The location is very quiet, centrally placed in France, the restaurant is excellent, and the room offers all modern comforts.
PhilippeHace un mes
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★★★★·Tournon-Saint-Martin·8.9
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Le Manoir de Pierre Levée, a 4-star hotel in Tournon-Saint-Martin, offers a luxurious stay with a swimming pool overlooking the surroundings, sun terrace, and lush garden. Guests enjoy free WiFi, a restaurant serving French cuisine with local specialties, bar, and outdoor seating areas. The hotel features private check-in, lounge, and concierge service, along with free parking and nearby attractions like Château d'Azay-le-Ferron and Roche-Posay Golf Course.
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The location is very quiet, centrally placed in France, the restaurant is excellent, and the room offers all modern comforts.
Philippe·Hace un mes
It was a perfect stop‑off for a quiet, peaceful stay; nighttime noises were just nature, no traffic, loud music, or barking dogs—everything was calm. The dinner was outstanding, the bedroom had a high vaulted ceiling and a large, comfortable bed, it was spotless, and the warm welcome and personal attention were a perfect combination.
Peronel·Hace un mes
We had a truly relaxing and enjoyable stay. The pool was lovely and perfect for unwinding, and the owners were very friendly and welcoming. We felt comfortable throughout and really enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere.
Ilona·Hace 2 meses
The staff were so accommodating and everything was lovely. Dinner food was delicious and breakfast superb. If I could score 11 I would, but 10 is fine; moving luggage from the car park to the hotel was hard for me with mobility issues.
Malcolm·Hace 2 meses
The breakfast was refined and waste‑free, which is great. The owner gave us a delicate touch, treating us to quality goat cheeses every morning. The establishment is very comfortable, tucked in the countryside, so it’s very quiet. The pool area isn’t very welcoming, but honestly the dryness is to blame.
François·Hace 2 meses