B&B Hotels in Dordogne

Just a short walk to the Place de la Bastide d'Eymet, Villa Corisande is the ideal central location from which you can explore your surroundings. Open year round, you are sure to feel welcome at any time.

The Franc Grace Dieu estate house has 4 rooms (Le Parc, Le Jardin, La Pergola and La Cour) each able to sleep 2 people in the heart of the Saint-Emilion wine area, a classified UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Brigitte and Pascal will welcome you with open arms into their stunning 15th Century tower, which houses a total of 5 unique guest rooms.

Laurence and Stèphanie will welcome you with open arms to La Rolandie Haute, situated in the heart of the Pèrigord Noir in "one of the most beautiful villages in France".

With pale stone walls, red slate roof's and stunning garden, this countryside retreat is a real gem. You can relax in a hammock in the garden, go for a dip in the pool or go for as walk out the back of the property on one of the marked trails. Children can also enjoy a small playground and trampoline.

Located just a short distance from the centre of Monpazier, the cottage serves as an ideal spot to explore one of the regions many treasures. Some of the finest vineyards in the world can be visited, a trip to one of the many Chateaus or a simple stroll around a farmers or antique fair.

Situated at the heart of the Perigord Noir and just 10 minutes from the medieval town of Sarlat, this rural retreat is the ideal base to check out the surrounding area and its copious offerings.  

A king-size bedroom with French windows that open up to a private balcony and views of the Dordogne river. There are few things more appealing on a holiday break.

In the heart of Monpazier, Les Hortensias offers a comfortable well furnished retreat. In the land of a '1001 Cheateus' and in a region famous for its gastronomic pleasures and fine wines, it is ideally situated to explore the surrounding Périgord.

An ecological approach is the name of the game in this blissful guest house. Sound proofed rooms, towering wooden beams, antique furnishings and luxurious linen creates a luxurious, yet relaxing environment for you to relish. Located in the heart of the Perigord-Quercy, this is an ideal spot to explore the many wonders of the region.

Previously a farmhouse and monastery dating back to the 12th Century, with oak beams and rooms carved from local stone, Ferme de Tayac is perfectly in fitting as a base from which you can explore the Vezere Valley.

The B&B is part of a 17th & 18th Century hamlet and is nestled into the stunning Natural Park of Quercy. It is surrounded by 10 acres of land, has a flourishing and meticulously designed garden and also has a truly unique natural swimming pool. 

Located in a region steeped in rich culture, history, gastronomic pleasures and beautiful countryside, La Borie is in the perfect spot to explore. There are comfortable rooms, with their own private terrace overlooking the garden and pool.

Situated in a picture perfect location and in the epicentre of the Pèrigord Noir, La Maison is in the ideal location to explore one of the many regional delights.

Overlooking its own private valley and surrounded by beautiful countryside, La Matairie is a stunning location from which to explore or simply to relax and take in everything around you. Wooden beams, stone walls and a fireplace showcase the original building, but all has been arranged with comforting class, creating an intriguing and inviting atmosphere.  

Few places can offer a retreat as peaceful and pleasant as what is on offer here in this quaint little B&B in the Pèrigord Pourpre. You can bathe in the pool, relax in the jacuzzi or walk around the park with pond and orchards.

Overlooking the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Cadouin Abbey, the B&B is ideally situated in the centre of Cadouin. There are a number of hiking trails that run through the village as well as some local gastronomic delights to get stuck into.

Character packed B&B right in the heart of Bratome and on the main town's shopping street. With rooms tastefully decorated and aptly named after sweet treats, including 'Praline', 'Caramel', 'Nougat' and of course 'Chocolat'.