Discover and book your perfect Dordogne hotel
Charming Perigordian style hotel
Located just a 5 minute walk from the centre of Dordogne's capital Sarlat, the hotel has minimalist, comfortable rooms with a large en suit, flat-screen TV and free Wifi. Located in the grounds is also a hugely inviting swimming pool.
Personality packed 14th Century building & gardens
With parts of the building dating back to the 14th Century, there is no surprise that the building itself acts as a focal point throughout the property. With stone walls and ancient wooden beams being left exposed, the place really feels as though there are stories to be told while sitting out in its large gardens, laced with nut trees and springs.
Read more about La Maison des Peyrat Hotel, Sarlat-la-Caneda
Clean cut, contemporary living in the old stoned walls and gardens of Brantôme
The old stone buildings and rose filled garden acts in pleasing contrast to the modern, stylish and fuss free rooms. Just a 5 minutes walk will take you into the heart of Brantôme where you can enjoy a classic French market, canoe down the river Domme or stroll the interest packed streets. Alternatively, you can stay put and relax next to the pool, enjoy a moment with a book on your private terrace, or have a drink next to a roaring open fire.
Peaceful retreat with views over the River Lot
Just a 5 minute walk to the centre of Cahors and with stunning views of the river and countryside, this is an ideal spot from which to explore. The hotel features a large outdoor pool and restaurant, along with 50 bedrooms which were recently refurbished in 2011.
Restored grocery store in medieval Belvès
Once a grocery store, the hotel has now been transformed into an enticing, soulful and intimate retreat. It has exposed wooden beams, large open fireplaces and antique furnishings creating a truly inviting atmosphere.
Tranquil old stone mill house
Designed to make you feel immediately at home, the tastefully decorated rooms, luscious gardens and gently meandering stream are all you need to relax into a well earned break.
Read more about Le Moulin de la Beune Hotel, Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Chic & contemporary retreat in picturesque Brive-la-Gaillarde
Recently renovated in 2013, the hotel is now a delightful contemporary, yet comforting setting from which you can explore the region. Just a 5 minute stroll will take you to the centre of town or down to the River Correze. It is also located opposite the famous market place of "Georges Grassens".
Warm welcome with stunning views of the Dordogne Valley
It is worth staying at the hotel simply for the special views that are guaranteed to greet you each morning you open the curtains from one of the 15 cosy and inviting rooms.
Pretty rose-themed hotel
This pretty 19th century hotel has just six rose-themed rooms and is located in the historic town of Montignac. The hotel has a pleasant swimming pool and a terrace where you can enjoy apero in the evening. The hotel restaurant serves traditional farm-sourced fare which can be eaten out on the terrace in the summer.
Charming hotel farm retreat
Located on 45 hectares of classified land, the Rhonie Daomine has been operating under the same family name since 1830 and was opened to guests for the first time in 1963.
Spacious abodes in the heart of medieval Sarlat-la-Caneda
You are guaranteed to feel welcome the moment you walk through the door in La Villa des Consuls. Spacious rooms and apartments fill this 19th century stone building, with fantastic views over the medieval quarter and surrounding hills of the city. Modern comforts do not retract from the original structure, with rustic woodwork still being a major feature throughout the property.
Read more about La Villa des Consuls Hotel, Sarlat-la-Caneda
Contemporary meets authentic in park hotel
In the heart of the Black Perigord and a stones throw from the market town of Sarlat, this pale stoned old building is nestled into a 3 acre park. It has a gastronomic restaurant, heated outdoor pool with stunning views over the valley and the comfort that you want from the perfect retreat.
Serenity in the foot hills of Les Eyzies
A warm welcome awaits you at Hotel des Roches, located in the heart of the Pèrigord. Contemporary comforts, outdoor swimming pool, garden stream and private bar are sure to put you at ease the moment you arrive.
100 year anniversary hotel for first discovered prehistoric site
"Le Centenaire" was open in 1964, 100 years after the first prehistoric discovery in the region. Recently renovated in 2013, the hotel creates a comforting home from home environment with all the conveniences of a modern day hotel that you would hope for.
Former 18th Century post-house in central Thiviers
With exposed wooden beams, original stone walls, antique furniture and tastefully decorated throughout, you are bound to feel at home in this fantastic 18th Century conversion in the heart of the medieval market town of Thiviers.
All things truffle in the heart of the Périgord Vert
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the theme of this hotel is based on the 'black diamond' of Dordogne, the gastronomic masterpiece, the truffle. Set in the Pèrigord Vert, the hotel is contemporary and comfortable, with subtle reminders of truffle throughout. It has a lovely garden, terrace, swimming pool, sauna and jacuzzi.
Modern sanctuary overlooking the River Dordogne
The location of Les Clos Roussillon means that it is just a short distance from some of the greatest attractions in the region, including Sarlat, Domme, La Roque, countless restaurants and historical sights.
Dordogne offers a wonderful selection of hotels, from luxurious château hotels and elegant countryside estates to charming boutique properties, traditional stone farmhouses and more budget-friendly options. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family holiday exploring medieval villages or a relaxing break in the French countryside, there's accommodation to suit different tastes and budgets.
Choosing the right location can make a real difference to your holiday, particularly if you want to balance sightseeing, countryside relaxation and access to restaurants and local attractions. Dordogne is a large region of historic towns, picturesque villages, rolling countryside and beautiful river valleys.
Sarlat-la-Canéda, in the heart of the Périgord Noir, is ideal if you want to explore Dordogne's medieval heritage. Its beautifully preserved old town is filled with restaurants, markets and historic buildings, while nearby attractions include the famous villages of Beynac-et-Cazenac, Domme and La Roque-Gageac. It's a particularly convenient base for visitors planning to explore the Dordogne Valley.
Bergerac, in the west of the department, is especially appealing to wine lovers and those looking for a relaxed riverside setting. The town offers a selection of hotels, restaurants and shops, with vineyards, châteaux and traditional bastide towns within easy reach. Its airport and railway connections also make it a practical arrival point for exploring the region.
For a cultural city break, Périgueux offers an attractive historic centre, lively markets and impressive architecture, including the Saint-Front Cathedral. As the departmental capital, it provides a convenient base for exploring central Dordogne, with a good selection of restaurants and amenities.
For a quieter stay, Brantôme and the surrounding Périgord Vert offer peaceful countryside, historic villages and riverside accommodation. Further south, the Dordogne and Vézère valleys are particularly appealing to visitors interested in castles, prehistoric sites, canoeing and outdoor activities.
For more information about the region's different towns and villages, take a look at our Where to Stay Guide.
When is the best time to book a hotel in Dordogne?
Dordogne is particularly popular during the summer months, with July and August attracting visitors looking to enjoy the countryside, historic attractions and outdoor activities. Booking early generally provides a wider choice of accommodation, especially if you're looking for a hotel with a swimming pool or somewhere close to the region's most popular villages.
What should you check before booking?
Before booking, check what's included in the room rate. Breakfast, parking, swimming pool access, restaurant services and other facilities can vary between establishments. Air conditioning is also worth considering during summer, particularly in older historic buildings.
Spring and autumn can be excellent alternatives to the busy summer season, with generally milder temperatures for sightseeing, walking and cycling. If you're planning to explore the countryside, having a car is often useful, as public transport between smaller villages can be limited.
Dordogne has an impressive selection of luxury hotels, including elegant château hotels, historic manor houses and beautifully restored countryside estates. Many combine traditional Périgord architecture with contemporary interiors, landscaped gardens and peaceful rural surroundings.
What can you expect from a luxury hotel in Dordogne?
Luxury hotels often place particular emphasis on relaxation and dining, with facilities that may include outdoor swimming pools, wellness centres, spas and gourmet restaurants. Some also offer extensive gardens, vineyard settings and personalised services, making them an attractive choice for a special countryside getaway.
Location can be just as important as facilities. Whether you prefer a grand château surrounded by parkland, a peaceful riverside retreat or a stylish hotel close to a historic town, there are luxurious options to suit different types of holiday.
At the heart of the famous medieval city of Saint Emilion
The Hostellerie de Plaisance is an unusual and unique place, offering surprising perspectives on the village’s architecture and the edges of the vineyard landscapes.
4 star rural hotel & vineyard in a renovated 17th century estate
The property is set a short distance from the centre of Bergerac, with 360 degree views of the surrounding vineyards. There are 12 hectares of grounds with 12 uniquely decorated rooms to choose from.
13th Century, ivory clad Manoir
Set in wonderful wooded grounds, the Manoir d'Hautegente is a great hotel with bright immaculate rooms, finished with antique furniture. You are sure to feel welcome from the start and you can enjoy one of the hotels many pleasures, including the large outdoor swimming pool or top notch restaurant.
Read more about Manoir d'Hautegente Hotel, Saint-Amand-de-Coly
French and Spanish fusion at this chic château
The white brick, red timber frames and slate roofs of this gorgeous château make an impressive impact. Inside it has been converted into a sleek and chic boutique hotel, which fabulously mixes the old features of the château with the modern interior design.
Read more about Chateau La Thuiliere, Saint Front de Pradoux
4* luxury & outdoor retreat on 19th Century estate
Set in a 30-hectare park, with luscious green and floral gardens, wooded walks and a 9-hole golf course, the hotel has a great deal to offer. Spacious, warm and appropriately furnished rooms, suites and apartments adorn the property and are all fitted with modern appliances.
Contemporary retreated nestled into the Perigord Noir
In an area famed for its chateaus, prehistoric sites and postcard medieval villages, this contemporary converted 19th Century coach house has it all. A spa, 2 restaurants, panoramic views , large terrace and outdoor pool.
Read more about Les Glycines Hotel & Spa, Les Eyzies-de-Tayac
Although Dordogne is known for its luxurious château hotels and countryside estates, there are also plenty of more affordable options offering comfortable rooms and a convenient base for exploring the region.
Budget-friendly hotels tend to focus on the essentials, providing welcoming accommodation without the extensive facilities associated with luxury establishments. Smaller, independently run properties and traditional guesthouses can be particularly appealing if you prefer a relaxed atmosphere and authentic French country charm.
How can you find cheaper hotels in Dordogne?
Location and travel dates can make a significant difference to the price. Hotels in popular destinations such as Sarlat and the Dordogne Valley are generally in high demand during summer. Staying in a nearby town, travelling outside July and August or considering a midweek break may help keep costs down.
For those prioritising affordability, towns such as Bergerac and Périgueux are worth comparing with the smaller tourist villages. These offer a variety of accommodation and useful amenities, although it's important to consider travel distances if you're planning to explore the surrounding countryside.
Charming Perigordian style hotel
Located just a 5 minute walk from the centre of Dordogne's capital Sarlat, the hotel has minimalist, comfortable rooms with a large en suit, flat-screen TV and free Wifi. Located in the grounds is also a hugely inviting swimming pool.
Personality packed 14th Century building & gardens
With parts of the building dating back to the 14th Century, there is no surprise that the building itself acts as a focal point throughout the property. With stone walls and ancient wooden beams being left exposed, the place really feels as though there are stories to be told while sitting out in its large gardens, laced with nut trees and springs.
Read more about La Maison des Peyrat Hotel, Sarlat-la-Caneda
Peaceful retreat with views over the River Lot
Just a 5 minute walk to the centre of Cahors and with stunning views of the river and countryside, this is an ideal spot from which to explore. The hotel features a large outdoor pool and restaurant, along with 50 bedrooms which were recently refurbished in 2011.
Peaceful old barn conversion in the countryside of the Perigord Noir
Located just 3 kilometres from the bustling historical centre of Sarlat, the hotel offers a tranquil retreat, with outdoor pool, gardens and terrace. You will undoubtedly be made to feel at ease in the neat, contemporary rooms, while still embracing charm of the original farmhouse features.
Warm welcome with stunning views of the Dordogne Valley
It is worth staying at the hotel simply for the special views that are guaranteed to greet you each morning you open the curtains from one of the 15 cosy and inviting rooms.
Pretty rose-themed hotel
This pretty 19th century hotel has just six rose-themed rooms and is located in the historic town of Montignac. The hotel has a pleasant swimming pool and a terrace where you can enjoy apero in the evening. The hotel restaurant serves traditional farm-sourced fare which can be eaten out on the terrace in the summer.
Holiday apartments, countryside cottages and traditional stone farmhouses are popular choices for holidays in Dordogne, particularly among families and groups looking for more space and flexibility. However, hotels have several advantages, especially for couples, smaller groups and visitors planning a short break.
Why choose a hotel instead of a holiday rental in Dordogne?
Hotels generally offer more flexibility when it comes to arrival dates and the length of your stay. While some cottages and holiday homes favour week-long bookings during the summer season, hotels may offer shorter stays, subject to availability.
Convenience is another major benefit. Rather than organising meals, cleaning and other day-to-day arrangements, hotel guests can often take advantage of breakfast services, restaurants and housekeeping. Some establishments also provide swimming pools, spas and other facilities.
On the other hand, cottages and apartments can be better suited to larger groups or those who prefer self-catering. Apartments offer independence and kitchen facilities, while traditional rural holiday homes can provide additional space, gardens and private swimming pools.
Ultimately, the best choice depends on your group size, budget and how much flexibility you want during your stay.
Charming Perigordian style hotel
Located just a 5 minute walk from the centre of Dordogne's capital Sarlat, the hotel has minimalist, comfortable rooms with a large en suit, flat-screen TV and free Wifi. Located in the grounds is also a hugely inviting swimming pool.
Personality packed 14th Century building & gardens
With parts of the building dating back to the 14th Century, there is no surprise that the building itself acts as a focal point throughout the property. With stone walls and ancient wooden beams being left exposed, the place really feels as though there are stories to be told while sitting out in its large gardens, laced with nut trees and springs.
Read more about La Maison des Peyrat Hotel, Sarlat-la-Caneda
At the heart of the famous medieval city of Saint Emilion
The Hostellerie de Plaisance is an unusual and unique place, offering surprising perspectives on the village’s architecture and the edges of the vineyard landscapes.
4 star rural hotel & vineyard in a renovated 17th century estate
The property is set a short distance from the centre of Bergerac, with 360 degree views of the surrounding vineyards. There are 12 hectares of grounds with 12 uniquely decorated rooms to choose from.
Impeccable 17th Century Pèrigordian B&B
In the land of truffles, cepes, chateaus and exquisite scenery, La Millasserie stands as the ideal base for your holiday. With wonderful stone walls, red slate roofing, flourishing gardens and outdoor swimming pool, there is little not to love about this charming little place.
Read more about Le Domaine de La Millasserie B&B, Mauzac et Grand Castang
Peaceful retreat with views over the River Lot
Just a 5 minute walk to the centre of Cahors and with stunning views of the river and countryside, this is an ideal spot from which to explore. The hotel features a large outdoor pool and restaurant, along with 50 bedrooms which were recently refurbished in 2011.
One of the pleasures of staying in Dordogne is the variety of characterful boutique accommodation available throughout the region. From converted watermills and historic manor houses to charming hotels tucked away in medieval villages, these smaller establishments often offer a more personal experience than larger hotels.
What makes a boutique hotel in Dordogne special?
Boutique hotels are often known for their individual character, distinctive interiors and attention to detail. Many occupy beautifully restored historic buildings, with exposed wooden beams, honey-coloured stone walls and gardens that reflect the region's architectural heritage.
Some offer swimming pools, intimate restaurants and terraces overlooking the countryside or nearby rivers, while others are situated within walking distance of village markets, cafés and historic attractions.
Whether you prefer a peaceful countryside retreat or a stylish hotel in the heart of a medieval town, boutique properties can be a wonderful way to experience Dordogne's traditional charm and relaxed pace of life.
Not sure which part of Dordogne is right for you? Our Where to Stay Guide explores the different towns, villages and countryside areas, helping you find a location that suits your holiday.
If you're considering other accommodation options, take a look at our Villas and Holiday Rentals pages for more advice on finding the perfect place to stay in Dordogne.