Casas de Campo em: Lamothe-Capdeville

Siobhan França

I did not eat the breakfast although I did have dinner which I reserved in advance because meals are provided by an outside catering service (which itself could have done better than serving boeuf bourguignon in a round drinking-glass-style vessel which made it impossible to properly use a knife and fork unless you dumped it out on a plate). Dinner was an okay value of lettuce and duck gizzard salad (very nice), the boeuf bourguignon (nothing special), and a lime-infused whipped mascarpone with red berry coulis (nice) for €25. The waitress recommended local wine Roumegnac which did not disappoint. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was nothing short of stunning--large glass walk-in shower with a very nice showerhead, lovely huge beige stone tiles, a charming freestanding bowl sink. Featured a hair dryer and towels, of course, but oddly there was no towel bar next to sink for a hand towel. Minor issue to be sure. A bar of hand soap and an all-purpose gel in the shower are the sole toiletries provided. (And I didn't realize the gel dispenser wasn't working until I was already in the shower; it took some doing, but eventually I managed to fix it.) I was really pleased that they let me bring my little dog and we were just one flight up which meant it was easy to duck out to walk her a few times. Overall, staff were very friendly and helpful, eager to please, and tried to speak as much English as they could manage for me, which I very much appreciated.

egor-lucky Ucrânia

This boutique hotel is a gem, a rare find, located in a renovated historical building, decorated with art and has an amazing sense of style. It is well maintained and has all facilities inside and outside, including parking. The stay was very comfortable, the room was large and very cozy to be in, it produces such a feeling that at the next travel you want to come back here again and again. I highly recommend asking the owner to tell you a story of this house, you will be amazed!