Moulin de L'Abbaye is in the market town of Brantôme, in Périgord. It offers rooms with air-conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a safety deposit box and free WiFi.
Moulin de Vigonac is set in a former 16th-century watermill, cradled by the river Dronne and located in Brantôme, often named the Venice of the Dordogne region.
Roger
United Kingdom
A truly beautiful setting with a wonderful welcome, very comfortable rooms with every attention to detail.Nothing was too much trouble. One of the best hotels we have stayed in.
Nestled in Champagnac-de-Belair, in the heart of the Périgord region, Le Moulin du Roc was built in 1670 on the Dronne, a river which runs through its grounds. The property is 5 km from Brantôme.
Janan
United Kingdom
Such an elegant hotel. Our room and terrace were lovely, extremely comfortable and well maintained. The staff were exceptional, especially Emiline who seemed to be the unlucky one who was always available to answer all of our assorted questions about the surrounding area. She is delightful.
The restaurant, Roda, was outstanding. The food and service exceptional with an elegant setting.
Located on the banks of the River Dronne, this hotel offers elegant guest rooms with a classical décor. The à la carte restaurant features a flowery terrace overlooking the river.
Studio cosy, neuf, hyper centre is set in Brantôme, 45 km from Jumilhac Castle, 47 km from Montbrun Castle, as well as 48 km from Rochechouart - Nature Park.
Antonius
United Kingdom
Modern and fresh, plenty of space. Good location, just around the corner from the centre.
On average, 3-star hotels in Brantôme cost US$154 per night, and 4-star hotels in Brantôme are US$194 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Brantôme can on average be found for US$368 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs US$169 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Brantôme for tonight. You'll pay on average around US$240 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Brantôme will cost around US$324 (based on Booking.com prices).
Fly to Limoges or Bordeaux airports, then drive to Brantôme (approximately 1.5 or 2 hours respectively). Alternatively, take a train to Angoulême or Périgueux, then a bus to Brantôme. For domestic travellers, direct driving from major cities is convenient.
The most convenient airport for Brantôme is Bergerac Dordogne Périgord Airport, due to its proximity (approximately 90km) and frequent domestic and international flights. It offers the best balance of convenience and accessibility.
Brantôme, a small town in France, lacks public transport. However, it's compact and walkable, with most attractions within a 1km radius. Cycling is another viable option, with bike rentals available. If you prefer driving, car hire services are accessible. Always remember to adhere to local traffic regulations.
What guests said about Brantôme:
10
Scored 10
Brantome is an extremely picturesque small town and is a...
Brantome is an extremely picturesque small town and is a major attraction for tourists, particularly during high season.
The varied shops and cafes provide opportunities to browse while the weekly market is a must-see if you are able to visit.
The whole town is a network of small streets and bridges to explore with the river, parks and abbey providing photo opportunities at every turn.
Visit the top floor of the abbey for spectacular views and an insight into the construction of the building.
Great central location for touring the area.
Claire
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Brantôme is a lovely little town, great for a day trip or...
Brantôme is a lovely little town, great for a day trip or overnight stay. Very picturesque, with plenty to see and do. Good choice of restaurants but they fill up quickly so need to be booked fairly early in the day.
Laurence
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Various restaurants and bars looked appealing.
Various restaurants and bars looked appealing.
There is a good wine merchant specialising in local wines and an excellent delicatessen.
We also enjoyed a 50 minute boat trip on the river and walking round the town and its surrounding area.
Robert
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The abbey was fascinating and such a highlight.
The abbey was fascinating and such a highlight. The town was lovely and quiet which suited us. But being a Monday, of course everything was closed! We ate on the Sunday night at our hotel which was superb.
Michele
France
8.0
Scored 8.0
A town that is easy to get around with restaurants that...
A town that is easy to get around with restaurants that cater for most budgets.
Nice boat rides up the river Drone for 8€ each. Easy access to St Jean de Cole which is a 30 minute drive away and a really super ancient and unspoilt village.
Jennifer
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Great atmosphere, lots going on in the Summer months,...
Great atmosphere, lots going on in the Summer months, brilliant weekly market. Lovely scenery, good amenities and plenty of history. The Caves of the Abbey are well worth a visit. The river is lovely where you can either go on the river boat or hire kayaks.
Not very welcoming. We were not given a room in the main hotel (as was shown in the photographs) but across the road in the annexe which we did not want. We had expected a lovely room, with a balcony and overlooking the river. We discovered that the main hotel was not full, but the doors were locked in the evening and the restaurant closed because it was a Sunday night.The other two restaurants were fully booked...we were lucky we found a small cafe open, but otherwise everything was closed.
WE came to the b@b during our eight visit to France. So we had certain expectations. as to what we wanted. We were absolutely amazed how we were treated. Everything was great: the comfort and beauty of the facilities, the kindness and professionalism of people who run this gorgeous place. We were very lucky to find Moulin de Vigonac and already have recommended it to our family and friends.
Such an elegant hotel. Our room and terrace were lovely, extremely comfortable and well maintained. The staff were exceptional, especially Emiline who seemed to be the unlucky one who was always available to answer all of our assorted questions about the surrounding area. She is delightful.
The restaurant, Roda, was outstanding. The food and service exceptional with an elegant setting.
Lovely setting within a very short walk to the centre of Brantôme. The staff couldn’t have been more pleasant and welcoming. Eating in the shade of the Mulberry trees in the courtyard was a real delight. The food was excellent and the whole stay was very reasonably priced. We’ll definitely stay here again and recommend it to friends.
property is beautiful, walking distance to Brantome so the perfect country place! they have done a stunning job refurbishing the old mill, it is appealing and comfortable. Our favorite thing was the team running the hotel. they were as kind and lovely as can be! We are already thinking about when we can return!
Angélique & Julian runs this tiny hotel with a few rooms & restaurant of traditional local french dishes all made by Angélique himself. In the dining room are photos of French Polynesia where the couple spent there earlier years. I recommend staying here and having dinner.
Fabienne was a fantastic host, the house is beautiful and the pool very lovely. Breakfast was especially good and the home-made jams divine! We enjoyed the ~30 mins walk to/from Brantôme. We would love to return one day!
Great off street parking adjacent to hotel. Grounds were amazing also. Breakfast was lovely, so many nice home baked items. It’s clear the owner goes to a lot of effort in preparing breakfast for guests.
A truly beautiful setting with a wonderful welcome, very comfortable rooms with every attention to detail.Nothing was too much trouble. One of the best hotels we have stayed in.
Hôtel in great location right on the river. offered reservations at their restaurant which was fabulous. breakfast was first class. staff could not have been more welcoming
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