OK for a brief stopover whilst touring, but not somewhere to stay for more than a couple of nights. The room was adequate, nearly up to Travelodge standard. Not a place for anyone with mobility problems. If you can't carry your bags upstairs ask for a ground floor room; there's no porter service. Breakfast is on site but other meals have to be taken at a nearby restaurant, which is about a hundred yards down a bumpy track. Remember to pack an umbrella!
Provision for vegetarians is virtually non-existent. The restaurant manager took umbrage when we politely pointed out that vegetarians don't eat meat or fish. The fish was taken away in high dudgeon and replaced by a plate of leaves.
The big positives are the swimming pool, big enough for serious swimming, and the proximity to both upper and lower Rocamadour.
