Accommodation in Dordogne
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Reviews DORDOGNE
Christina & Russell Lyons – 2 adults & 2 teenagers from Ballarat - VIC
2007, December 29 - 2008, January 8
Hello everybody!
We are back from our holidays and we have had a wonderful time.
Thanks again for organising our accommodation. We stayed at some wonderful places that we would enjoy to visit or recommend.
The little cottage in Carlucet (by Sarlat) was one of the best places we stayed. We had Eric personally greeting us. He gave us maps and plenty of useful advice. He also left us a well stocked kitchen with plenty of goodies to make our stay very enjoyable. After a train trip / pick up hire car and negotiate motorway we were pretty tired and the recommendation of the pub 'The Black Duck' 5 min walk was ideal so much so we went the next night.
Thank you for recommending staying in Arles . The hotel was great and an interesting place to stay in. We found the town very interesting so much we will come back for a longer stay one day to explore it better. We had a lovely French meal walking distance from hotel. I am glad I took a walk to search out a place and book.
We had trouble finding the place in Bellagio after a long trip thru heavy snow from Nice to Milan . No signs or markings the GPS found it at the back of dead end lane near gardens villa Melzi. We phoned the owners and they came to find us. We had to leave the car and take a many steps to our apartment due to snow! We understood that the snow had limited our access… I think Bellagio could be a very interesting place to stay but our two days were wet, the only time we had wet weather on our trip.
The Bed and Breakfast in Siena was pretty, clean and warm. We did miss a warm welcome though.
Hilton Hotel was and excellent place to stay and finish off our travels close to airport. Thank you so much for this brilliant idea of yours to stay last night before we fly out.
Finally we had a great time and will definitely travel and do our bookings with you in the future. This trip has taught us a lot where to stay and the type of accommodation we may need.
Regards,
Christina Lyons.
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