le cadre est joli, la chambre ( standard) est agréable . Seul probleme : chambre reservée au tarif de 85 euros et facturée 97 euros !! L'hotel promet evidemment de rembourser mais cela prend du temps ....!! Donc faites bien attention à la note de l'hotel au moment de partir car si cela se repete pour tous leurs clients ce n'est pas acceptable !

We booked this hotel from the Logis de France website. It was in the area we wished to visit in the Dordogne, and had vacancies when we wished to go! The hotel is not easy to find, even though it is right in the centre of town. It lurks off the main road behind a public car park. Oh there is a car park? Well, yes, but you have to pay for that one. Otherwise you need to explore a narrow lane running alongside the river. This gives access to the rear of the hotel and, if you are lucky, you may be able to park there... The hotel itself has rooms on the 1st to 3rd floors. But no lift...though a waiter did offer to carry our cases up to the top floor. The hotel looked a little tired, while our small room was reputedly decorated in a traditional way. We were situated in the roof and it was hot. It was very hot! There was an overhead fan, but this was no match for the 30-31C temperatures in the day. There was a restaurant in the hotel, but we ate at the restaurant next door, that was less pricey. Breakfast was the usual Continental breakfast. The town, and the area around was full of prehistoric caves, some of which now sported facades, giving the appearance of normal houses, but behind this is basically a hole in the cliff adapted for modern living. I bet their caves weren't nearly as hot as our bedroom! A visit to the medieval town of Sarlat is a must if you are in this area, as too is La Roque Gageac, where you can take a boat trip or rent canoes. This is a beautiful part of France, with wooded valleys and rivers, but it's charm has made it somewhat busier than other parts of France.