Hotels in Rocamadour

After raising sheep for 15 years, Eric Jooris picked up his toolbox and virtually single-handedly transformed the 19th-century stables on the family property into a beautiful country inn. Today handed over to his sister Karine and her husband Yannick, this is still a wonderful place…

With sections dating from the 14th and 17th centuries, this handsome château sits on the edge of a particularly tranquil bend of the Dordogne River. The owner points out that this is one of the cleanest rivers in France and is itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s open for dry…

Built in the 14th century and altered in the 17th century, this superb château sits on the edge of a particularly tranquil bend of the Dordogne River. The owner points out that this is one of the cleanest rivers in France and is itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site open for dry and…

This is a good option and a good value, well located with views over Rocamadour from across the valley, which are particularly beautiful when illuminated at night. Air-conditioned rooms have simple, tasteful, vintage-inspired décor. Many of then have views—as does the Italian…

In a handsome converted farmhouse surrounded by rolling hills, this quaint hotel, just 3km (2 miles) from Rocamadour, is the perfect spot to escape the crowds. The rooms are spotless and fresh, with simple country-style wood furnishings and modern bathrooms. There are apartments for…

This is a good option and a good value, well located with views over the streets of Rocamadour, which are particularly beautiful with the illuminations at night. The rooms at Le Belvédère are not air-conditioned, but just next door, the same owners have another hotel called the…

Smack bang in the middle of the medieval town, with terraces overlooking the verdant valley, this hotel’s location is pretty unbeatable. The stone walls were built in the 15th century by an Order of Malta commander, Jehan de Valon (1440–1516). Today the rear terrace provides a view…