Holiday Homes in Montcabrier

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

"Wonderful location and rooms "

"A little far from the city. Very simple hotel, good for s night. A little far from the city."

"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"

"Spotless room, nice "

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

"House and pool spotlessly clean. House had every thing you needed. The lack of shade around the pool was disappointing one small umbrella is not enough for a family. Unfortunately we had a lot of rain although it was warm so nowhere to sit outside was a sleight problem, and we found the sitting inside very uncomfortable and again not really for a family. The house was in an ideal location and in some amazing countryside"

"This hotel is slightly quirky but is very nice. I slept very well here and enjoy my room and the view over the valley. I didn’t eat at the restaurant for breakfast or dinner and I wanted something light, so can’t comment on the food. The view from the restaurant looked amazing. The only thing that would make the stay better would be to provide guests with a kettle to make tea or coffee in their rooms. I will definitely stay here again. There’s no elevator so if you have heavy bags, be prepared to carry them up stairs. "

"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."