Holiday Homes in Catus

"📍 Brit Hôtel Cahors Nord – Cahors Good value for the price 👍 We stayed here for a short stop, and overall it was okay for what we paid. The price is affordable, and it works well if you just need a place to rest during a road trip. The room was clean and comfortable enough, and the free car park was a big plus—very convenient when driving. The only downside is the location, as there’s not much around the hotel (no shops or restaurants nearby), so it’s better to plan ahead. Overall, a simple and practical stay for a night 🚗"

"The hotel is in the middle of renovation, but the new bedrooms and public areas are all fantastic!"

"Wonderful location and rooms "

"Great place"

"Classic decor, very pleasant staff and good food in the dining room. The surroundings take you out of your life today to enter a period movie of the 1920’s. We always stay here and enjoy the dinibgvroom"

"The house is situated on the Dordogne River. All amenities are available, including a cozy wood-burning stove. The owner is very kind and hospitable."

"The hotel is absolutely beautiful, with stunning grounds. The common areas are elegant and inviting, perfect for relaxing or enjoying a quiet moment. The staff were attentive, friendly, and always ready to help, making our stay even more enjoyable. i would recommend staying in the main building. The outer buildings are not as nice. A wonderful experience from start to finish!"

"The kitchen was very break equipped and the host provided basic supplies and a lovely bowl of fruit. Great base to explore the region."

"We had a fantastic week in Adam’s converted barn in Montcabrier. The property has been adapted to a very high spec, is spacious and well appointed. The terrace affords great views over the surrounding countryside and of the pool in the garden below. Montcabrier itself is a lovely bastide village with a church, medieval fortifications and, crucially, a boulangerie! We spent our week sightseeing (Chateau de Bonaguil a highlight), hiking (there are several great walks clearly marked starting from the village square), visiting vineyards (Ch. du Cedre is quality) and browsing markets (Prayssac on a Friday was the best).We mostly cooked for ourselves with the produce garnered from the local markets, but did treat ourselves to what proved to be a fantastic meal at Le Loup Blanc in St. Martin Le Redon (only 5 minutes away by car).All in all a lovely relaxing week in beautiful surroundings."