Stayed a few days here as part of a group. Hotel is located in spacious grounds at the highest part of this stunning cliff-side town about five minutes walk from the path or lifts down to the Sanctuary level and Medieval Town below. Madame Melbac and her family and the staff generally could not have done more to make our... More

Booked this for my daughter and partner and a specific reason was the swimming pool which is supposed to be covered, we arrived and it was covered with leaves and the roof was pulled back and broken, I questioned the staff and they smiled uneasily and said it had been broken for months ! The room was really tired and... More

This 3 Star Hotel, situated at almost the highest point in Rocamadour, although clean and well maintained, was so disappointing, On day of arrival we were told the restaurant was shut (having driven some 600 miles we were not impressed), the room was okay but the bed-linen was very dated - Grannies old flower patterned sheets comes to mind. No... More

We went there on a Treyn rail short break. We had sent a heavy suitcase ahead via courier and knew it had arrived well before us, so was not impressed to see it waiting in reception for me to carry it upstairs. Carrried it down again the night before we left and had to rummage behind reception to discover where... More

The hotel was efficiently run with clean rooms, a lovely pool and very good food. The location is excellent because the hotel is on top of the plateau, so there are wonderful views within a very short distance, of the massive gorge, and the impressive lift down to the next level (or path if you prefer) are close by. Our... More

We were part of the recent rail tour/holiday to Rocamadour and can only praise our experience of the short stay at Hotel du Chateau. Madame Melbac and her family quietly and efficiently run this business with their guest's interest in mind. The staff keep the rooms clean and fresh and were always helpful when help was needed. Because there is... More

Rooms adequate,especially on a rail holiday,with a daily schedule,and dinner a 180yrds. down the road.The food was well prepared,wine with dinner was one good glass,not really enough, especially as there was no bar back at the hotel.Unfortunately there were no lifts,but stairs to climb,even small suitcases were a struggle,especially after along journey by rail,and the said suitcases had already been... More

This hotel is a 5 minute walk from the elevators to the main village unlike many other hotels where car or bus trips are required. The hotel is plain and not terribly attractive. It has a huge heated covered swimming pool in the middle of what looks like an adjacent field. Rooms are simple and comfortable but perfectly Ok for... More

Like the previous reviewer I also stayed as part of a train travelling group which meant that there was little choice at dinner. However the interesting and high quality food proved very acceptable to us. Prior research had left most of us with an unfair preconceived view. Somehow we had expected a claustrophobic atmosphere which proved to be totally wrong.... More