L'Ecole has some of best food in the region and the ambiance is superb! Sadrine, Thomas, and…read moreFrancis could not be more hospitable and what they have going is something very special. This is a must stop for dinner or drinks. Everything about this place is fantastic!

Had a lovely dinner at L'ecole for New Year's Eve - our second time visiting. The ambiance is…read morecasual and the food rustic-French, but it is the care and love that Genevieve puts in to the service and the meal that really make it special. She pretty much runs the place by herself - cooking, serving, and visiting with guests, so don't expect American-style in-and-out. However, if you want an authentic French dining experience in the Northern Dordogne, you should check it out. Genevieve speaks enough English to share the details of the meal, from the origin of the wine to how she prepares the delicious foie gras. There is also a pretty patio for outside dining when the weather permits.

Wonderful, clean, close to all the actives and towns this owner run bed and breakfast is absolutely…read moreperfect. Every detail including beautiful gardens is in place.

Our stay in the Old Bakery was the highlight of our holiday. Lou is a warm and laid back host who…read moregenuinely wants his guests to feel at home. Breakfast was delicious with a selection of home made jams to try as well as freshly squeezed orange juice, crispy bacon and roasted home grown tomatoes. The Old Bakery has been beautifully restored with the same care and attention to detail Lou takes in looking after his guests - the pictures do not do it justice. A true home from home.

I can't say enough good things about La Ruche B&B and hosts Jo and Robin. The rooms were beautiful,…read morethe backyard was lovely and they couldn't have been more welcoming and accommodating. I would go out of my way to stay here again, as we feel we have made real friends with the family. Our 5 year old daughter was so happy to make a friend with their son Edward, who shared his trampoline and kid pool. He even walked us around town in the afternoon and introduced us to his friends down at the swimming lake nearby. Jo was incredibly accommodating when we realized we did not have plans for dinner, and fed Charlotte like she was part of the family while serving us a lovely multi-course meal on the patio. Really, staying here was the highlight of our trip to France!

This B&B run by Sue and Dave Scales is a very comfortable, clean and well located property for some…read moregreat sightseeing in the area. They have two bedrooms with newly updated queen size beds that are really comfortable, and if you have kids - there are two twin beds in each room ask well. For those on a budget, there is a lounge area which includes a fridge, microwave/convection/grill, kettle, coffee maker & Krug machine. They also have all the utensils needed as well. Out the back of the lounge is a nice sunny area with a table and chairs for you to enjoy your meals. And if you're there during the warmer weather, they have a lovely in-ground pool in the back yard beyond the garden. A very pleasant way to unwind after a great day of taking in all the areas' attractions. They are close to St. Jean-de-Cole, Brantome, Bourdeilles, Château Puyguillem, Abbyey de Bouchard, and they are within an hours drive of the cave church E'glise St Jean de Aubeterre Sur Dronne.

Love this place- it's completely charming, central and quiet here. I will most certainly be back…read morehere to stay if I ever get the chance again. The reception desk is open during certain hours so be sure to check ahead of time of when you'll be arriving at their property. The staff will inform you of a key code that you'll need prior to entering the building, so be sure you have that as well, or you'll have a confusing time trying to contact them on their service line (unless of course, you have a working mobile with you). Once inside, if the staff is there to greet you, you can head up to one of their super limited rooms, and unwind. (As with many accommodations in certain parts of the country, it's rather common to not have an elevator, so be prepared to be able to carry your luggage up and down the stairs if needed). The rooms are pretty spacious, and each decorated with a theme. I had the "Picasso" themed room, with lots of bold reds and cubist decor adorning the room. It was furnished with a small tv, a hot water carafe, a tv, and I believe free wifi. In the morning, you can come downstairs to the lounge/lobby area where the staff will serve you breakfast (lovely croissants, sliced baguette, bread, jams, butter, fruit, yogurt, coffee and juice) whilst sitting and looking out to the quiet street waking up to the business hours. The b&b is really well located, and everything within the center is pretty well accessible from here on foot. There's tons of little shops and eateries around the area, so you'll be sure to have your pick of cuisine of whatever you might be craving. If you happen to be there over the weekend, be sure to ask about the Sunday Farmers Market by the river. AMAZING produce and foods alike, you can't miss out!! Hope we can come back to stay longer next time!

From the owner: Invités dans ces chambres d'hôtes Chambres d'hôtes en plein centre ville d'un excellent rapport…read morequalité prix. Les chambres sont toutes différentes et le petit déjeuner y est copieux à la française. Situé rue Bouffart, à quelques centaines de mètres du quartier piétonnier, il n'existe pas d'autres chambres d'hôtes en plein centre de bordeaux. L'acceuil y est très chaleureux dans cette ancienne galerie d'art.