Hotel le Renoir

It was our first time visiting the area. The room was spacious & clean. The only problem was our GPS couldn't find the address, we called the front desk and was easily dircted to the correct one.

The common areas are modernized and the breakfast buffet is phenomenal; likewise, the location is walkable to all of vieux Sarlat. However, the rooms are not very nice. They are old and tired which I found depressing. My mattress was as hard a cement and the decor in my room was tacky and cheap. The staff was very nice.

We arrived late evening. We managed to get parked directly opposite the hotel which was great for unloading our things. Receptionist very plesant & helpful at check in. The bedrooms and interior are a little dated but room was still clean. Fridge in the room which have been a nice touch but we managed. Hotel is in a beautiful location. Close walking distance to the town centre. Outdoor pool is stunning and very peaceful. We checked out and asked if we could sit at the pool and enjoy the glorious weather as we checked in after 5pm. This was no trouble and they gave us towels. We ended up sitting for a few hours and had the villa to ourselves which was brilliant. We really enjoyed our stay here and didnt want to leave. It's been the best hotel stay in our 2 week trip. We will definitely be back in the future. Sarat le Canada is such a pretty town. Thanks for making our stay a memorable one!

Excellent location! Very welcoming with great staff. Pool area was great. Overall 10 out of 10 from us!

Perfect place to stay to enjoy Sarlat. Clean, quiet and a very welcome pool to relax by after a long ride.

It is a fantastic hotel with friendly staff and close to everything. Breakfast was great and the kids loved the pool. I would stay here again.

Rey helpful staff and great breakfast

Comfortable room but tiny bathroom. Nicely located a few blocks from main square, market, shops and restaurants. Our room was in a former distillery but there are few traces of its prior life. Great wide red-carpeted stairway leads to upper floors (there is an small elevator too). Bathrooms are dominated by floor to ceiling blue tiled walls, lovely idea but rather dark. Hotel seems to have a lot of rules and only the night manager was friendly. This is a handy base for touring the Perigord countryside--Lascaux, Domme, Les Eyzies etc. Still tool cold for the pool,

We visited with Overseas Adventure Travel so I do not know the price. Room 16 on the ground floor was the strangest hotel room I have ever stayed in. As you walk into the room there are 2 large sections of shelf=ves and and 2 hanging positions for clothes but only one luggage stand. The bathroom is brand new and elaborately designed but has no place to hang up damp towels except on the top of the door or the glass shower panel. Down a hallway is a small bedroom with 2 twin beds and a huge window. There are no reading lights and no electrical outlets. The desk is tucked away under a stairway like the one where Harry Potter lived. It shares the space with a TV and a refrigerator but there is only one electrical plug so you can only use one at a time and there is no place to plug in a computer or phone charger. Up a flight of 12 steps is a large loft bedroom with a big king sized bed and 2 reading lamps. Again, there are no outlets for computers or charging. The ceiling is so low on both sides that i was constantly hitting my head. My wife and I decided to stay downstairs in the "kiddie beds" to avoid having to navigate the stairs to the bathroom in the dark. On the plus side, the breakfast room was bright and sunny and had a large assor**ent of items, at the uppeer end of most European breakfast buffets.