Kyriad Périgueux Boulazac

The rooms were really spacious and clean, and the hotel looks just like the photos. We had a great stay. The outdoor space is lovely, breakfast was fresh and made with good quality products, and I was especially glad to see oat milk. The staff were welcoming and friendly too. Highly recommend it, and keep up the good service!

Our bedroom was quiet and very comfortable, with plenty of room to shower. Dinner was great, and the waiter managed the busy dining room on his own while keeping things under control and staying pleasant. He helped people with children and spoke English when customers needed it. The young woman at the front desk also spoke Italian, and stepped in to help him when a large party arrived for dinner. Staff like that are a real plus in France. As we say in the USA, they’re keepers.

There’s plenty of terrace space, and the garden-side rooms have balconies. The staff were pleasant, and breakfast was excellent, though our set dinner was only average. The rooms are spacious, with a large comfortable bed and a separate shower room and toilet. Pets are welcome for 5 euros a day. The wooden lodge style gives the hotel an unusual look. Its industrial estate setting may be surprising, but it’s handy for several directions and close to the main roads. There’s also a greenway nearby, with a small trout stream and woods.

The room was spotless, spacious and had a balcony, and check-in went perfectly. There was no minibar or safe, though. The hotel is surprisingly nice for somewhere so close to the highway, and it worked perfectly for a quick stop on the way south. Breakfast was the one trouble spot. The staff were lovely, but food was scarce and hard to find, so guests kept having to ask where things were. For example, butter was tucked behind water bottles in a fridge. The staff felt more like a mother serving a family than a four-star hotel team, but at 120+ euros a night and 15 euros for breakfast, I expected staff who speak English and a full continental breakfast. There’s a beautiful Berkeley slicer at the entrance.