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We appreciated the friendliness of everyone we met. We are good French speakers which helps, but nevertheless many locals spoke some English! ( This is not always the case in some regions!) The tourist office was especially helpful and staff in restaurants, shops and the hotel were all very welcoming to visitors. The « Petit Train » was fun ( book in advance at the ticket office just a short walk riverside from the Best Western hotel) and this trip saved weary legs on day two! A gastronomic centre!! Apart from duck, foie gras, and truffles on offer - the wonderful creamy Rocamadour cheese must not be missed! Not to forget the Malbec wine! For a special treat lunch the Tourist Office recommended La Truite Dorée at Vers - great choice. In town the Bistrot at the covered market provided an excellent value delicious lunch ( eg a huge Croq Monsieur with minced duck!!! ) and for something more elaborate go to the nearby Au fil des Douceurs. 🤩 Just by this resto is a very good cave au vins showcasing many local wines … the helpful and knowledgeable guy in the shop delivered our purchases to the hotel! Only one small moan - the lack of prominent hôtel street signs in the town to help lost visitors. Our Sat nav did not understand where to cross the railway line!

A fabulously interesting area. The city of Cahors has a huge old town area of 13th century beamed houses, many with original carved wooden doors. The modern city is very cool with lots of live global music, good bars and restaurants. The Lot valley is amazingly beautiful with cliffs towering over the slowly meandering river. Many ancient villages are perched on rocks above the river’s water. Then there is the prehistoric site where you can view original cave paintings ( not reproductions like everywhere else) at Pech Merle… also see incredible underground geological formations…

The views from the hotel with a garden to enjoy it especially in the evening when the bridge was lit up. Staff were all friendly efficient and so helpful The hotel is clean, smart and modern I used the indoor pool again very clean and I chose the afternoon so quiet good breakfasts and we had an omelette one evening which was delicious Thank you for an excellent stay

A lovely and dynamic town with lots of history, shoos and great restaurants. Many activities to do with kids in the province yet very romantic places to visit with your partner. Each village and tiwn nearby is filled with history and art.

Fabulous City, it's my second trip to France and the Lot department is great. Flew to Limoge and the trip by road is easy. This is the area for the Malbec grape and some great wine can be had, I would recommend Lisa Bistro in the town. Great markets both permanent and pop up with very fresh food.

The hotel is on a lovely square opposite the historic and still used indoor market. The location was great. Lots of individual shops. very busy nice to see. There is live music on other squares near the university. It is great for all ages . I will stay again for longer. I would aviod the market days as its impossible to park near the hotel. We did find a carpark which we will use next time.