1/5

Château de Drudas

Toulouse • Drudas • OPTIMIZE

avg. $256 / night

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Free breakfast

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Roughly twenty kilometres northwest of Toulouse, where the Gascon countryside begins its gentle roll toward the Gers, an eighteenth-century bastide built in the warm rose brick of the Lauragais sits at the centre of Château de Drudas. The main corps de logis — three storeys of ochre-rendered stone trimmed in that distinctive Toulousain terracotta, with blue-grey shutters framing symmetrically disposed windows — announces itself across a gravelled forecourt planted with clipped topiaries in antique stone urns. The building's proportions are classical without severity, the low flanking wings creating a courtyard that feels more like a private estate than a hotel arrival. Inside, the interiors calibrate carefully between period authenticity and contemporary comfort. Guest rooms in the main house carry marble fireplaces, white-painted boiserie panelling, gilded baroque mirrors, and Louis XVI-style armchairs upholstered in deep sapphire damask — terracotta tomette floors grounding the gilt and blue palette in something properly southern French. The dining room works a cooler register: dove-grey walls, parquet, cane-backed fauteuils in cream-painted frames, and a crystal chandelier that keeps the mood formal without heaviness. Annexe rooms take a lighter approach — striped wallcoverings in champagne and ivory, nailhead-trimmed headboards, and direct terrace access onto the garden. The outdoor dining terrace, shaded by oversized cantilever parasols and bordered by flowering oleander, lets the surrounding parkland do the atmospheric work the architecture has already half-completed.

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45min drive from Toulouse airport (TLS)

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Free Parking

Free Wifi

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Sauna

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Château de Drudas Reviews

110 reviews

"It was a pleasant but disappointing stay and not R&C standard and overpriced for what was essentially a B&B chateau. I see it is no longer part of R&C which was a shock when I checked in. I had booked through the R&C website because I rely on it being up to a certain standard. The staff were delightful and the property very clean but the food was a big disappointment. Although the web site said they serve lunch on Saturday and Sunday they did not as the kitchen was closed . There is nowhere nearby to eat . The dinner was a huge disappointment. No choice at all - one starter, one main course and one dessert . And it was not good and was a very cheap meal - melon soup with red onion and chives and feta cheese , veal chop and peppers , supermarket bought meringue and frozen fruit. Terrible food and ridiculously expensive . My sister could not the only offered started and main and was brought a tough dry burger for her main mail - and charged 60 euros ?! Shocking . We ate on the terrace on a plastic table with no tablecloth . There is no comfortable place to sit apart from the bedroom or outside . The weather was not good enough to sit outside the whole weekend . There is no bar. We were sent to the breakfast room after dinner as it became quite cold outside . The breakfast room was uninviting , not comfortable and silent . 6. There is no lounge area where we could gather when the weather was not good . Absolutely nowhere to sit apart from our bedrooms . The bedrooms were very clean but sparse . The pillows uncomfortable and cheap and no choice of pillows . The garden looks tired . The wild ‘garden’ leads to the compost bins . Sunday morning I wanted coffee outside but the plastic tables and chairs hadn't been wiped dry from the overnight storm and I had to find someone to bring cushions . The tables were not cleaned all morning . The cushions when brought were only enough for a few seats and not set down properly and left upside down , wrong way round . It was often to find the staff who seemed to disappear and never be around . We had to search for the receptionist to help someone checking in . We all got locked out at the back of the property in the garden as the main door had slammed and locked and the receptionist was not at the desk . The front door was locked this morning and my niece had to call us to let her in. On the positive side the breakfast was good . The staff helpful- when we could find them . But overall very disappointing and not at all what we expected . Certainly not been relaxing and the food terrible . I feel I should be entitled to a refund as the stay did not at all come up to the usual relais & Chateaux standards . I feel I was misled ."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 21, 2024

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