Best Hotels in Lot
Explore Lot with 356 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Ibis Budget Cahors ★★
"Very good stay ! Clean room and ideal location"
Hôtel-Spa le Saint Cirq ★★★
"This hotel is beautifully located across the valley from St Cirq Lapopie. It is a very good location with ample easy parking. The rustic room had a patio leading on to the vinyard. Simply beautiful. The man in charge is a very practical person. Easy check-in and good breakfast. The place has a few quirks like the bathroom. It's big and the water pressure is great but half the room gets soaked after a shower. Also, the AC switches off by itself when someone goes out on the patio. The person inside has to get up every time to switch it back on. No remote. But these are small things when considering how fascinating St Cirq looks at night, all lit up, from the bedroom."
Auberge du Puits ★★
"The best stay since long. Claudine, the owner of Auberge du Puits is a bread of God. Very serviceful, very friendly and attentive. I will certainly return to this hotel. Very good location in the centre, close to everything."
Maison d'Hotes la Combe de Redoles ★★★
Le Faubourg
Hôtel Les Gabarres ★★★
"Amazing hotel to discover the Lot Department. Locations is great, close to every major attraction, and great restaurants nearby. It is a family owned hotel, excellently managed by Aurelie. Cleanliness at top level. She is always there to support and to give tips about the area. Kids loved the pool, and cycling, kayaking and trekking are one step away!"
Château de Mercuès ★★★★
"This was our 6th stay at the Chateau de Mercues, the last being in 2022. This time was much improved from the previous which was still recovering from the pandemic. We have had Room 7 five times and this time Room 6 which was even more luxurious - both overlooking the weir. The chateau itself is beautiful but we noticed that the grounds are not kept as well as our first stay in 2016. The herb garden has gone and it is 'kept' without being beautifully kept. The Chateau itself is immaculate and the Bar and Restaurant areas lovely. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We stayed for four nights this time. The first night we had a meal in Le Dueze. We think it is overpriced and the portions are minute - also very expensive for the petit option - Euros 150 each. It is not to our taste but it is the only option available when Le Bistro is closed. We had one night with a platter on the terrace which was lovely but only because Le Dueze was full and I asked in advance of our stay to have that. On previous occasions, platters were available in the rooms but I felt I had to push for it. The Bistro was excellent on both nights - much more to our taste and on the second night the chef offered to do us something different which was kind so we didn't have to have the same food two nights running. We felt this time the staff were more helpful and trying harder. The only gripe we had with our room - which we also had with our previous room is that the plumbing is very bad in the sinks which drain very, very slowly. Only the sinks, the rest of the plumbing is fine so I wonder if they need some attention. Overall, a beautiful place and a most relaxing stay."
Ibis Cahors ★★★
"The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable."
Domisiladore ★★★
"superbe"
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Hôtel Mercure Figeac Viguier du Roy
"This hotel was an absolute delightful surprise. While searching for hotels in Figeac, this one, nestled within a castle once owned by Philip IV and boasting distinct medieval architectural features, immediately caught my eye. Upon entering the lobby, the prominent 93-point award, the front desk design, and the overall interior design throughout the castle left a truly impressive mark. Every staff member we encountered, like the incredibly courteous gentleman in the lobby—who I believe was either the hotel director or manager 👨🏻💼—was exceptionally welcoming. He enthusiastically showed us around the hotel's layout, guiding us to the dinner and breakfast areas. He also shared fascinating details about the castle's history. When we went to the front desk to book dinner, we had the pleasure of meeting the chef 👨🏻🍳. He was a bit reserved but meticulously explained the evening's dining options and set menus. He mentioned a "mystery box" style tasting menu with 6 authentic local dishes (which actually turned out to be 7, with a complimentary tuna appetizer). At 69 euros per person, we were all intrigued and immediately decided to go for it! The outcome was incredibly surprising and truly excellent value for money. We also opted for the 25 euro per person wine pairing, which included four glasses. Our sommelier was highly professional, and like the food, the wine pairing was a delightful 'mystery box.' We were so lucky; the dry white wine we received was a Grand Cru Burgundy, and the sommelier was very generous with his pours, giving us nearly full glasses each time, clearly hoping we'd have a fantastic time. Overall, it was incredibly good value for money 👍🏻. Breakfast, due to it being the off-season, offered a standard selection. But generally, the ambiance, quality, and service were all highly commendable. I hope this provides a great reference for fellow travelers visiting Figeac."
Hôtel des Grottes
"We stayed here the night before our tour of the Pech Merle cave, which is only a few minutes away. The hotel is right on the river, and we enjoyed having drinks on the terrance before dinner, although it was too chilly to eat dinner outside. The rooms are simply but tastefully decorated, and everything was in good condition. The "river view" was reallya view of the restaurant roof with a little glimpse of river, but it did include the beautiful greenery on the other rieverbank, so that was nice. The restaurant had choices for everyone, including vegetarians: the veggie burger was quite nice! We didn't eat the hotel's breakfast, but instead went to the boulangerie down the road for some coffee and delicious pastries."
Auberge de la Sagne
"Restaurant was not open although we thought it would be. Swimming pool was empty and would take 3 days to refill. Shower in room was dirty (see photos below) Really did not consider this a 'Superior king room' at 100€ per night. We ate at the Hotel des Grottes which was absolutely fabulous."
Hotel Maison Borreze
Les Lodges du Quercy
"The hotel is located in the heart of the city centre and is located in the heart of the city centre."
Hotel La Segaliere Spa Bar
"This hotel was a wonderful place to spend a restful afternoon after several days of hiking on the Chemin St. Jacques. We were graciously received, our room was available early and we enjoyed the swimming pool and a very fine dinner outdoor on the patio on a warm late spring evening. Breakfast the next morning was really well done."
Best Western Plus Hotel Divona Cahors
"Great hotel. Exceptional cleanliness. Very good and quiet location. Stunning view from the balcony. The stuff is very nice and polite."
Le Roulottes du Petit Gouffre de Padirac Avec Spa
Logis Hôtels - Hôtel et Restaurant le Lion d'Or
"Everything was so good !!! Thank you for everything !!!"
Domaine de Janis & Spa
"A delightful place with a friendly and genuine host, set in a quiet countryside location. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. The dining was just sublime."
Brit Hotel Cahors - le Valentré
"Very well located hotel, visit Cahors on foot but: dilapidated rooms and cleanliness leaves something to be desired, torn wallpaper, stained carpet, blackened shower joints, dirty toilet board, unhooked curtains. ... Breakfast at 12 euros is correct."
Campanile Nature - Cahors
"The hotel is very good, the room is perfect, the bedroom is perfect."
Château Hôtel la Terrasse - Teritoria
"Another stay at La Terrasse and as usual it was absolutely superb - location, rooms, food, staff - all perfect!"
Le Grand Couvent de Gramat
"We visited the chapel inside the convent and it is beautiful and very well kept. It is regularly open for Sunday worship and easy to get to and there’s free parking outside. You can for a walk in the grounds and there is the hotel next door. Situated next door to Gramat railway station."
Les Jardins de la Contie
"History Buffs; you couldn't find authentic lodging than Jardins de la Contie! According to the English owner Ken, the farm was built in the mid 1300's. It was a labor of love for Ken and his wife to restore it. He was a wealth of information about the countryside, Figeac, and the historic places around Figeac. Our room was perfectly equipped with refrigerator, tea maker, coffee maker, and four beds; one King and two Singles. It was on the first level the property, surrounded by fields and ancient lanes which you can walk from the compound of three cottages plus a cool heated swimming pool. The breakfast was standard French fair, but topped off with a lively discussion with Ken about life in the Middle Ages and his efforts to totally restore the buildings. It's approximately 7 km from Figeac on good roads. I highly recommend this B&B to anyone interested in history and is one of our favorite places to stay in SW France!"
Hostellerie de la Bouriane
"A great find. Clean and tidy wirh good rooms, decor a little dated. Fabulous host who had great stories to tell and the food....the best we had on our 2 week trip. A genuine fabulous surprise in a lovely smaller town."
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More Information About Lot Hotels
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Number of reviews |
3,867 |
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Total properties |
356 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£112 |
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£112 |
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Ibis Cahors |
FAQ – Hotels in Lot
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What is the average price of a hotel in Lot this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Lot this weekend is £107 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £192 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Lot this weekend typically cost £211 per night.
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How much do hotels in Lot cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Lot during weekdays is £106 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £191 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Lot generally cost £189 per night on weekdays.
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What are some of the best hotels in Lot?
The most popular Lot hotels for your stay: Ibis Cahors (from £42), Ibis Budget Cahors (from £34) and Le Bois d'Imbert (from £72) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Lot are pet friendly?
La Chartreuse Logis Hotel Restaurant (from £64), Le Kouloury (from £59) and Hotel du Touring (from £72) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Lot are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Le Bois d'Imbert (from £72), Best Western Plus Hotel Divona Cahors (from £119) and Hôtel-Spa le Saint Cirq (from £89) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Lot have swimming pools?
Ibis Cahors (from £42), Ibis Budget Cahors (from £34) and Le Bois d'Imbert (from £72) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Lot offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel Maison Borreze (from £125),Le Bois d'Imbert (from £72) and Hotel Beau Site - Rocamadour (from £92) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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