Palatial Pleasures

Bordeaux châteaus introduce luxury accommodations and dining

Bordeaux has been rebuilt into a city open to wine lovers and tourists alike. Now a myriad of wineries and châteaus have rolled out the red carpet for overnight stays and fine dining. It's all possible—if you know where to go in Bordeaux. Wine Spectator's Suzanne Mustacich explains.

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