The food was very good and of excellent value. Our group of 12 cyclists arrived mid-afternoon without knowing the on-site restaurant was closed for the day (his kitchen staff was on its day off). We could have gone 3 km into the town to a restaurant for an evening meal but a return in the dark on our bicycles was out of the question. The owner went considerably out of his way to provide us with a good supper on short notice. His efforts were very much appreciated by all in our group.

The rooms were in cabins that were quite basic. Nevertheless they were reasonably priced and clean.

It appears to be a family run place. The area is stunning with plenty of open spaces and is close to local shops and restaurants. We were travelling with our dog and there was plenty of areas close by for him to run around. There is a bar, which although we didn't use it looked nice, with an outside seating area. This place was fine for us for one night.

I think the description 'hotel' is pushing it a bit because it appears to have been a camp site previously. The accommodation consists of small campsite style chalets, which are adequate but felt quite claustrophobic. You could hear people waking around in the adjacent chalets. The restaurant was closed for some reason, so I am unable to comment on that. There is a pool but it looked murky although it was being cleaned in the morning.

Friendly management, nice country location, within reach of attractions of Dordogne region

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We didn't expect much and weren't disappointed. The rooms have all you need - bed, en-suite facilities etc.

The rooms are very basic - wooden floorboards, cramped shower room but for the price we couldn't expect more. Would recommend to those on a tight budget but if you like comfort look elsewhere.