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Hôtel-Restaurant de la Tour
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Hôtel-Restaurant de la Tour

2.0 star property
9.2 out of 10, Wonderful, (132)
Hôtel-Restaurant de la Tour
Camping de Lagraulière
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Camping de Lagraulière

2.0 star property
Camping de Lagraulière
Auberge de l'Etang
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Auberge de l'Etang

2.0 star property
7.4 out of 10, Good, (31)
"Good stay. Nice location with terrace and pool overlooking the lake. Sunday so although the restaurant was closed a very acceptable 3 course meal was provided for me and the three other guests."
Auberge de l'Etang
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Learn more about Segur-le-Chateau

Check out Jumillac Castle and Château de Hautefort—just a couple of the sights around Segur-le-Chateau.

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This 'plus beau village' is a little off the beaten track, but worth a visit. Its eponymous chateau is privately owned and left to ruin above the village, but the beautiful small river winds through it and there is a lovely park by the river with picnic tables and a couple of restaurant/bars. Apparently they hold a famous barbecue or two there in summer.
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