✨ Highlights

• Fully operational hotel with good public reviews
• Nestled in the heart of the Dordogne
• Features an pool and a garden

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⭐ Public reviews

4.6/5 and 246 reviews on Google Map

4.5/5 and 203 reviews on Tripadvisor

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👍 Positive feedback from guests

1. Charming and Comfortable: Guests love the hotel's traditional decor and spacious, comfortable rooms. The blend of modern amenities with old-world charm is often praised.
2. Exceptional Service: The owners, Cédric and Miriam, are consistently highlighted for their warm hospitality, ensuring that guests feel at home and well taken care of throughout their stay.
3. Delicious Food: The hotel's food offerings, including dinner and breakfast, are frequently commended for their quality, with many guests raving about the tasty local and homemade dishes.
4. Quiet and Peaceful Atmosphere: Many reviews mention the peaceful ambiance of the hotel, making it a great place for relaxation.
5. Great Location: The hotel is conveniently located, especially for those visiting nearby attractions like ski resorts, with easy access to the GR 30 hiking route.

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👎 Negative feedback from guests

1. No Soundproofing in Rooms: A few guests mentioned that the rooms are not well soundproofed, which could be disturbing for light sleepers.
2. Old and Quirky Rooms: Some guests pointed out that the rooms may feel a bit outdated or quirky, with old furnishings and certain elements showing wear, like dirty curtains or paint degradation.
3. Overpriced Dining: One reviewer felt that the restaurant was overpriced for the quality of food served, despite having a good overall dining experience

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📊 Performance

‍The hotel didn't provide the performance data (ADR, Occupancy Rate, etc.)

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✍️ Description from the real estate agent

This charming traditional French hotel, complete with a restaurant, bar, and garden terrace, is nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Egliseneuve d'Entraigues. Offering 21 comfortable bedrooms, including 13 with private bathrooms and 8 with shared shower rooms, the property boasts high-quality beds, bedding, and bathroom linens, with lovely views of the village or garden. Guests can unwind in the residents' bar, which features a cozy wood pellet stove, TV, and a comfortable seating area perfect for reading or relaxing.

The hotel’s professional kitchen serves traditional Auvergne cuisine alongside international dishes, all made with locally sourced ingredients, and accommodates up to 40 guests either indoors or on the lovely garden terrace. The cellar provides ample storage space and houses the modern boiler, while the attic offers additional storage for hotel operations.

The three barns, currently used for storing brocante furniture, are ready for conversion, offering potential for further development. This popular restaurant is also known for hosting vibrant "Pop-Up" food nights, celebrating global flavors and attracting food lovers from all walks of life. A large courtyard provides private off-street parking for residents.

Conveniently located just 15 minutes from Super Besse, in the heart of the Parc des Volcans d'Auvergne and at the crossroads of GR4 and GR30, this hotel is also the starting and finishing point of the Tour des Vaches Rouges and Tour du Cézallier. The region, known to few outside of France, is a hidden gem, with its fresh mountain air, unspoiled landscapes, and abundant opportunities for outdoor activities throughout the year. From skiing in winter to mountain biking, hiking, and water sports like sailing and fishing on the Dordogne and Loire rivers, the Cantal region offers something for everyone.

Surrounded by extinct volcanoes, peaceful villages, medieval towns, and larger cities, visitors can enjoy sampling the delicious local cuisine, with fresh ingredients sourced directly from the land. The area is home to renowned cheeses like Cantal, Auvergne Blue, and Salers, which can be explored along the Route de Fromage. Nearby, you'll find historical landmarks like the Gothic Saint Flour cathedral and the stunning Garabit viaduct, as well as the charming village of Salers, one of France’s most beautiful, where visitors can witness traditional countryside practices such as cow milking and knife making. The capital of Cantal, known for its festivals, dining establishments, and umbrella-making tradition, is also just a short distance away.