Hotels near St-Denis-pres-Catus Station

"Magical place, swimming pool and tennis court made it so special to us! We enjoyed the upgrade so much! The food and the wine were out of this world."

"Madam Agnes was a perfect hostess who spoke beautiful English and gave us a warm welcome. She went out on her way to help us arrange a canoe trip down the Lot and a visit to the Peche Merle Caves. Her husband made us lovely breakfasts and helped us to book an evening meal in Cahors."

"La Garnison is one of the best holiday homes that I have ever stayed in. Beautifully restored farmhouse, exceptionally well equipped. The kitchen had everything you might need, there were lots of outdoor spaces with plenty of seating/loungers and sunshades and a lovely refreshing pool. The garden was charming with lovely views over the countryside. The welcome basket was very much appreciated (butter, bread, jam, milk and a few other bits), there was gas in the BBQ, matches in the kitchen, dishwasher tablets, washing up liquid, nice toiletries - all touches that make a big difference when travelling.The boulangerie was a few minutes walk from the house and there were lots of local markets selling fresh produce - we visited and can recommend the one in Catus (where there is also a great boulangerie) and Cahors - a town that is definitely worth a visit. Rachel and Fred provide a list of market days in the surrounding towns.Rachel and Fred were extremely responsive hosts who shared lots of tips about where to go and what to visit. Rachel went above and beyond giving us a lift to and from a restaurant one evening- La Recreation - in a neighbouring village. We can also recommend the restaurant.We made full use of the wine cellar of local wines - a definite bonus!I would highly recommend La Garnison and hope to visit again."

"This property is full of character and makes for an unforgettable holiday. The pool is larger than average and, in June, already warm. the kitchen is huge and extremely well-equipped, and we spent most time there and outside. The dining room and salon are of country-mansion proportions, and it is easy to pretend you are lord of the manor. Duelle itself has a very useful shop, open on Sundays which is unusual, and the auberge next door was very welcoming and coped well with a party of 10 including babies, toddlers and young children. being able to stroll there through the vineyard was a real plus.Finally, Lionel was extremely helpful with local advice, and did all he could to make sure we were happy with the accommodation."

"Lovely family-run village hotel and restaurant in charming quiet setting, close to city amenities in Cahors. "

"Daniel is a lovely host - always ready with a smile. Convenient location to Cahors. Easy drive to Toulouse. House is cozy and warm and the grounds are beautiful. "