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What our visitors say
" I can't imagine finding anywhere else as enchanting as Château Déhès, it's a true gem."
"We have thoroughly enjoyed every minute of our stay in this wonderful tower"
"Amazing!"
"Arriving from the busy metropolis of London to this tranquil heaven was just Bliss!"
"Lovely to see red squirrels on the doorstep."
"I will never forget the majesty of the sky at night."
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Welcome to Château Déhès
Château Déhès is a medieval fortified tower in south west France where historic Gascony and Aquitaine meet. The château is set in about six acres with its own private swimming pool and is available to rent for your family holiday or short breaks throughout the year.
This enchanting 13th century tower is our own home-from-home. It will sleep a maximum of ten and baby in the five comfortable bedrooms. Updated to a very high standard and furnished with antiques, this unique building offers all the benefits of living alongside history with none of the downsides.
Warm and cosy in winter, cool and breezy in summer, the tower exudes total calm, encouraging rest and relaxation.You will leave with regret but with batteries fully charged.
The airports at Toulouse and Bordeaux are within easy reach (one and a half hours in your hire car), making Déhès ideal for short out-of-season breaks as well as a main family holiday.
If you choose to come by car and catch the overnight ferry from Portsmouth you can be at Déhès within eight hours of landing at St Malo, including breaks, with time to do some local food shopping and settle in before supper - and that glass of wine you promised yourself.
Weeks 14-21 July and 18 August - 1st September still available.
Use the links to find out more and see further pictures. If you would like to make a booking or simply to ask questions we haven't answered here please contact us and we will be only too happy to help. Our hope is that you will come to love Déhès as much as we do ...
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