Sarlat and the Périgord Noir
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsPlace de la Bouquerie, on the ramparts of Sarlat: the old town begins at the foot of the walls. You gain the character of the stone without giving up anything on location.
€110 a nightSee on Booking →Route d'Argentouleau, on the heights of Sarlat, away from the bustle of the centre. For those travelling by car who want peace and a pool after a day of châteaux.
€115 a nightSee on Booking →Rue de l'Abbé Surgier, in Sarlat: you sleep in town, with the old town and the market on the morning's programme. A comfortable hotel for staying several nights and exploring the Périgord Noir.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, in the old town of Sarlat: the squares and the market are within walking distance. A small hotel for enjoying the town in the evening, once the day visitors have gone.
€70 a nightSee on Booking →Place Pasteur, in Sarlat itself: leave the car and walk to the old town and the market. A simple base for then exploring out to Domme and the châteaux of the Dordogne.
€75 a nightSee on Booking →Rue de la Balme, in Beynac-et-Cazenac, at the foot of the château: the visit is done on foot, and canoes setting off from Vitrac arrive here. For sleeping on the banks of the Dordogne rather than in town.
€80 a nightSee on Booking →Avenue de Selves, in Sarlat, with a spa on site: you stay in town while having somewhere to recover. For a comfortable stay, between the old town in the evening and the châteaux by day.
€190 a nightSee on Booking →In Carsac-Aillac, in the Dordogne valley, away from Sarlat and its summer crowds. For a quiet stay by car, with the river and the valley's châteaux within reach.
€210 a nightSee on Booking →Route de Caudon, in Vitrac, on an estate with a golf course, where the canoes set off down to Beynac. For those combining golf, river and châteaux without going back through town.
€230 a nightSee on Booking →