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Chateau Nineyrol

Vezac, France.

A charming romantic 19th Century Maison Maitre built over original medieval cellars, situated on a series of terraces cut into the rock below the chateau of Marquissac, facing south over the Dordogne River valley.

Bed and Breakfast Description

All the rooms have high ceilings and tall shuttered windows, decorated with a mixture of English and French antiques pictures and bric a brac. Every room has a tea/coffee tray, en-suite facilities, and WiFi is available to our guests.

The property can be booked on a full occupancy basis for larger parties. Changeover days for full occupancy bookings are Friday and can sleep up to 10 people. 2 spacious family rooms with 2 small extra beds are also offered. Please contact us for our favorable tariff.

Phil and Anne invite you to share their home, its warm welcome atmosphere, its very comfortable beds, and wonderfully delicious French breakfasts.

We have a few bikes, and have access to more, it’s fun here, lots of hills if you like, or the river road if not. The French motorist is very careful with cyclists and gives them a wide berth.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 60.00 - 90.00 (double occupancy)
Rooms: 5
With private baths: 5
Languages spoken: English, French
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full breakfast
• Coffee/Tea Tray

Nearest Airport(s): Bergerac International Airport

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

Chambre d'Hôte, dinner, packed lunches, bicycle hire, pool, WiFi Internet

Area Attractions and Activities:

The Perigord Noir the second most visited part of France; all ages are catered for, with fun parks and gardens for small children.

Walkers love this area, loads of places to visit within an easy stroll, and we are prepared to transport you further a field for those that like a more strenuous hike.

There are Prehistoric caves abound, from the fabulous cave paintings at Lascaux, for which you will need an appointment in high season, to the smaller but no less significant caves all just a short drive away.

Canoing is a must, the Dordogne is fun surrounded by magnificent scenery, and the nearest canoe station a few minutes walk. They will take up river as far as you want to go, provide the equipment and help you into the water to travel down again at your own pace.

Visit the Chateaux all the around the area many linked with English history, some within walking distance, all very used to tourists and geared to visitors of all ages.

Restrictions

• Smoking permitted in designated areas.
• No pets, please.
• No access for disabled persons.

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