Les Sources de Caudalie

The Birds' Island of Les Sources de Caudalie decorated by Maxime Simoens

At the gates of Bordeaux, the Sources de Caudalie are nestled in the heart of the Graves vineyards. Since 1999, Alice and Jérôme Tourbier have been welcoming their guests to this enchanting environment consisting of 40 rooms and 9 suites spread across five houses. These five buildings evoke a universe of the Aquitaine region, its ocean, its basin, its architecture, its terroirs, and its trades.
Thus, the Bâtisse des Grands crus refers to the vineyards; Le Comptoir des Indes recalls the colonial history between Bordeaux, Great Britain, and the Indies; the Maison du Lièvre, a typical Landes house, is a nod to this animal unloved by winemakers; the Grange au Bateau and the Ile aux Oiseaux evoke fishing and the Arcachon Bay.

The Ile aux Oiseaux is the emblematic suite, a replica of the mythical stilted cabins of the Arcachon Bay, it proves to be a true haven for lovers of nature and minimalist design.
After entrusting its decoration to Maison Martin Margiela for the 10th anniversary of the Sources de Caudalie, Alice Tourbier called on a rising star of Haute Couture in 2013, Maxime Simoens. The Ile aux Oiseaux was then adorned with the atmosphere of Delphine Manivet, known for her wedding dresses.

Today, it is the couturier Rabih Kayrouz who adorns this vast and bright suite, "designed as a large sculpture." A white setting punctuated with inspiring and vintage objects like these colorful hookahs and fabrics from the Orient that invite you to travel.

From 886 EUR
Rates 2021, the Suite l'Ile aux Oiseaux for two, breakfast included.
Package with a 7-course meal at the 2-star restaurant La Grand’Vigne, starting from €1730 for two.

All the comfort of a 5* hotel, bathroom with shower and bathtub, individually controlled air conditioning, flat-screen TV with international channels, DVD player, Wi-Fi connection, minibar, safe, hairdryer, 50 m2.


Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
To perfect this "stationary journey" in a quiet and luxurious hamlet, the luxury spa hotel features 2 gourmet restaurants -Chef Nicolas Masse- and a cooking school.
You can dine at the Michelin-starred restaurant La Grand Vigne, visit the châteaux by bicycle or limousine, rediscover the spa of the establishment offering treatments based on wine and grapes, a jacuzzi, and a hammam. Creator of Vinotherapy, Les Sources de Caudalie combines for their spa the virtues of a naturally warm spring water (drawn from over 540 meters deep) with the benefits of the vine and grape.

From the A62 Bordeaux-Toulouse highway, take exit n° 1 "Martillac-Site Montesquieu".