Awesome garden restaurant in the most beautiful, quaint cobble stone street town. The view from…read moreour table was gorgeous. I had a duck dish and a split pea soup, both of which were absolutely delicious.

There's nothing medieval about this place. Other than the name and the location. Richemaure is a…read morepicturesque little village and this hotel is the perfect spot to explore it from. The rooms are large and beautifully decorated, the staff is friendly and more than helpful. Take the time and have breakfast there as well, a large buffet with tables under beautiful trees await you.

The house is very out of the way, quite hard to find among the windy roads and the road leading to…read moreit from the main road is bumpy. but this place is so worth it, set amongst vineyards in the South of France, the house sleeps 12 but is big enough for many more, an outside swimming pool, fully equipped kitchen, 2 bathrooms, conservatory and large Sitting room as well as outdoor bbq area and large barn area. Stayed here for a week in the summer and had a fantastic time, the swimming pool is a good break from the sun and the house serves as a great base for exploring the countryside around it, 1hr from Bordeaux (approx) and about 30 mins from Bergerac there are absolutely loads of places to visit in the area. The kitchen in the house is massive, open plan to the sitting room so you can entertain in style (in winter, in summer you have got to sit outside!) and plenty of room for a few people to help with the cooking. Youll need it as the house sleeps 12, and theres plenty of room for more if you want a couch or floor space. The house is fully equipped, and all they ask is you leave it stocked like you find it, the shelves are full of books which people have left over the years, your encouraged to take one and leave one and the cupboards have all the essentials. The guest book is full of comments going back 20 years, so the past has seen many happy families and groups of friends rent it out I would recommend this for somewhere to stay if you have the money, perfect for a large family, or a group of friends to spread the cost. Southern France at its best!!

Sweet. Different but definitely worth a stay. We found this gem through our search for a Hotel to…read morestay at for more than one night on our honeymoon. The Pictures speak for themselves and so we decided to give this a try. Parking: We were able and allowed to park our motorcycle directly at this impressive front door. First Impressions: The entrance gave us a wow effect already. We were greeted by our host and shown around and were both in awe. High ceilings, heavy furniture, huge Windows ... what an Impression. And though this entire place sure is nice, the Dining room captured me instantly ... it smelled of cinnamon, felt warm and cozy and was definitely my favourite room from the get go. After this small tour Monsieur (that is what we called our host) showed us our room which was really nice and big. Due to it being quiet hot outside we were thankful for the modern A/C in our room. The toilet and the bathroom with a nice bathtub were seperate (within the room) which I found quiet nice. The next surprise was the hidden pool in the arch ... beautiful. There was also a shower and a hamam that you could also use for an extra Charge. It was hot outside and a swim in this pool sure did wake this Girl up again. What a pleasure! Breakfast: Was not included in the Price of our stay but we were able to book it so that was good. We had hot coffee, jelly, ham, cheese, a fried egg upon request and one Croissant each as well as Baguette. Breakfast was good and offered all we needed though it was a bit disappointing for us that we were given some sliced rather tasteless cheese instead of a real French cheese (which is really good) and the ham was nothing out of the ordinary either. Other then that it was good and we have had enough to bring us through until lunchtime. Host: Our host, Monsieur, was very Kind, helpful and friendly. We were told to ring the bell if anything was needed. Cleanliness: As this is is an old Manor house, huge too even if it doesn't really look that way from the outside, it is a bit dusty in the Corners but that is something we could easily live with. Surroundings: What was a bit tough was the fact that it is hard to find Restaurants Close by. We did a bit of Walking before we found a couple of them but you Kind of have to search. If you look Close enough you might find a gem there too ;-) My Suggestion: Give it a try, spend a night or more in this amazing manor house and see for yourself. We enjoyed every Minute of it and would go there again. Enjoy!

For full disclosure, I did not pay for my stay, Uncle Sam did, so it's rather difficult to provide…read morea fair review based on all things considered. However, I can attest to the quality and vibe minus the financial value. The vibe is very hip, if you will. With very bright pastels all over the place. The decor sings, Spring has Sprung! So I would imagine on a dreary winter day, that might lift one's spirits a tad. I had to share my room with another, so when pulling those twin beds apart, it was still rather tight. The shower and sink room is separated from the crapper, which I think is a pretty cool amenity. A few English channels on the teli, which is always nice, and the breakfast buffet was very good. Logistically its a bit odd with one sole elevator on one side, and the main entrance on the backside. Regardless, all and all, it's not a bad stay at all.