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Located in the picturesque Dordogne Valley, just a short distance from Sarlat and in close proximity to the charming villages of Domme, La Roque Gageac, and Beynac, as well as the renowned castles that have made the Black Perigord famous, you will discover the tranquil village of Montfort.Nestled amidst the hills, a mere 200 yards from Montfort castle, our country house exudes a delightful charm that has been carefully preserved.
Our guest rooms, which have recently been renovated, are situated on the upper floors, offering a breathtaking view of our walnut grove and the sprawling countryside beyond. There are a total of four non-smoking guest rooms (known as "chambres d'hôtes"), three of which feature European king size beds (160x200 cm), while the remaining room is equipped with double single beds (90x200 cm). All rooms boast en-suite shower rooms and are tastefully furnished with utmost precision. Additionally, two of the rooms are fitted with air conditioning for your comfort.
Start your day with a delectable breakfast served in our charming wood-paneled dining room or on our inviting terrace. Our garden and sunny terrace provide the perfect spot to unwind and relax. We also offer private free parking, ensuring convenience during your stay. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi access throughout the property.
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Airports: Bergerac, Périgueux, Brive-Vallée de la Dordogne, Limoges, Bordeaux, Toulouse.
Train stations: Souillac, Sarlat.
Highway: A20 Paris (Lyon Clermont F.) - Toulouse, exit number 55 Souillac.
Directions from Souillac by car: Head towards Sarlat and then take D703 "Vallée de la Dordogne". At Carsac, turn towards Village de Montfort and take the first right.
Directions from Bergerac by car: Follow the Dordogne Valley towards Sarlat, then follow the signs for Beynac and La Roque Gageac. Continue straight through the village and take a left towards Vitrac. At Vitrac Port, turn right towards Montfort. Follow the dead end road to the left of Castle Montfort.
Directions from Sarlat by car: Follow the directions to Cahors. At the traffic circle "sechoir a tabac-Leclerc", go towards Montfort. Once in the village of Montfort, take the first right street.
GPS coordinates: Latitude 44°5023" N, Longitude 1°1455" E.
Train stations: Souillac, Sarlat.
Highway: A20 Paris (Lyon Clermont F.) - Toulouse, exit number 55 Souillac.
Directions from Souillac by car: Head towards Sarlat and then take D703 "Vallée de la Dordogne". At Carsac, turn towards Village de Montfort and take the first right.
Directions from Bergerac by car: Follow the Dordogne Valley towards Sarlat, then follow the signs for Beynac and La Roque Gageac. Continue straight through the village and take a left towards Vitrac. At Vitrac Port, turn right towards Montfort. Follow the dead end road to the left of Castle Montfort.
Directions from Sarlat by car: Follow the directions to Cahors. At the traffic circle "sechoir a tabac-Leclerc", go towards Montfort. Once in the village of Montfort, take the first right street.
GPS coordinates: Latitude 44°5023" N, Longitude 1°1455" E.
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- Château de Montfort: Located in Montfort, this medieval castle offers guided tours that take visitors through its historic halls and picturesque gardens. It provides stunning views of the Dordogne River and surrounding countryside.
- Château de Beynac: Situated in Beynac-et-Cazenac, just a short drive from Montfort, this fortified castle dates back to the 12th century. It is perched on a cliff, offering panoramic views of the Dordogne Valley. Visitors can explore its well-preserved rooms and learn about its rich history.
- Jardins de Marqueyssac: These beautiful gardens are located in Vézac, close to Montfort. Known for their perfectly manicured hedges, the gardens offer stunning views of the Dordogne River and the surrounding countryside. Visitors can explore the winding paths, visit the Belvedere for breathtaking views, and enjoy a picnic in the picturesque setting.
- Grotte de Font de Gaume: Situated in Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil, this prehistoric cave is renowned for its well-preserved polychrome paintings dating back to the Magdalenian period. Visitors can take guided tours to explore the cave and see the ancient artwork, providing a fascinating glimpse into our ancient past.
- La Roque-Gageac: This charming riverside village is located on the banks of the Dordogne River, near Montfort. With its traditional stone houses built into the cliffs, narrow streets, and stunning views, it is often regarded as one of the most beautiful villages in France. Visitors can take a boat ride along the river and explore the village's quaint shops and restaurants.
- Château des Milandes: Situated in Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, this Renaissance castle is famous for being the former residence of Josephine Baker, an American-French singer, dancer, and actress. Visitors can explore the castle's furnished rooms, admire its beautiful gardens, and enjoy regular falconry displays.
- Les Jardins de l'Imaginaire: Located in Terrasson-Lavilledieu, this unique garden offers a blend of art, architecture, and nature. Designed in the shape of an amphitheater, visitors can wander through various themed gardens, enjoying the vibrant colors, fragrant flowers, and stunning sculptures.
- Château de Castelnaud: Situated in Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, this medieval fortress overlooks the Dordogne River and provides panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Visitors can explore its well-preserved ramparts, visit the museum of medieval warfare, and even watch live demonstrations of ancient weapons and armor.
- Lascaux IV: Located in Montignac, this replica of the famous Lascaux cave paintings offers visitors a chance to experience the prehistoric artwork up close. Through a combination of high-tech reproductions and interactive displays, visitors can immerse themselves in the Paleolithic era and gain insights into our early ancestors' artistic expressions. 10. Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil: Known as the "Prehistoric Capital of the World," this small village is home to several significant archaeological sites and museums. Visitors can explore the National Museum of Prehistory, visit the nearby prehistoric rock shelters, and learn about the region's rich prehistoric heritage.