We stayed in the Tower of the Castle and it was wonderful. Clean, large and very comfortable. Agree that the plastic glasses in the bathroom is a little odd for such an establishment, but they happliy sent up a wine bucket and galsses atour request. Ate there twice in 3 days and it was FABULOUS!! Staff are great and the... More

I went there perhaps three times all in all because they had at that time a pastry chef that justified the detour..honestly never had such a wonderful carrot cake ever since... Moreover, it was an especially good deal at that time as i was on the road all day long trying to convince f&b managers of the quality of the... More

I recently stayed at this beautiful chateau hotel while preparing for Spyns 2012 Tour de France package tours. We've booked a block of rooms next July for a Dordogne to Paris trip. I was thrilled with our choice. Driving up to the chateau was one of life's 'pinch me' moments. Located a few miles from the nearest village, the castle... More

My husband had booked a suite on the first floor and the main bedroom was wonderfully large. The children shared a large room just off the main room and loved staying in this magnificent home.The bathroom was enormous with a large luxurious bath tub. Don't pour in too much of the beautiful bubble bath they supply otherwise you will flood... More

Totally surpassed our expectations, and very reasonably priced. We did not take any meals there, as there were many other choices just a short drive away. The Chateau itself is STUNNING, like something from a dream. Our room was spacious, in particular the bathroom, and there was free wireless, a magnificent pool, and... a whole field of adorable animals! The... More

This Chateau was stunning! Both the room and bathroom were luxurious. The pool was sparkling clean and great for swimming lengths (about 25m). There is also table tennis in the grounds. It's a shame the breakfast was so expensive at 15 euros pp, so we didn't have that. Montignac is only 10 minutes drive and Sarlat is about about half... More

- rooms look like the first Logis de France you find anywhere in The Dordogne (that will cost you 56 euros in stead of 100 or more) - ugly sidehouse at the pool with many, many rooms - the lovely castle has been build up with ugly and cheap materials, shame on the builders - there was no-one realy managing... More

We chose La Fleunie for its spectacular old building (and asked for a room in the tower). We were not disappointed. The upper tower room was extremely spacious, thoroughly updated, and very quiet. And the view out was very nice. As with most renovated medieval buildings, the stairs are steep and there is no elevator--so be prepared, or ask for... More

I really didn't want to be so down on La Fleunie, but the three day experience was, as my husband aptly put it, "like a hostel". Yes, you get to stay in a stunning castle, yes, you're in the heart of the Perigord. And for the very reasonable price of 115 euros a night in high season, so far so... More