Recently Reviewed Hotels around Figeac

Hotels in Figeac

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• Figeac Hotels with Pools
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Hotel Class

• 3-star Hotels in Figeac

• Le Murier de Viels
  "Three days in March, would have preferred to stay a month"
  "Oz and Josephine were very gracious hosts. The room was spotless and comfy and there was a sofa and desk in a small alcove above. Spent most of my time discovering the area but always made sure to return for what proved to be a very tasty dinner each night. Oz clearly cares about the food and took t..."he time to stop by and discuss the choices and tried to ensure my tastes were met. And they were. After many trips to France over the past 40 years with many joys and disappointments this trip had two places that met my hopes for a special experience. Le Murier de Viels was one of them. I will return! If you are in the Vercors area and want a similar experience I heartily recommend Le Sechoir de Creneuf. " More >
• Hotel le Grezalide
  "A mansion in the country"
  "The Hotel le Grezalide is an incredible gem - hidden away in the French Southwest. The main building is renovated from a Knights of St. John hostelry previously devoted to pilgrims on the route to Santiago de Compostela. The meals are SUPERB! The best continental breakfast I have ever had (and I hav..."e had many). Bruno is a fantastic host; Karin is the fabulous chef! The village of Grezes is small and has nothing to recommend itself except for quiet and good walking. However, you are within easy drive to Rocamadour, St. Circ Lapopie and Figeac. There are many prehistoric caves in the area as well. We found this an excellent stopping off spot on a road trip from Sarlat to St. Remy de Provence. " More >
• Le Murier de Viels
  "Wonderful!"
  "Our experience at Le Murier de Viels was totally positive. The welcome from Oz, the fabulous room with spectacular views, the calm surroundings, the fabulous food - all were perfect. We only stayed for one night but felt completely at home. We stayed in Faycelles - the most expensive room, with a v..."iew to die for and a mezzanine with an extra bed if needed. Oz was happy to share some of his cooking tips which I'm looking forward to trying out. The menu is not extensive, but allthe better for that- I'm always wary of lengthy menus. Food is as locally sourced as possible, and the hotel has an ethical approach. The lane up to the hotel is very narrow, but there is good signposting so you shouldn't get lost. We may go back in the summer so we can use the pool! " More >