The previous reviews are all correct. Lovely hotel with character and the bolster pillows are surprisingly comfortable. All the staff we dealt with spoke English. Don't bother with the breakfast, most French cafes allow you to have a coffee while bringing your own pastries in to eat. Plenty of hot water in the room. Our room 18 was large with... more

Our "Let's Go" lists the Hotel de la Paix and it fitted our requirements of being within walking distance to the railway and the centre of town, and within our budget so we rang and booked a room the night before from Montpellier. Our limited French was sufficient to get us a booking. (we are a pair of Aussies in... more

Could not resist seeing the phonographs written about on trip advisor so booked for one night before flying to UK.Kind staff on phone confirmed that the mail booking I had made 5 months before was OK- no reply was received to Australia.Room was fine -eccentric decoration all around the hotel added to its charm . Breakfast good- great hot chocolate!Car... more

Others have written about the eccentric collection of old phonographs throughout the public areas so we'll concentrate on a couple of other things: We're now so used to booking over the web that it was a surprise that we had to book by phone and follow up with a letter but no real problem there... The rooms are small but... more

Arrived in Limoges with no accomodation booked. The tourist office provided a booklet with the addresses of all the hotels in Limoges. 'Place Jourden' is about 100 yards from the office and has half a dozen hotels around it. We went into the first we saw - Hotel De la Paix. Neither the receptionist nor manager spoke any Engish but... more

As mentioned by an earlier reviewer, it's unusual, especially in Europe, to be able to contact a hotel only by phone or post. I rang and booked a one night stop in early September. They didn't want any deposit or even a phone number. However, when we got there, they were expecting us and made us feel welcome. The staff... more

I chose the Hotel de la Paix on my second trip to Limoges after seeing in on my first. The rooms are stylishly decorated, good size, and very comfortable. The bathroom was fine. I stayed three nights in a room overlooking the square (very quiet at night - and also quiet within). For the price it is a real bargain.... more

The hotel is an absolute gem. My wife, daughter and l were on our way from Le mans down to Ste Foy -le -Grand and had decided on a stop over in Limoges. we drove into the city and were looking for an Ibis or the like when we came across a little square. even as l got out of... more

Arrived at Hotel de la Paix by taxi, sadly and strangely there is no public transport from the airport which is about 20 mins away from Limoges town. The facade is reminiscent of the Art nouveau era ,and this is reflected in the many posters and artefacts of that era scattered throughout the hotel. The most outstanding feature is the... more