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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Lot, Occitanie including Auberge du Sombral, La Noyeraie, La Petite Auberge De Carennac, Four Maison D'Hotes, Mas De Garrigue, Four Maison D'Hotes, Maison d'Hotes La Combe de Redoles, Les Hauts de Saulies, Le Balcon Des Jasses, La Mouline.
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1. Auberge du Sombral
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Établissement situé au cœur du village de saint cirq Lapopie. Restaurant proposant une cuisine traditionnelle avec des produits locaux.
Quaint hotel in the Heart of a Unique City
Reviewed By RussontheRoadThe hotel is in the heart of Sait-Cirq-Lapopie, which is car free, other than dropping off your luggage. Parking is in a city lot that is an easy walk away. The hotel was charming, with a very attentive owner and staff. Our room had a garden view, which was lovely. It's location provides easy walking to a number of great hotels - some of the best food we enjoyed in France.
2. La Noyeraie
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
La Noyeraie Rocamadour is a charming farmhouse B & B set next to 9 acres of parkland and orchards, a 5-minute drive from the medieval city of Rocamadour. It offers rooms including breakfast and a studio all with a private bathroom and free Wi-Fi access. Bed and Breakfast rooms and the studio are decorated individually and have views of the countryside or walnut Orchards. A continental breakfast is served every morning, either in the dining room, the guest rooms, or on the terrace. Our well reviewed evening meals are accompanied with a choice of local wines. La Noyeraie Rocamadour is close to attractions including the medieval city of Rocamadour, the Gouffre de Padirac, many classified very beautiful villages of France and the beautiful town of Sarlat. Ideal for a walking or cycling holiday, the property offers free on-site parking and secure parking for motorbikes and bicycles. Local Wines and Produce for sale La Noyeraie has a select list of locally sourced organic red, white or rosé wines of Cahors (original Malbec 'Black Wine') for you to enjoy with your dinner or for sale separately and to take away. La Noyeraie sells delicacies from local family producers, including foie gras, pâté, duck confit, superior walnut oil, walnut cookies and walnut wine. Orders and delivery - After you return home, why not bring the taste of your visit direct to your door? You can order more local food and wine and we will ship to your address. Please ask for details.
Motorcycle Visit to Rocomadour - Fabulous B&B
Reviewed By Pam AJames (who is from England, but speaks fluent French) runs a lovely B&B, he’s friendly and a fantastic host. Unfortunately we only stayed one night while we were visiting Rocomadour. The B&B had excellent off road parking for our Harley, James did offer the security of a locked barn for our motorcycle but we felt happy enough leaving the bike on the off road parking. This is a lovely quiet area with plenty of grounds to the rear of the property to relax in. Racomadour is approx a 2 mile drive. When we arrived back from touring Rocamadour we sat and relaxed at the front of the property with a few beers (which you can buy off James). Our room was lovely and breakfast was served in the lovely French breakfast room playing relaxing background music. James offers a lovely choice of cereal/cakes/yoghurts/croissants/teas and coffee’s. There are no restaurants/bars in this area, but Im sure you can order a meal prior to your arrival. We had already eaten while in Rocomadour. Sadly we didn’t get to sample the homemade goat’s milk ice cream that James recommended, that his neighbour makes (1/4 mile walk from B&B).
3. La Petite Auberge De Carennac
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
A boutique chambre d'hotes / bed & breakfast in the stunning medieval Plus beau village of Carennac. This 150 year old property, which started as a hotel, retains many original characteristics and is tastefully designed with your comfort in mind. We offer a boutique experience with access to garden, plunge pool* and on site restaurant for your pleasure.
Great hospitality
Reviewed By G8158YAmichaeloThis small hotel was one of the highlights of our Dordogne hiking tour. We spent 2 nights at this welcoming place with its charming rooms and excellent dinner. The breafasts were fresh and diverse. Many thanks to the Irish hosts. La Petite Auberge can be highly recommended. Anita, Ruth and Michael from Switzerland
4. Four Maison D'Hotes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
Bob and Claude Mitrani welcome you at Right along the st James way, you will have the pleasure to enjoy a contemporary way of life beautifully set in a unique renaissance Architecture. We will be delighted to share with you our love for refinement and detail attention we applied to our previous occupation as fashion designers, when Claude was a famous “créatrice de mode”. As passionate as we both are of period architecture as well as interior design, we fell in love at the first sight of the Village of Montcuq and this exceptional House so sturdily tucked in the Village near the Charming “Mairie”. By the end of 2009, our new adventure would begin.
First class contemporary boutique hotel
Reviewed By Richard7852This small hotel really does deserve all the superlatives it's been given. We travel a lot and this boutique hotel is certainly one of the best places we have ever stayed. The hosts are charming, amiable and engaging, it's really like being house guests but certainly not over intrusive. The rooms are well thought out, comfortable and chic. Then there is breakfast, truly excellent. The home made brioche smothered in caramel sauce is to die for, accompanied by homemade jams, and delicious home grown fruits and well sourced yoghurt, fruit juice and pastries. If your in the area, treat yourself and go here.
5. Mas De Garrigue
Overall Ratings
5 based on 117 reviews
It could have been much better
Reviewed By JobicnyWhen we arrived at Mas de Garrigue at 5 PM this August, we learnt that the place was not welcoming kids. On the 90's website in the "Good to know" section, it is written "The property is unsuitable for children under the age of 10 years old" which may mean that the place is not ideal for kids as there is not much to do for them. But for a 7-month old like our kid, this remark may not apply. The other reason could be that the swimming pool appears totally unsafe contrary to the recommendations of the French administration. If the owners want to forbid their place to kids, they should write as they do for animals, "kids are not allowed" and put it on the homepage in red. Also, when we booked, one of the options let us choose if we were coming with kids. This is what we did and at this stage, it was never written that kids were forbidden and we were allowed to book a room. So, during our two days at Mas de Garrigue, we felt we were barely tolerated and that our 7-month old (who sleeps straight from 7.30 PM to 7 AM, lucky us!) was a nuisance. If Steve is a real Irish gentleman, Sarah did nothing to make us at ease at all. Just after saying the conventional “Bonjour”, she told us that we could not roll our heavy suitcases on the floor, that our son could not falling asleep in his stroller with us while we were having dinner with the other guests and that he could not sleep in our bed (as if it was our intention…) because the mattresses cost 2,000 euros. If really had the impression I was in boarding school, not on holidays. If you want to stay in a museum or feel guilty because you're a young parent, Mas de Garrigue is your place. If you're planning to go on vacation with an adorable kid, please go away.
6. Four Maison D'Hotes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
Bob and Claude Mitrani welcome you at Right along the st James way, you will have the pleasure to enjoy a contemporary way of life beautifully set in a unique renaissance Architecture. We will be delighted to share with you our love for refinement and detail attention we applied to our previous occupation as fashion designers, when Claude was a famous “créatrice de mode”. As passionate as we both are of period architecture as well as interior design, we fell in love at the first sight of the Village of Montcuq and this exceptional House so sturdily tucked in the Village near the Charming “Mairie”. By the end of 2009, our new adventure would begin.
First class contemporary boutique hotel
Reviewed By Richard7852This small hotel really does deserve all the superlatives it's been given. We travel a lot and this boutique hotel is certainly one of the best places we have ever stayed. The hosts are charming, amiable and engaging, it's really like being house guests but certainly not over intrusive. The rooms are well thought out, comfortable and chic. Then there is breakfast, truly excellent. The home made brioche smothered in caramel sauce is to die for, accompanied by homemade jams, and delicious home grown fruits and well sourced yoghurt, fruit juice and pastries. If your in the area, treat yourself and go here.
7. Maison d'Hotes La Combe de Redoles
Overall Ratings
5 based on 32 reviews
Facing St Cirq Lapopie, one of the most beautiful medieval villages in France, in the heart of a tourist region rich in built heritage, we welcome you all year round to our former Quercynoise farmhouse, restored and decorated in a "flea market" spirit. Located in the heart of the Lot and Célé valleys, our region offers an important range of activities and discoveries that we will be happy to share with you. You can also enjoy the park, its equipments and the swimming pool for rest and relaxation, or simply install a deck chair to enjoy the purity of our starry skies without light pollution. See you soon. Valérie & Stéphan
8. Les Hauts de Saulies
Overall Ratings
5 based on 189 reviews
Our guest house of the 18th century built in stone is located in the regional park of Causses. We have 5 large rooms equipped with a bed of 160x200, a spacious bedroom with Italian shower and independent toilets. Each room is unique in its decoration. The pool is heated and measures 16m long. There is also a gym of 120 m2 are free access as well as unlimited wifi throughout the house and also accessible in the park. You can also stroll through our park of 11000 m2 with trees over a hundred years old or you can rest in the hammocks that are at your disposal.
A piece of Heaven
Reviewed By finnogFrom you go through the gates and enter the oasis of Les Hauts you are welcomed into the stunning home of Xaviour and Jay. The house is a work of art but also a home. Our bedroom was spacious and tastefully furnished with top class linens on an extremely comfortable bed . The ensuite bathroom complemented the bedroom with a powerful shower and pristine, white towels. The breakfast on the terrace in the beautiful, extensive gardens the next morning was worthy of any top chef. Xaviour bakes his own bread, makes his own youghart and made us omelettes from eggs laid by their own hens. Jay gave some of his precious time to us, explaining the concept behind their lifestyle. The very large pool was superb and pool towels are kept in your room . We look forward to returning. Don't hesitate. Book this superb oasis.
9. Le Balcon Des Jasses
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Excellent B&B with all the trimmings
Reviewed By PudseyBasingstokeExcellent comfortable accommodation in which the owner goes the extra mile to make sure that his guest are welcome and that he provides everything for you. Stayed for three nights and took the dinner option which was described as a light dinner, salad with Foie Gras and smoked duck with an oriental twist, selection of cheeses, and a dessert which I had to decline as I was stuffed, followed by coffee and Calvados, with of course good Cahors wine with the meal. Breakfast gave a great selection with fresh cooked if required. A truly great B&B.
10. La Mouline
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Ancien moulin a fer des eveques de Cahors, situee au milieu d'un ecrin de buis et d'arbres seculaires dans la vallee du Vert. Ses facades d'inspiration italienne furent edifiees au XVIIIe siecle sur l'ancienne mouline du XVe siecle. Un grand escalier de pierre dessert les pieces de reception (salon, salle a manger et bibliotheque) et les trois grandes chambres a la disposition des hotes. Piscine, espace bien-etre invitent les hotes a la detente.
Great bed and breakfast in a Middle aged iron mill.
Reviewed By Henri-Pierre GAn historic mansion with beautiful views, stillness and large comfortable rooms. We had a kingsize bed, a wonderful breakfast and enjoyed an incredible hospitality from the owners. The place is one of the best in that area
