Standard Ibis located in an old building, but renovated inside so that it feels just like any other…read moreIbis - not that that's a bad thing, just don't expect it to have any historic atmosphere. The rooms are all ensuite and air-conditioned, and I found the beds comfy. Those at the back are rather quieter, not that Boulevard Victor Hugo gets a lot of late-night traffic. Free wifi access is provided, and the TV has BBC World News (and German and Spanish channels). The location is pretty good: It's a five minute walk into the historic centre of town, with several bars and restaurants located next the hotel. There's the normal Ibis buffet breakfast on offer at EUR7.50, or you can go to one of the bars nearby for a coffee and croissant if you prefer. On our visit the bar was closed for renovation, though I can't see why you'd want to use it with so many authentic French bars nearby. Friendly staff who speak some English. There's a car park at the rear, and it's a 15 minute uphill walk from the railway station. The bus and trolleybus stops in Place Winston Churchill are only a few minutes away.

From the owner: Un hôtel confortable en plein centre-ville Implanté dans l'un des quartiers les plus animés de la…read moreville, proche des commerces et des musées cet hôtel se montre digne de la grande chaîne hôtelière dont il fait partie. Ses 68 chambres sont climatisées et vous permettent de vous reposer dans un lit douillet, le "sweetbed by Ibis". Le parking payant est gardé.

I was in the area for business, and our supplier recommended this hotel. Very nice family-owned…read morerestaurant hotel. Room are very clean and the bed was very comfortable. Easy to find and plenty of free off-street parking. I will definitely stay here again if I'm in the area.

The hosts helped us tremendously during our attempts to contact someone to replace our broken down…read morerental car. Everyone we spoke to was speaking French, and it was a very trying time. The manager/owner? spent much time and effort trying to help us. We were so very grateful for her efforts, as well as for a clean and comfortable place to spend the night. We highly recommend!

From the owner: Hôtel de caractère de 46 chambres en centre ville de Limoges : Garage et parking privé ,…read morerestauration en room service, salle fitness , terrasse , patio, Suites et chambres familiales , entièrement climatisé , Certification Ecolabel et Marque Qualité Tourisme, internet Wifi gratuit , idéalement situé entre les deux quartiers historiques de la Cité (Musée des Beaux Arts, Cathédrale St Etienne, jardins de l'Evêché, Cité des Métiers) et des Bouchers (Musée national de la Porcelaine Adrien DUBOUCHE, Quartier des Halles, Rue de la Boucherie, Cours du Temple, Eglise St Michel des lions) à proximité de la Mairie, du Conseil Régional du Limousin.

Give it a miss.. While the restaurant is generous with their truffles (you can see lots of shaved…read moreblack truffles), you can hardly taste or smell the truffles. Not sure why but there is no smell of truffles in the entire restaurant.

From the owner: Hôtel confortable et table excellente Un très bon Logis de France au coeur du pays de la truffe sur…read morel'axe Limoges-Périgueux. L'hôtel est confortable et la table excellente. Jacqueline Leymarie a su créer autour du diamant noir tout un tas de recettes qui ont fait sa réputation. Les menus du chef, Pierre Corre, ambassadeur de la cuisine périgourdine, varient en fonction des saisons, mais il fait toujours la part belle au foie gras, au gibier et bien sûr à la truffe : truffe en chausson ou en brouillade, magret de canard à la véritable sauce Périgueux, truffée bien évidemment.