Hotels in Bio

"The room was very clean and the area was quiet. We left before breakfast so no rating there. The Château restaurant was not open, perhaps because it is April? However, Ginette Restaurant was open one night and it was quite good. The location is fantastic for the cathedral. It is a bit of a walk to restaurants and shops in town but the walk is beautiful."

"Great location and a really lovely hotel. We stayed in Room 16, which overlooks the courtyard and has a beautiful view of the Citadel of Rocamadour, especially at night when it’s all lit up. Dropping our bags off was very straightforward thanks to the hotel’s drop-off point, and we were lucky enough to find parking on the nearby street. The steps leading back up to the hotel were easy enough to manage. The only slight downside was the pillows, which were a little on the lumpy side. Aside from that, we had a great stay and would definitely recommend it."

"Quiet, beautiful, a short walk to restaurants and village. Very enjoyable stay."

"Beautiful Hotel ! Quiet lovely rooms and an excellent breakfast ."

"I highly recommend this place for its location. Has friendly staff. They accommodated us for early check in. Matthieu was very helpful in arranging our transportation from the train station to the hotel and back. Our room has all the essentials, with the garden view, and enough space for a sitting area. Clean room and comfortable bed. "

"Beautiful hotel in a beautiful town. Great location. The staff were so helpful and nice. "

"A beautiful place to stay and very peaceful."

"Loved the balcony view. "

"The kids loved the animals (pig, chickens, rabbit, donkeys, horse, goats, ram) right outside our door. Nice sized kitchen and living area. Toilet up and down stairs. Two rooms upstairs with comfortable beds and blankets. Pool was a bit cool but loved dry and wet sauna. It seemed they had many amenities but we were there in off season and they were not really explained to us. Like they had basketball courts but no ball… Tons of things to do close by: monkeys, dinosaurs, caves, castles, train "