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Top Saint-Martial-de-Nabirat Hotel Reviews
Hôtel du Château
8/10 Good
"The swimming pool was great and the breakfast was good. It would have been even better with a bar for the evening"
Hôtel Les Esclargies
8/10 Good
"Clean, safe and ready early"
Sure Hotel by Best Western Sarlat-la-Caneda
10/10 Excellent
"The staff was very helpful and friendly and the hotel was very clean.. There was plenty of free parking and the hotel is well located within an approximate 20 minute walk downtown."
Plaza Madeleine Hotel & Spa
10/10 Excellent
"Very clean, modern, comfortable rooms. Great spa and pool. Easy location. Very nice and efficient staff."
Hôtel la Couleuvrine
8/10 Good
"C’était bien!"
Le Bois d'Imbert
8/10 Good
"Good value for money and the room was reasonably big."
Auberge du Puits
8/10 Good
"This is beautiful and quirky hotel in an old part of the town centre of Souillac. Owners appeared to be welcoming and charismatic. Lady owner communicates in English if struggling to speak in French. Rooms presented to be very nice and clean, while beds very comfortable. Bathroom appeared to be clean but would benefit from a little renovation. There is shower in the bathtub but no rail to attach it, which was a little bit inconvenient. There is cafe and dinning room downstairs, which seems to attract a lot of locals. Breakfast is served in the dinning room, though I would personally rather have something to eat elsewhere. Hygiene standards in the dinning room are not what I am used to, and are somehow low."







































