Bed and Breakfast Eymouthiers bandb Eymouthiers (16220)
Samedi Midi Editions has selected the best Bed and Breakfasts in and around Eymouthiers. Read visitors' opinions of each Bed and Breakfast and mention the Samedi Midi website when making your reservation.
Perfect for a few stress-free days in the shade of the old yew trees, this house is typical of the region and offers views of the surrounding vines and an orchard. It is at the threshold of the Perigord and Bordeaux country, 50 km from Cognac. Swimming pool and sunny terrace. The ground-floor room is decorated in soft tones creating a relaxing atmosphere. Informal guest meals in a convivial and jo...
A lovely family home in the village, built at the end of the 18th century on the site of an old convent, with a pleasant courtyard and large, walled garden. Spacious, comfortable rooms and family suite, stylishly and individually decorated. Pool table. Hearty breakfasts. Cheerful, ready welcome. ...
On the edge of the village, a country mansion set in 30 acres of pleasant grounds, part of which are a racehorse stud. The hexagonal tower with its mullioned windows and stone staircase, the french-style ceilings and the Aubusson tapestries bear witness to its rich historical past. Very tastefully decorated rooms with lovely views over the surrounding hilly countryside. Heated swimming pool with p...
The Manoir la Betoulle is a beautiful country house offering luxurious comfort from which to fully appreciate the peaceful Charente countryside in which it is set, not far from the historic centre of Angoulême. Large swimming pool and tennis court in 90 acres of grounds with 300 year old woodland, home to deer and other wildlife, a paradise for nature-lovers. The elegantly appointed guest ro...
This lovely house, completely renovated, is situated in the main shopping street in the heart of Brantôme, often called the 'Venice of the Périgord.' The rooms, with their 'sweet' names: Praline, Caramel, Nougat and Chocolat, are spacious and comfortable. The generous breakfast, with a different homemade speciality each morning, is served on the terrace with its wonderful view of the ...
In the Dordogne regional park, on the border with the Périgord and the Limousin, a lovely old farmhouse, completely renovated. The rooms, with their exposed stone walls, are spacious and comfortable, simply yet attractively furnished, giving onto the leafy garden. Generous breakfasts with homemade jams and cakes. Guest meals, with reservation, featuring local specialties. A warm and friendl...
At the crossroads of the Perigord vert with the romanesque church circuit, this 18th century bastide is ideally located in Dordogne. Nearly three acres of grounds with infinity swimming pool. The spacious rooms, named after spices, are themselves tasteful, a harmony of authenticity with contemporary. Hearty breakfasts with homemade offerings. Friendly, easygoing welcome....
A listed historic monument, this chateau has retained all of its prestige throughout the centuries. Magnificent landscaped grounds 'à la française' with imposing stairway and fountain. A mill with its reach, a dovecot and a swimming pool complete this immense property. Pleasant rooms, tasteful and elegant. Breakfast with homemade bread and jams. Warm and friendly welcome....
This magnificent 16th century country house sits within 40 acres of superb grounds, at the foot of the ruins of the old Bruzac château. At the end of the property hides a small 16th century chapel. Swimming pool. A small river (1st category) runs through the domain, ideal for trout fishers. After passing through the old porch giving onto a large interior courtyard, the rooms with their elega...
In the heart of the Dronne Valley, one of the lovliest regions of the Green Périgord, a beautiful country mansion set in lovely grounds, with large swimming pool. Spacious, comfortable rooms, elegantly decorated, as is the rest of the house. Hearty breakfast served in the large dining room with its french-style, exposed-beam ceiling. Warm and friendly welcome, with a personal touch....
