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"Great staff and service. "

"Wonderful place to stay"

"The room was spotless, the breakfast delicious. Everyone smiling and helpful."

"The mill is the perfect rural environment to enjoy its peaceful surroundings and to recharge. It takes you back to another time with its original architecture from the 1800's.The location on the outskirts of Bergerac is ideal as a base to plan multiple day trips. We visited the Lascaux IV caves, Chateau Beynac, Chareau Monbazillac, Le Bugue, Saint Émilion wineries, Bordeaux and more.Our hosts Marc and Danielle were very welcoming and made several recommendations to make our visit to the Perigord unforgettable. "

"A charming appartment, very clean and tidy. Good cooking facilities. The garden is beautiful. Short walk from the tran station, centre. Lidl is just across the road. The owners are do welcoming and helpful. Even gave us a lift to the airport. We would definitely go back. Thank you for a wonderful holiday "

"The property is a charming historic hotel. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The pool was lovely as well, though it was a bit chilly to use it. We enjoyed sitting beside it. Our room was well appointed though cosy. People who enjoy a spacious room would want to specify that when booking. The restaurant is excellent. We enjoyed breakfast and dinner."

"Bel hôtel pres de la ville de bergerac "

"We chose the Hotel de Bordeaux for our visit to Bergerac for its location and amenities. It did not disappoint; excellent and helpful staff, brilliant location with an easy walk to the old city, a private secure car park, quiet comfortable room, and a good breakfast. And an excellent value! Our stay in Bergerac was very pleasant thanks to the Hotel de Bordeaux. "

"Great place for peace and quiet after visiting wineries and Chateau Monbazillac. It’s larger than the photos depict and quite comfortable. The bed is soft with down pillows so sleeping can be challenging until you adjust to a more relaxed environment. The room is dark when the shutters are closed. Martin and his family are welcoming and yet allow total autonomy. "