Périgord point de vue exceptionnel sur château de Castelnaud et vallée Dordogne

We have had a wonderful time here in La Roque Gageac. The property is beautiful and Nadine is a lovely host. We were able to visit some lovely places such as Sarlat, Beynac and the pretty Maxange caves. There are plenty of beaches along the river and the property has a lovely view over the valley. While it reached 40 degrees during our stay, the property was equipped to keep us cool. It was all so wonderful and we had an amazing time. Thank you Nadine

Nadine was simply perfect. She greeted us on site, shared all kinds of information about this exquisit part of France, called her friend at the restaurant La table Costa to book a table for us, and made us feel very welcome. I highly recommend staying at this small piece of paradise if you visit this region. Un grand merci Nadine. À bientôt!! Mélanie ... du

Large enough for 3 adults, individual rooms and 2 bathrooms

The BnB is peaceful, quiet, private, with a lovely view. From the terrace, you can see Castelnaud Castle in one direction and a bit of Domme in the other; otherwise you’re looking out over trees and mountains (in June, the river was mostly hidden by the leafy trees). At the BnB, we spent our time on the terrace, right off the kitchen, enjoying local goodies & the view: sunsets, hot air balloons. The bedrooms are spacious, especially the one with the larger bed on the 3rd floor. The bathroom on the 2nd floor is right next to the 2nd floor bedroom. Both bathrooms have enclosed showers; the water pressure is great & there is plenty of hot water. The kitchen met all our needs. The location was perfect; a 10-minute walk to the village restaurants, shops, troglodytes. The BnB is right above the bamboo garden (you get to the BnB by heading through this parking lot) and Bambousaie restaurant, a lovely place to dine (superb duck confit). At Nadine’s son’s restaurant, Las Terrasses, the food was delicious and dining on the shaded terrace overlooking the Dordogne was absolutely delightful. This is a great location for seeing the Dordogne Valley. The furthest we drove was to Pete Merle to the south and Lascaux to the north, and we had plenty to see in between. To find the place initially, we called from the village to get further directions in English. The driveway is steep, but we got our 2-wheel drive rental up it. Otherwise, there was parking right by the driveway entrance.