I stayed here with a group of friends. Stephen and Susan were the most amazing hosts! Breakfast was…read morefresh from markets in the charming town center... which is steps from the front door. Each room was lovely. Very tastefully decorated and spotless. Bathrooms have been partially modernized. Several have tubs with a shower wand. Beds are very comfortable with fresh duvet covers and high thread count sheets. Some town noise filters through the large windows but not too bad. An excellent choice when visiting Sarlat. This accommodation does not cater to families with children or pets.

My wife and I stayed at Les Cordeliers for two delicious weeks in April 2026. Week #1 was a…read moreprogram organized and hosted by Stephen and Susan, the hotel owners since 2025. The program lent first-hand experience to people and places in the book series by Martin Walker about Bruno, Chief of Police (title of book #1) in St. Denis, a fictitious small town in the Dordogne. The program was superbly crafted to introduce the 10 participants, all guests at Les Cordeliers, to this beautiful and historic corner of France, with its renowned sites and unique culture. After the Bruno program, we continued at Les Cordeliers for another week with a rental car to further explore and enjoy the Perigord. To summarize: Sarlat is the perfect central point from which to discover the magical Perigord region of Dordogne. Les Cordeliers is the perfect small hotel experience in Sarlat. And Stephen and Susan are the perfect hosts. If you spend more than a night there, you will come away as friends.

This turns out to be another name for the Hotel de la Madeleine…read more Read my review under that name to find out how much we enjoyed our meals and cocktails at the venerable and we'll placed facility!

Best Cosmopolitan cocktails around! We enjoyed them so much the first night, we came back the next…read morenight, and they were just as good. The first night, my husband and I shared a yummy charcuterie board, loaded with French cheeses, sliced hams, fruit, and a nice currant sauce accompaniment with bread slices. The next night, I devoured a croque monsieur after sharing the ham with my husband. Accompanied with a salad and the best French fries I have had in quite awhile, it went well with my cosmo and my husband's negroni. We retreated from their fun outdoor patio to their indoor bar after a cloudburst , so we got to enjoy the comfy leather chairs and appreciate their beautiful bar. Charlie was so helpful, speaks great English, and switched the music to 'Singin' in the rain' as the cloud burst passed by.

The French know how to make food exciting, and this chef delivers! We were booked at the associated…read moresmall hotel (really nice, super friendly staff) and they asked when we checked in of we wanted a dinner reservation. We had research this and a couple of other nearby spots, but this seemed the best so we said yes. She asked if we wanted a second reservation for the next day and we waffled not wanting to commit but she said there is only one table left so I'll pencil you in and you can cancel if you don't want it. Our first night's dinner was so good that we immediately decided to return for a second night. For our first night I had the seasonal chef's recommendation which was a starter of shrimp in a tapioca soup (perfect large shrimp and a delicious broth), chicken stuffed with mushrooms and parsnips beneath the skin, and a cold strawberry custard dessert. It was all fabulous. My wife had one of the fois gras starters, roast lamb, and a delicious chocolate and crispy peanut dessert (which she particularly liked). A nice 1/2 bottle of local red wine, a delicious beet amuse bouche and and after dinner marshmellow (house made) and macaron final treat made for a memorable meal. Our second night we had to try all different things. My wife had the second fois gras starter which is fashioned in house and was spectacular. She had roast cod (perfectly flakes and coated with sesame seeds) accompanied by some exquisite cabbage (never thought I'd say that about cabbage). For dessert she had the rum baba with mango ice cream (drenched at the table with spiced and fruited rum). I had the poached oyster starter. The oyster were lightly cooked and served in the shells on a bed of leeks with a seafood emulsion. I followed this up with the sweetbreads which were something I'd always wanted to try. And finally the profiteroles (small pastry shells with coffee over cream, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. This time our waiter recommended a nice local white wine (from Chardonnay grapes) that was very nice. An amuse bouche of pumpkin soup and the after dinner treats perfected the meal. So, two nights, two home runs. Great meals at a fair price (about 100 euros for two each night). Reservations recommended, but once you have a reservation the table is yours for the night, they don't turn the table for someone else. Both nights the chef came out of the inaccurate kitchen as we were leaving to greet us and check on our experience.

Michelin Rated- phenomenal river views and cuisine. Can't say enough about this place. Everything…read moresurprised me with new flavor. The stuffed chicken was probably the best chicken I've ever had.

This family-run inn is incredibly charming and sweet. Though I wasn't traveling with children,…read morethere were several families there, and it was clearly perfectly suited to family travel. The couple who owns the place has young children, and there are plenty of toys, books, and playspaces available. I didn't eat in the restaurant at night but the food looked fresh and delicious, and much of it is grown in the owners' own garden. Breakfast, with fresh baked breads, fruits, and yogurts, was scrumptious. The owners are simply lovely people. The husband of the couple came and picked up my traveling companion and me in Rocamadour and was incredibly nice and accommodating, even when we caused him to get back late for dinner! Carennac is a beautiful town and I only wish I'd stayed here longer than one night.

As we pondered where to go in the world for our 40th anniversary, my husband said we have to spend…read moreit in Meyronne with Françoise. We have traveled extensively in the United States and on 6/7 continents. We have stayed at La Terrasse several times throughout the years with family and friends and as a couple. Each stay is magical because Françoise ensures her guests are well looked after. Now the restaurant is Michelin Bib Gourmand and is simply magnificent. Each plate is a feast for the eyes, tummy and soul. We spent several days, canoeing and hike. Highly impressed and highly recommend.

We were fortunate to stay at the Hotel at La Terrasse for 4 evenings. The converted chateau turned…read morehotel only adds to the natural beauty of the area. Our duplex suite had plenty of space in the sitting area, while the upstairs bedroom, with its exposed beams and stone walls, really underscored the hotels historic charm. The pool was such a godsend during the hot summer days. A modern oasis where we were able to relax and refresh in the clean blue water. The restaurant is absolutely fantastic. Each course builds upon each other--with a mix of traditional French flavors and modern techniques. The scallops were innovative and delicious. The trout was fantastic as well, and the cheese course highlighted the cheeses of the region. It was a warm summer evening, and what made it even more special was enjoying this exquisite meal while gazing at the Dordogne river from the terrace, all the while drinking a Rosé from Provence. Such a fantastic memory. Merci La Terrasse!

This is our first time using the Hotel le Belvedere and coming to Rocamadour. We got in late at…read morenight and had no way to get from the train station to the hotel. The hotel staff was very helpful in ordering a taxi to pick us up from the train station and also to take us back to the train station. Over all we were very pleased with our accommodations. The whole staff was very pleasant and helpful . I definitely will recommend and come back this way again.

The hotel is really well located and has a terrific view of Rocamadour, Especially at night. The…read moreroom was clean and we ate in the restaurant which was good. Friendly staff and wonderful place to visit. We drove along the bluff and walked down into the village which was awesome

Superb stay at the Moulin Rouge…read more We stayed 5 nights the last week of May. Highly recommended!!! The house - a beautiful 500 year old stone house, was in the owner's family for 200 years. Updated and very well kept. The ground - The minute you enter the place you feel like you had stepped into a magical place. The pictures don't capture well the beauty of the estate. It is truly incredible. The house sits on a beautiful 6 acre lot with gorgeous garden and a beautiful natural pool which is part of the Dordogne River. Across the pool there is a beautiful grassed slope with trees at the very top. Underground spring brings fresh water into the pool. The room - We stayed in the Rosalie room. Nicely decorated in a Country French fashion. On one side you have a Queen size bed and on the other a seating area with a sofa and a small table. There is an in-room white tiled bathroom with a shower. The room floor is also white tiles. All very clean and well kept. The owners - Rosette and Misha are the nicest hosts we have ever had! They are so welcoming, warm and friendly couple, a true pleasure to be their guests. I just can't say enough about how wonderful they are. They both are very happy to help out with trip suggestions and any help that you might need. Both speak French; Rosette also speaks English very well. The breakfast - Out of this world! Everything was fresh and delicious! Rosette is a great cook! We got a wonderful selection of breads, home made jams, home baked goods, eggs, cheese, fresh fruit, coffee. The price - We found it to be very fair. Very good value for the money. The nearby area - there is a bakery and a small market a few steps outside the BnB. There is a bigger supermarket 1-2 mins by car. The fresh local (traveling) market is held just across from the BnB every Tuesday. If you have not been to one yet - go. While at Cenec rent a Canoe, it is a great way to enjoy the area. If you want to take it easy, pick the route which goes with the stream.

We had the honor and privilege to stay at La Villa Des Consuls during our stay at Sarlat. Our room…read moreoverlooked the street very close to the city center. Our hostess Sophie and host Valentine insured that every detail was perfect. The breakfast, each morning was amazing. I would highly recommend this hotel, and hope that I can come back in the future.

Villa des Consults refused us entry to our room in our guaranteed pre-paid reservation and kept our…read moremoney. We booked a 2-night stay, and when we arrived, the hosts were not there during their posted business hours. We called and they came about 10 minutes later as we waited outside, and they yelled at us incessantly as they approached. The yelling did not cease, and they continued to tell us they cancelled our reservation and were obstinate to any reason. I hoped to minimize emotional damage to my wife and child and told the hosts "Enough", if they wouldnt give us our room, we would find one somewhere else. Not worth the fight. I thought, later on, of course they will refund our money. They didn't. The entire experience tainted and ultimately spoiled our stay in Sarlat-la-Caneda. We had to spend extra time to find a hotel at the last minute, and the unprecedentedly rude treatment was quite jarring. These people are not professional in the least. Add to that how hard they were to reach afterwards when us and our booking agency tried to call them, they are only open a couple hours of the day and still then often aren't there during their posted business hours. It is a shame because we had such a wonderful trip throughout many other towns and accommodations across France. I recommend France, the Dordogne Valley, and even Sarlat - but steer clear of this bait and switch.