We only stayed one night but wished we had booked a few more days. The rooms were spacious and lacked for nothing. Special thanks to Stephanie who organized the return of our ipade from the previous accomadation to forward to the next place of stay. The staff were simply amazing and with a great sense of humour. Could not recommend... More

We stayed in one of the 'Charm' rooms for a number of nights in this hotel. The Chateau is fantastic with excellent views of the area. It is very well situated with Beynac, La Roque-Gajeac and Domme all easily accesible. Going to each of these is a must. The staff were very friendly, both Stephanie and Chrystalle were amazing and... More

We stayed in the Chateau in mid June. (2 couples). It was a fun experience. Chrystelle greeted us upon our arrival and was our main point of contact. She was OUTSTANDING...and would easily switch from French (for our friends) to English for us - very accomodating. She also provided recommendations for nearby restaurants - very helpful. We were in room... More

I wanted to stay in a chateau and we almost did. While you can stay in the beautiful chateau with its expansive balcony that overlooks the grounds and pool, we stayed in a large bedroom and bathroom in a row of similar and self contained cottages. It was very roomy and comfortable and ready access to a pool which families... More

Very good hotel. We had a very large room in the main house, number 3 I believe, which was huge and very bright with the shutter open due to having windows on three sides. Decent bathroom. The room had access to a huge balcony facing the Château de Beynac which was a perfect place for a nightly picnic. The balcony... More

We spent 4 nights in one of the family apartments at Chateau de Monrecour (2 adults, 2 children aged 7 and 10). I thought that it was a lovey, relaxing place to stay - there was plenty of room in the apartment and I would rank it as quite good value for money. The staff at reception and breakfast were... More

From the friendly staff (Stephanie) to the room, we were so delighted. Set on a hill overlooking the Dordogne valley, the Chateaux was built about 150 years ago and the grounds now include a restored farm buildings. We stayed in the charming restored farm building next to the chateaux (which we loved.) The room was recently restores and seemed new.... More

Chateau is gorgeous and is fantastically located in one of the nicest parts of the Dordogne. This is not a luxury hotel. While clean, hotel is somewhat worn & run-down and would benefit from a thorough refurbishment to achieve the potential of the magnificant building and location. Our room was on the top floor and while spacious, it was looking... More

Chateau Monrecour is a special find in the heart of my favorite part of France. The chateau sits on a small hillside overlooking the valley with views of Chateau Beynac to the east and Millandes to the south. The atmosphere is friendly, the staff engaging and helpful, and the rooms elegant and spacious. I love to sit on the terrace... More