Hotel & Services

You can click on the welcome kit to have some more information about your stay

Breakfast is served from 7:30 am to 10:00 am in the dining room and until 10:30 am in your room. If the weather is fine, you can also enjoy your breakfast on the terrace. On your table, you’ll find fresh bread and pastries, assorted home-made jam, honey and butter

This service may be changed in case of sanitary requirement du to covid 19

Located in the heart of the millennium vineyards of Gaillac, in the Tarn department, Château de Salettes dates from the 13th century. It rises its towers and its surrounding wall, in the middle of its vineyards.

Ideally located, 15 minutes from Gaillac or the village of Cordes-sur-Ciel (elected favorite village of the French in 2014).

Albi and its episcopal city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its Sainte-Cécile Cathedral and its Toulouse-Lautrec museum, is 25 km away.

At 45 min from Toulouse and its Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport, it is in the heart of the Occitanie Region (formerly Midi-Pyrenees)

Activities suggested around or on the site of the Château de Salettes.

All these activities are suggested to you subject to availability of the various providers.

Wheither you are keen on sport or culture, or relaxing, there is something for you nearby chateau de Salettes, some ideas following this link

Experience the spirit of Salettes in the cuisine of the hotel restaurant. Each dish is made with premium and traditional regional ingredients, all the while incorporating the latest culinary trends.

Our hotel strictly respects requirements to disinfect rooms. That is the reason why we kindly ask to our clients to respect departure time

Located in the heart of the Château de Salettes, the wellness area offers a magnificent view of the Millennium vineyards and the Saudronne valley.

We offer you a calm and timeless environment.

Located in a peaceful spot overlooking the beautiful vineyards, the pool will give you a place to relax in peace and tranquility. Access to the pool is restricted to hotel guest and is open from early May to late September.

Far far away …

First buildings date from the XIII century. Salettes has appeared in texts since 1252, due to aiding with the Sainte-Cécile cathedral’s construction.

Several Château de Salettes owners were famous : The Cominha family, Lautrec Viscount, and The Hautpoul Family.

The first cry of Général d’Empire Hautpoul was heard from the castle tower near the lounge now named "General Hautpoul".

« Salettes », some centuries later…

The Château de Salettes has always been exploited for its vineyards, but in 1994, Roger Le Net fell in love. He bought this building for the quality of the soil. At the time, the castle was in ruins