Le Manoir du Grand Vignoble

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• JBAABJD

  30 agosto 2009
  Precioso sitio , un poco dejado

  Como sucede frecuentemente en Francia , los tres estrellas quieren ... pero no pueden.Se trata de un hotel sobre una antigua mansión de campo , con pabellones complementarios , que impacta por su belleza según llegas apareciendo entre los bosques próximos a Bergerac ; luego resulta ser un poco decadente cuando lo ves en detalle : el aspecto de la piscina , el escaso saloncito , el estrecho pasillo de las habitaciones... Sin embargo y , a pesar de todo, tiene un buen precio para lo que estilan ese tipo de hoteles . La habitación que cogimos era amplia y la cena en el jardín maravillosa....la pena es que al final nos quedamos literalmente a la luz de las velas por una averia al parecer asunto de EDF y no del hotel , pero que nos tuvo a oscuras esa noche y ........la siguiente!!! al final nos descontaron el desayuno del segundo dia y fue muy romántico irte con una vela a la habitación.......pero no es de recibo prácticamente toda la estancia sin electricidad , aunque parece que no era su culpa. En todo caso el lugar es precioso y el hotel está muy bien situado para visitar la Región.

  

• Jaume P

  28 abril 2014
  Excelente entorno

  El hotel se encuentra situado en el campo y tanto el edificio como su entorno son de una gran belleza. Es ideal si se busca un lugar tranquilo y apartado, con mucha calma. A pesar de encontrarse a las afueras, Bergerac no queda lejos. En el restaurante se come muy bien. Como nos hospedamos en grupo y alquilamos varias habitaciones, pude comprobar que no todas están igual de bien. Las hay muy buenas, buenas y otras que les faltaría un retoque. Así que es cuestión de suerte o bien de precisar que tipo de habitación se desea en el momento de hacer la reserva. Al viajar en grupo hechamos a faltar un salón más amplio o un bar. Pero si se viaja en pareja es un lugar muy apacible y acogedor.

  

• wendyl56

  27 agosto 2019
  Dishonest booking info, rude and unhelpful staff, dingy rooms

  Stayed here one night. Our booked standard room said it had a large double bed. It did not: it was a 120cm bed in a tiny hot room in the attic. This despite my stating in our booking notes that my husband is 68. I received no apology and the only solution offered was for me to pay the full price of a upgrade to get the bed size promised. We took the room and moved our belongings then went for lunch. We were then told - at 1.25pm that the kitchen was closed!? For LUNCH!? In a HOTEL!?! They grumpily offered a plate of crudités, which we accepted (we had no choice, being miles from anywhere) - only to find we were charged 15 each for some lettuce leaves, slices of tomato and cheese!? The three course lunch was 22 ( but they would not allow us any other course). Our room was dark and damp smelling with tired and grubby looking furnishings. The shower head was not attached to the wall (France circa 1985) and was mouldy. We had to literally move furniture to use the one socket for my hairdryer anywhere near a mirror (the bathroom hairdryer was, again, out of the Ark and not suitable for hair styling). Even with ALL the lights on it was too dark to get dressed, so we had to pull the ground floor curtains, with no net, aside and hope nobody would walk past our room....The pool was nice with lovely morning shad from trees - fortunate as the umbrellas were decrepit and tiny. Similarly the pool house was filthy with no toilet paper. I knew when booking that the place was somewhat tired from the photos: I had no issue with that, and concluded that the room rates reflect that considering the location and what well appointed rooms would surely cost at such a property. However, dirty shower heads, rubbish light bulbs and, above all, rude and unhelpful staff are a deal breaker (as is dishonesty about bed sizes) and this was honestly one of the worst hotel experiences I have had in a v long time. We would have liked to have stayed for lunch the next day and enjoyed the pool some more, but we could not bring ourselves to put any more of our money the hotels way after being treated so poorly. Additionally, we were there alongside many friends and family who had similar experiences, including my sisters literally having to insist they be able to book that evening for dinner after they checked in at 6pm!?! Fawlty Towers - without the entertainment value. AVOID.

  

• MrsBritain27

  09 septiembre 2019
  Pleasant place to stay

  We stayed here for two nights with our granddaughter. All meals were outside which was lovely as we had good weather. Food fine and our room was a decent size to have a single bed for our granddaughter. Staff pleasant and although in need of a refurbishment, was typical of a french country hotel and in easy reach of places to go in the day time.

  

• Schmata

  11 octubre 2019
  Nice in parts, but it could be so much more!

  The hotel grounds were beautiful and we enjoyed a lovely al fresco lunch looking out towards the trees and pastures. Breakfast was simple but tasty and got the job done. The rooms were a little beat up, the bathroom small and dingy. It wasn't the easiest moving luggage around because of a few small stairs here and there. Overall the staff were lovely.