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"A pleasant family-run small hotel with the most generous continental breakfast. Perfect for visiting Rocamadour and the Dordogne."

"The owner is very kind and considerate and did everything possible to make our one night stay welcoming. We needed something between Lascaux and Padirac Cave. The hotel is clean and the chambers are large and the village is beautifully picturesque. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because the bed was just a bit firm so I woke up with a sore hip but this is just me because I like a softer mattress. The price we paid was very reasonable and I highly recommend! "

"Old hotel, great value for the price"

"Wonderful unique property in a stunning setting. "

"The house was beautiful and unique, the location stunning and the hosts very attentative, friendly and welcoming. A perfect stay for me and my friends! Would definately recommend."

"A lovely hotel within easy reach of all the Rocamadour attractions. Thoroughly recommendable, and with a fitst class restaurant in a separate building."

"Just a one night stay, sadly. Easy parking just over the road. Lovely room in top condition. Earplugs kindly supplied to help deal with the road noise from the bridge, but we didn't find it overly disturbing. Breakfast very good, but at 15 Euros the priciest of our trip round France. They also seemed understaffed at breakfast as the same staff were having to juggle reception duties as well."

"Excellent value hotel. Staff very friendly and helpful. Hotel easily accessible with great parking. Lovely gardens and nice walk to Rocamadour. Very dog friendly."

"I had a wonderful week at this house with my family in September. The house is big and very comfortable. We had everything we needed. It is in the countryside which is very peaceful and quiet. Our party were all adults but this house is also perfect for families with small children. It has so many things - a pool, table tennis, games, basketball, boules, pin ball machine, space inside and outside to play. We went into the local village, Meyssac, each day to the boulangerie. It's less than 10 minutes drive and has a supermarket as well as some great small shops. Jerome was so helpful whenever we had questions. We arrived on Satureday evening after the shops closed. He recommended a restaurant in Meyssac and rang to book a table for us. We really enjoyed our holiday here."