A lot of old family run chateau are old and substandard, poor electrics, sparse hot water, weird owners...the Fawlty Towers experience. Not here. The decoration is beautiful, the bathrooms modern, hot water plentiful, breakfast replete with locally sourced produce served with a smile. We stayed a night, could've stayed a week.
A lot of old family run chateau are old and substandard, poor electrics, sparse hot water, weird owners...the Fawlty Towers experience. Not here. The decoration is beautiful, the bathrooms modern, hot water plentiful, breakfast replete with locally sourced produce served with a smile. We stayed a night, could've stayed a week.
Beautifully done interior design with an eye to period authenticity. The views of the countryside are open and wide. The owners were quite personable.
I had a little difficulty finding the castle since I had incorrectly set my sights on the village of Perpezat. I was looking for "Lieu dit Perpezat" which landed me an hour from the correct village - Apchat.
Beautifully done interior design with an eye to period authenticity. The views of the countryside are open and wide. The owners were quite personable.
I had a little difficulty finding the castle since I had incorrectly set my sights on the village of Perpezat. I was looking for "Lieu dit Perpezat" which landed me an hour from the correct village - Apchat.
S.
Reviewed October 31, 2022Reviewed October 31, 2022
Great find on Expedia while looking for a night's rest on my way home from Geneva to Moncrabeau in Lot-et-Garonne. The rooms are simple but spotlessly clean and more than adequate for an overnight. Blackout shutters Lovely quiet village with a view from my room overlooking Lake Aydat. Marco, the owner is delightful and also owns the restaurant across the road, La Cocotte Bleu. Delicious food with 3 courses for 25 Euros for dinner and exellent service. The WiFi could do with an upgrade at the...
Great find on Expedia while looking for a night's rest on my way home from Geneva to Moncrabeau in Lot-et-Garonne. The rooms are simple but spotlessly clean and more than adequate for an overnight. Blackout shutters Lovely quiet village with a view from my room overlooking Lake Aydat. Marco, the owner is delightful and also owns the restaurant across the road, La Cocotte Bleu. Delicious food with 3 courses for 25 Euros for dinner and exellent service. The WiFi could do with an upgrade at the...
Jane
Reviewed September 26, 2019Reviewed September 26, 2019