Me and my husband arrived to this hotel in june 2010 for 6 days.I asked for an extra sheet and a reading lamp that was missing. after a short time we found out that the a.c does not function. it was than 38 c.I came to the reception, in a very polite way to ask for help with the a.c.what... More

We stayed here for a few days looking forward to the charm of a mansion in the woods, a bit secluded from the madness of Dordogne. What we got was a mixed bag. Nice pool but a dilapidated mad-hatter building desperately in need of some investment. And disrespectful owners. I think you can do much, much better in the area.... More

We stayed for three days at the hotel. We got a room on the ground floor, very comfortable, with elegant furniture and art elements. Terrace and access to the pool were available. The hotel is a jewel; it is marvelously decorated and elegant, still cosy. Everywhere real objects of art, that could have been in a museum - very nice... More

As an Australian the pool and palm tree resort style hotel is not what we look for in a French experience unless travelling with kids, read on: This is a resort style hotel centred around a swimming pool. It is a Lonely Planet pick and once again it is interesting and unique as you would expect from LP. We were... More

The Moussidiere is situated down a narrow lane just off the main road into Sarlat from the south. It's originally an old manor house that has been extended and enhanced to provide modern rooms and facilities. The location is excellent: blissfully quiet, surrounded by fields and extensive grounds, yet only a few minutes from Sarlat town centre by car (it... More

Recently spent 3 days in Sarlat at the Relais de Moussidiere - a 3 star hotel just outside Sarlat. The hotel was really lovely furnished in an eclectic mix of French, African and Morrocan which gave a romantic atmosphere. The grounds were quite large and had a very large pond complete with ducks. The bedroom was superb having a ceramic... More