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"Very friendly staff We stayed for a few days then booked again for later in the same week"

"A great hotel in a great location. "

"A lovely break - the house was pretty much as described.The pool is great - the outside eating space is fantastic and there are 3 big fridges to keep everything cold. The living accommodation is great and it really is a lovely house. Tennis court is in good nick - but bring your own racquets and balls as the stuff there is not great.Thierry - who sorts out any issues was great and really responsive. A few small negatives - the oven is pretty useless and I see that previous reviews have mentioned this - a low cost solution that would make things easier for guests. Secondly - there are no restaurants within walking distance as in the description - but some good ones a short drive away. Finally - you have to pay to use the bikes in the photos - 20 euros a bike - just so you are aware these are not included. "

"We were warmly welcomed by our hosts. They are extremely helpful and friendly. We particularly enjoyed the location and the comfort of our room. We had a lovely breakfast each morning, which was delicious and plentiful."

"Domaine de Grande Fort is a beautiful place to stay. Situated near Bergerac and overlooking the River Dordogne, our hosts Isabelle and Stephane made us very welcome. We had an excellent dinner and a fine breakfast the next morning. As we sat eating our meals outdoors looking down to the river and across to the beautiful gardens we were sorry that we were just staying for one night. We will return to this peaceful place."

"Lovely discovery in the heart of Bergerac with the added bonus of a lovely oasis pool area - will definately book again"

"Grrat place"

"Initially unprepossessing as you drive in, but a lot of style in a classic converted farmhouse type vibe. Room was quite cramped but adequate. Food was excellent,"

"Adorable converted barn surrounded by farm field and goats and cats. Just what we city folks wanted. We used it as a base for our Dordogne River explorations. "