It was perfect for a trip with my grandchildren. Daniel helped us organize everything nicely. I recommend it; my little one (2 years old) was thrilled, constantly talking about the pigs and sheep he saw.
MichelleIl y a 3 mois
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DOMAINE DES PEYRIES, a boutique guesthouse in Saint‑Barthélémy‑d’Agenais, features a landscaped garden, terrace, open‑air bath, outdoor pool and free Wi‑Fi. Rooms offer air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, garden or lake views, TV and wardrobe. On‑site dining serves breakfast, dinner and specialty coffee, with diet‑friendly menus. Activities include fishing, film nights, walking, bike and hiking tours; golf lies 7 km away.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
It was perfect for a trip with my grandchildren. Daniel helped us organize everything nicely. I recommend it; my little one (2 years old) was thrilled, constantly talking about the pigs and sheep he saw.
Michelle·Il y a 3 mois
Good location. The pool was fantastic during the heatwave. Friendly welcome. Parking space was scarce.
Caroline·Il y a 3 mois
Quiet. Beautiful surroundings. Breakfast was not good.
Dirk·Il y a 3 mois
Daniel welcomed us warmly and we enjoyed a pleasant stay. The room was very comfortable thanks to good bedding and air‑conditioning that was appreciated during the heat. We also tasted his delicious farm products.
Jean-marc·Il y a 4 mois
A beautiful natural setting, excellent farm products (purchased at the shop). The room was cramped (two rooms in the turret): a double bed tucked into the corner (not convenient if you need to get up at night); barely enough room to move around the other two sides. The bathroom and toilet are on the lower floor, with a steep staircase that is hard to reach. Not suitable if you have mobility issues. We would have liked to be warned. Disappointed by the overall industrial breakfast (fruit juice, compote/yogurt) except for the jams. In such a place we would have liked to taste local products (charcuterie, hazelnut paste, etc.). It felt like being a client in a business world that welcomes you but doesn’t do more.
Charlotte·Il y a 5 mois