Cap de Castel An authentic and relaxing stay in Puylaurens

Cap de Castel, a truly unique experience to be enjoyed in a charming hotel in Puylaurens

The escape is immediate upon arrival at Cap de Castel, a magnificent complex of three buildings constructed between the 13th and 18th centuries, preserving the beauty of their exposed stonework. Imbued with serenity, the property invites relaxation in the heart of the charming medieval village of Puylaurens, an hour south of Albi. Escape to the Tarn region and enjoy a timeless moment.

Cap de Castel, elegant rooms for your stay in Puylaurens

Whether you choose the Cocagne house (a former 18th-century distillery), the Lauragais house with its elegant 16th-century proportions, or the Castel with its beautiful open terrace, you'll be captivated by the charm of this small boutique hotel. For your relaxation, 10 carefully decorated rooms await you on the ground floor or at the top of the 18-step staircase— true havens of tranquility where you can recharge. With their antique parquet floors, terracotta tiles, original furnishings, and fireplaces, they are authentic and welcoming, featuring stone walls and exposed beams between the rooms, suites, the family suite for 5 people, or the independent furnished cottage for 5 people. Unpack your bags and step inside to admire the breathtaking views of the Montagne Noire and the Pyrenees.

Cap de Castel, a true haven of peace open all year round in the Tarn

After a restful night at the charming Hotel Cap de Castel, a delicious breakfast awaits you, delighting your palate with fresh, local, and seasonal products. Settle into the warm and cozy dining room with its beautiful fireplace or onto the outdoor terrace, which offers a breathtaking panorama. More than just a hotel, the Cap de Castel is a restaurant, a place to relax and enjoy a timeless escape. Savor a dinner featuring local flavors and regional products, accompanied by a glass of local wine. The hotel's prime location offers stunning views of the valley, the Montagne Noire, and the Pyrenees. The best time to visit is between March and October, when the sunrise accompanies your breakfast and the sunset can be admired from the Cap de Castel terrace. Enjoy a unique and magical experience in the Tarn, a region to explore on foot between country lanes, mountain lakes or the vineyards of Gaillac.

The added bonus: the option to order a bouquet of roses or a bottle of champagne for your arrival