The pavilion of the Clos des Jacobins
Historic home
Our accommodation offer an ideal location for a magical stay.
in a great classified vintage.
Enjoy elegant rooms surrounded by the iconic, centuries-old vineyards of France’s most prestigious wine appellation.
Since then, the history of the town, its UNESCO World Heritage landscapes, and its great wines have continued to preserve the magic of this truly unique terroir.
Treat yourself to a night in the heart of a region that will not leave you indifferent. Clos des Jacobins Saint-Émilion and the surrounding area have been renowned for two millennia. After the Romans chose it as their first settlement in the region, it was in the 2th century that the monk Emilion settled there and gave it his name. Very quickly, the famous limestone of Saint-Émilion, which would later be used in the construction of Bordeaux, became another of the riches of this fabulous terroir.
Stay at Clos des JacobinsIt's about taking the time to visit the vineyards and the village of Saint-Émilion. It's also about enjoying a moment or an aperitif on a terrace amidst the vines, admiring the sunlight caressing the grapes.
In the 12th century, Henry II, King of England, married Eleanor of Aquitaine and granted the town a unique status for the era, in exchange for the wines he particularly prized.
It also means taking in the vastness of the Dordogne Valley, which gives Clos des Jacobins its truly unique setting.
Celebrating life at Clos des Jacobins, it is also creating and appreciating simple and rare moments
A modern and refined design
Magali and Thibaut Decoster offer their guests a modern interior design, combining simple yet refined luxury inspired by a place steeped in history and by the contrast between Saint-Émilion limestone and carefully selected wallpapers and furnishings.
The spacious, light-filled bedrooms and living spaces, the comfortable bedding, the breathtaking views, the swimming pool, the terraces, and the wines of Vignobles Magali & Thibaut Decoster invite you to fully experience the emotions of this remarkable terroir.
