Although we have never stayed at the hotel, my husband and I have twice dined at Le Manoir d'Hautegente and found the experience very enjoyable. On this occasion we were joined by three friends, and all opted for the Menu Degustation with accompanying wine at Euros 100 per person, however as I am vegetarian, this option was not for me. To my amazement, after a short consultation with the chef, our waiter advised that a special Vegetarian Menu Degustation would be offered. Now, to those of you familiar with the French incomprehension towards someone who eats neither meat nor fish, this was astounding. We sat in the garden near the stream enjoying a champagne cocktail whilst the chef took a moment to gather his thoughts, then moved to our table. Each of the several exquisite courses served to the rest of the table was accompanied by a completely different vegetarian creation offered to me. The young waiter and waitress (wife of the chef) were professional and quite charming, adding to our enjoyment. It was a lovely evening, and we will certainly return in the future.

Wonderful setting; lovely hostess and staff; great food. Not cheap but worth the money!

Location was to far from the Dordone valley which is where we were interested in traveling. Food was not good. The Hotel facilities and rooms were over priced for the value recieved. We did enjoy coctail hour by the fire.

Manicured boxwoods, a garden punctuated by stone arches, a trout river with a small waterfall, and a pond in front of the terraced dining area create a tranquil ambience.
Tastefully decorated with a fabric of rose peonies, the charm of our room was enhanced by exposed beams and dormers. Our gourmet dinner on the terrace overlooking the park-like setting was exquisitely presented. Personal service from the owner made us feel like guests at an elegant country home.