Périgueux Hotel Guide - Hôtel d’Abzac de Ladouze hotels in Périgueux, France.

"When we arrived we asked where we should park. We were told park along the street and at the pay and display, to get a three hour free ticket. I specifically asked if that three hour ticket would be enough to get us till the free parking at night and was told yes. She was wrong."

"Great staff, secure covered parking, clean rooms. Not the nicest part of town, but close to trains and within walking distance of the historic city centre. The dingy hallways detracted from the nice rooms, reception and breakfast areas. "

"Great location for exploring the town, lovely helpful staff, very clean, great breakfast."

"Super clean.No check-in instructions or any communications before arrival - not ideal when you’re traveling and unusual protocol. Good communications once established (took over 12 hrs by email & VRBO messaging & a phone call - told to msg w/ What’sApp). All comms are there, but too little too late. Very accommodating for an early check-in - thank you! Easy self-check in process. A bit weird to self-remove garbage 60m away on the street (& pay the municipality for it) upon departure.Great area of the city to stay in, close to museums, markets, etc. VERY old building so mind that neighbours above are loud walking around, talking, etc. A bit musty after days of rain - to be expected .Place as described/pictured."

"Everything great at this place. "

"A lovely welcome to the hotel with full information about security, car park and features on the comfortable room. An excellent restaurant was recommended - Chez Fred. "

"Good base near the centre of Perigueux. Welcoming staff and great for a stop over. The breakfast selection was however basic and pricey."

"Free parking at des quais"

"A very unique apartment right at the heart of the city. Two completely separate suites, each with its own bath and toilet. The kitchen is nice, has all the necessities, though no salt or pepper was stocked. For those with accessibility issues the apartment would have been perfect if the bathroom in the area off the elevator had a walk-in shower. The parking right by the private elevator is amazing. One major complaint is the quality of the furnishings. The bedside tables are wine cases-things fall through them, the bedside lamps either have no lampshades or tumble because their base is not heavy enough. The couch in the living room is the most uncomfortable piece of living room furniture, only surpassed by the metal armchairs. The barstools around the dining room table are a great idea, but the chairs themselves are not as comfortable as one would hope. Having said that, the beds are comfortable, so that’s good!"