13^th to 18^th century building and by the pampering you'll receive from our dedicated staff.

This unique venue is the result of the happy fusion of historic stonework blending with a conversion showing contemporary flair.

A little History

The first buildings date from the 13^th Century. The first owners were the Cominha family from the Aveyron (Magne and Dizel : " Comte of Toulouse "). Guillaume de Cominha (1368-1409), the last of his line own the property, gifted it to his daughter on her marriage to Amalric III, Vicomte of Lautrec at the end of the 14^th century.
Thus the domain came to a minor branch of the Puechmignon, the second most noble house of Lautrec.
In 16^th century, Hugues III of Toulouse Lautrec settled part of the Salettes estate on Pierre d'Hautpoul, a councellor in the Toulouse Parliament. The latter went on to found the Hautpoul-Salettes branch of the dynasty.

In November 1994 , Roger Paul le Net acquired the Château and vineyards. It is to him that we owe the renaissance of a ruin into a hotel-restaurant of style and distinction.