The welcome was very pleasant and warm—a true moment of relaxation. The room was comfortable and very quiet. Additionally, Saint Leonard de Noblat is a superb discovery, as is the Vienne valley.
Francois2 months ago
★★★·Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat·9.3
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La Longère du Cheval Noir, a boutique chambre d’hôtes in Saint‑Léonard‑de‑Noblat, blends rustic charm with modern comfort. Set amid lush gardens and a covered, secure parking, it lies just minutes from a medieval town center. Guests enjoy a gourmet table d’hôtes, free Wi‑Fi, a terrace overlooking vineyards, and nearby cycling routes, making it ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The welcome was very pleasant and warm—a true moment of relaxation. The room was comfortable and very quiet. Additionally, Saint Leonard de Noblat is a superb discovery, as is the Vienne valley.
Francois·2 months ago
The place is quiet and well‑located for visiting Saint‑Leonard‑de‑Noblat, and the room matches the photos shown. The breakfast was disappointing: aside from jam, we didn’t find any homemade items, no juice, fresh fruit, cheese, cold cuts, or much bread.
Ana·2 months ago
Sandrine and Eric welcomed us warmly, and the calm, comfort, cleanliness, and décor of the rooms and the bath area were excellent. Breakfast was enjoyed in a friendly atmosphere with the owners and another couple, and the fresh‑from‑the‑farm boiled egg was a nice touch.
Isabelle·2 months ago
We loved our overnight stay: a superb welcome in a beautiful setting, very comfortable bedding, and a clean, pretty room. Breakfast was delicious, homemade, shared with the owners, and felt like home—lots of laughter! We’re not ready to leave yet. Highly recommend.
Yannic·2 months ago
The welcome was super friendly, complete with a complimentary drink and a great chat! The location is very quiet—almost impossible to find noise. Obviously, having a motorbike or at least a bike is best because the center is a bit far, but good walkers can manage. Breakfast with the “Châtelains” and part of their “menagerie” was delightful. In short, everything was perfect! A couple of minor points: the access stairs are a bit steep for some people, and it might help to have automatic outdoor lighting at night to better navigate. These comments don’t take away from the charm of the stay.
Gérard·2 months ago