Périgueux Hotel Guide - Vesunna Gallo-Roman Museum hotels in Périgueux, France.

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

"Everything great at this place. "

"This is a value proposition. Inexpensive, clean, very pleasant staff. The room is stark, clean, bath good. "

"Excellent hotel , very clean, great staff, excellent food , very large room, amazing breakfast, a very nice mall 2 minutes away "

"Very nice and relaxing stay"

"Staff very nice. Quiet, clean hotel "

"Séjour agréable. Confort, tranquilité. "

"Tres belle experience dans cet hotel! J’y reviendrai avec plaisir. Et quel bonheur de prendre son petit déjeuner dans une grotte décorée de peintures préhistoriques"

"Overall it was a nice hotel for 2 stars, with perfectly clean rooms and friendly staff. The room was a little cramped, not much maneuvering room around the twin beds or in the ensuite, but it was quite cheap and served our purposes nicely. Possibly worth knowing is that the wifi si free but only allows the connection of one device at a time. Breakfast was continental-style, quite varied and 6 euros per person."

"Very helpful reception and beautiful restaurant"

"Very nice and friendly owner, clean, very comfy and huge bed😄nice"

"Excellent "

"Great reception staff. Perfect English !!!"

"Great staff, very helpful. Room was excellent for my wife with reduced mobility, spacious and accessible."

"Great property and a very accommodating staff. The restaurant is very good. Would highly recommend."

"Super Hôtel calme "

"Excellent hotel "

"Wonderful stay: beautiful place, gracious hosts, delicious breakfast!"

"We used Le Mas des Boires as a home base for a family wedding (service in Saint-Jean-de-Côle, reception at Chateau des Boires). The property was beautiful with a wonderful outdoor garden, refreshing pool (although smaller than the picture), and well-appointed stately rooms with private bathrooms (we had two large side-by-side rooms with balconies that overlooked the property. We loved the historic charm of the building - huge manger in the dining room; stone walls, exposed wood beams, etc....