En route to Lascaux and set in 20 acres of beautiful park, this late 19th century chateau, built in Napolean III style, comes complete with turrets and became a hotel in 1986. The caves of Lascaux, the most renowned of the Dordogne's palaeolothic caves are two kilometers from the hotel. All guestrooms are furnished with antiques and a riot of chintz. Some have terraces or patios facing the pool. All rooms have bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, cable television and minibars.
Guests can enjoy an array of amenities including complimentary parking, an outdoor swimming pool and business services from multilingual staff. Currency exchange and complimentary newspapers are also Expect dishes such as Foie Gras with Truffles washed down with regional wines at the traditional French restaurant. The dining-room is formal, with with white linen-topped tables, chandeliers and views of the parkland. Bordeaux Airport is 55 kilometers from the hotel.