Rent the Champion I Parcel Tiny House

TINY HOUSE IN THE HEART OF CENTURY-OLD VINES

A trip to Saint-Émilion, the first vineyard to be listed as a World Heritage Site

Stroll through the vineyards of one of the world's most iconic vineyards, just 40 minutes from Bordeaux. You'll be able to sleep in a pretty, secluded Tiny House overlooking the vineyards. Here, live among the vines and discover the gentle way of life in the beautiful Saint-Emilion region.

Why do we love it?

Tasting the estate's Grand Cru
Stroll through the pretty town of Saint-Émilion
We marvel at nature's calm

How do I get there?

Practical information

40min from Bordeaux

For 2 adults

5 min walk to the Tiny

Dogs not accepted

Lost on the domain

1 Tiny House on the domain

Autonomous arrival

Included in
your Tiny House

Ultra-soft queen-size bed
Shower, toilet and kitchen
Soft sheets and towels
Heater and fan
Board games, books and radio K7
Coffee and tea
Yoga mats

Your tiny house
in pictures

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Taste the local experience

To be added to your reservation

Organic breakfast

Bread, brioche, butter, jams, homemade apple juice, granola and yogurt

12 € / person

Superproducers Apéro

Organic rillettes and spreads for all tastes: farm, land & sea or vegetarian

from €22 for 2

Grand Cru Saint-Emilion

A delicious Grand Cru from the estate, Château Champion's 2014 vintage

17,6€

Person holding a glass of rosé with vines in the background

Rosé "La Rosée de Champion

A delicious, fruity 100% Merlot rosé. A Vin de France to be served chilled.

7,5€

Visit of the cellar and tasting

Discover the history of the vineyard followed by a tasting of the wines of the domain

Free

Bicycle rental

Bicycles (not electric) available for walking and discovering the area

15€/person per day

Gourmet menu

Charcuterie board and verrines or local river specialties + rum cannelés

from €60 for 2

Champagne winemaker

Champagne from the Jean Comyn estate: So Blendy brut cuvee

25€

Things to do in the area

For the curious

Getting lost in the streets of Saint-Emilion

charming village listed as a UNESCO world heritage site

For sportsmen and women

Running around the vineyards

to admire the landscapes which make the wealth of Saint-Emilion

For the gourmands

Lunch or dinner at the Huitrier Pie

gastronomic restaurant offering an inventive cuisine in the heart of the Village

For hunters

Drink a glass of grand cru from Château Champion

with only grapes as neighbors

How to get there?

Address

Château Champion
lieu dit Champion
33330 Saint-Emilion

By train

Head for Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux or Libourne train station + 10 min. drive from St-Emilion or 40 min. from Bordeaux

From St Emilion station you can :

Rent an electric bike with Lovelec33 who can deliver them to the St Emilion train station
Call the tuk-tuk shuttle which can take you downtown (06 40 83 62 60), then rent bikes from the tourist office
Book a cab in advance (Millésime driver : 07 62 23 03 33)

By car

From Bordeaux: 40mn
From Lyon: 5h
From Paris : 5h20

Calculate my route

How to get there?

Address

Château Champion
lieu dit Champion
33330 Saint-Emilion

By train

Head for Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux or Libourne train station + 10 min. drive from St-Emilion or 40 min. from Bordeaux

From St Emilion station you can :

Rent an electric bike with Lovelec33 who can deliver them to the St Emilion train station
Call the tuk-tuk shuttle which can take you downtown (06 40 83 62 60), then rent bikes from the tourist office
Book a cab in advance (Millésime driver : 07 62 23 03 33)

By car

From Bordeaux: 40mn
From Lyon: 5h
From Paris : 5h20

Calculate my route

FAQ

It's quick and easy, so you can start your adventure right away. Approximately 3 days before your arrival, you'll receive an email containing your arrival details and the key collection code. When you reach the Tiny House to settle in from 3pm, simply enter the code on the key box and take a deep breath: you've arrived.

Parking spaces are usually located 100-200 meters from the Tiny House. You will have to walk a bit to reach your Tiny House. The terrain can be a bit dirty, so be sure to choose your shoes accordingly and don't hesitate to contact us to find out more about the specific conditions. Once the car is parked, it's time for an adventure!

Departure time is 11 a.m.
All you need to do is :
- Leave the site and the PARCEL Tiny House as you found them.
- Finally, it's imperative that you take some of your new-found serenity with you to your next visit!

It is possible to bring one or two children up to the age of 12 and a baby (up to the age of 3) to many of our family destinations. A single bed (futon) will be provided in the Tiny House. For the baby cot, you can bring your own travel cot or specify that you would like one in the booking notes (our farmers will provide an umbrella cot).

Dogs are allowed in some of our dog-friendly destinations. 1 dog with no size/weight limit or 2 dogs up to 10kg per Tiny, €25 per stay. We ask owners to ensure that the Tiny House is kept clean inside and out. We count on you not to let your doggy climb on the bed, thank you for our farmers. The owners will be held responsible in the event of an incident with the farm animals, so please keep an eye on your companion in the heart of the farm. An additional €50 cleaning fee will be charged if the Tiny House is damaged by your pets.

Living in the middle of nature in an eco-responsible way requires alternative methods for waste and water management. Please make sure to reduce your water and electricity consumption. In the Tiny House, water depends on the rain and electricity on the sun, you are in an energy self-sufficient habitat. We do our best to keep everything running, but the weather can be capricious and in rare cases make it difficult to charge the batteries. We make sure that the water tanks are full before you arrive. Remember, a shower should last two minutes.

All our Tiny Houses are equipped with a fan and big windows to guarantee you a maximum ventilation during the summer. Some Tiny Houses are equipped with an air-conditioning that automatically cuts off between 9 and 11 pm to preserve the batteries and guarantee you electricity in the morning.

In winter, it's also possible to stay in a Tiny! They are insulated and equipped with a stove.

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