Best Hotels in Lot
Explore Lot with 254 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hôtel-Spa le Saint Cirq ★★★
"absolutely recommended. From friendly, flexible greeting (reception) to room care staff to information about the attractions of the region was all the best. Damage has no water cooker (tea, coffee) in the room"
Ibis Cahors ★★★
"The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable."
Hotel Beau Site - Rocamadour ★★★★
"Exceptional stay with two superb rooms with views. Restaurant on the terrace with delicious cuisine The welcome from the hotel and the restaurant was of high quality. I highly recommend"
Château de Mercuès ★★★★
"Highly recommend. The setting is beautiful, with breathtaking views over the entire surroundings. Food was really exceptional and staff were super helpful with everything."
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."
Hôtel Restaurant les Falaises ★★★
"Passing through, very beautiful site, beautiful swimming pool, however, basic rooms for a 3 star hotel, no air conditioning, carpet...very average bedding, 140 cm bed....few amenities. Expensive bar and not great mojito. Too bad this hotel hasn't been renovated because that would be very good. I think that for a 3 star hotel it could do better."
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!"
Brit Hotel Essentiel Cahors Nord ★★
"The hotel is very clean and staffing, especially not opening the windows mosquito its hard peak in this sector ."
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."
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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."
Auberge de la Sagne
"The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable and is very comfortable and comfortable. Richard and Jane are very welcome and desired to help. The small workshop has served as a shelter for our 5 bikes. And a very friendly and friendly breakfast! ..."
Le Bois d'Imbert
"The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable."
Brit Hotel Privilège Figeac
"The hotel is very good and big up to the boss MOMO a very nice man."
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."
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."
Hotel La Segaliere Spa Bar
"We stayed at this hotel recently and were quite disappointed. First, we chose this hotel specifically because the website says it has air conditioning, but when we arrived, we were told that our particular room did NOT have air conditioning, that "only some rooms" have air conditioning. To make matters worse, the room we were given was on the ground floor, right by the entrance, with a sliding glass door. The choice that night, then, was to open the door for fresh air and to feel unsafe, or to close the door and sweat all night long. We chose the former option, but it meant we had to sleep with one eye open, and endure the noise of people coming and going through the front door. Worst of all, the manager, Patricia, was very unfriendly and unhelpful. When I told her that my lost luggage might be delivered by the airline to the hotel, her response was "Well there's no telling what will happen to it if it is -- you may be quite unhappy with the result." Where is the professionalism of her position in such a response? Needless to say, we were glad to leave the hotel, and to continue our vacation in hotels with kinder, more responsive staff."
Domaine de Saint-Géry - Teritoria
"Some places feed you, others stay with you long after you leave the table. At Maison Duler, there is a quiet elegance in the cooking. It is thoughtful, generous and refined without pretension. Every plate arrived with genuine passion and care rather than performance. And then there was the bread-making class. Warm hands in flour, the scent of fermenting dough, the patience and passion of Patrick and Louis… It became far more than an activity. It was one of those rare experiences that reminds you how meaningful hospitality can feel when it comes from people who truly love what they do. Thank you to Pascale, whose sense of hospitality, beauty, and attention to detail is simply unparalleled, and to Patrick, Camille and Louis who made our stay simply magical. We are already dreaming about our next visit. Caroline"
Domaine de l'Isle Basse
"The most perfect place for a relaxing and luxurious stay! Hosts will welcome you warmly and offer you an amazing stay. High level breakfast & diner are prepared with local ingredients."
Relais Amadourien
"Very happy with this hotel . Will come back."
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!"
Logis Hôtels - Hôtel et Restaurant le Lion d'Or
"Everything was so good !!! Thank you for everything !!!"
Maison d'Hotes la Combe de Redoles
Château Hôtel la Terrasse - Teritoria
"As we pondered where to go in the world for our 40th anniversary, my husband said we have to spend it in Meyronne with Françoise. We have traveled extensively in the United States and on 6/7 continents. We have stayed at La Terrasse several times throughout the years with family and friends and as a couple. Each stay is magical because Françoise ensures her guests are well looked after. Now the restaurant is Michelin Bib Gourmand and is simply magnificent. Each plate is a feast for the eyes, tummy and soul. We spent several days, canoeing and hike. Highly impressed and highly recommend."
Chambres d'Hôtes Maison Saint Privat
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More Information About Lot Hotels
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Key Info |
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Number of reviews |
3,466 |
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Total properties |
254 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£113 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£117 |
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Trending hotel |
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 £111 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £197 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Lot this weekend typically cost £277 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 £107 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £187 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Lot generally cost £237 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 £52), Ibis Budget Cahors (from £45) and Le Bois d'Imbert (from £62) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Lot are pet friendly?
La Chartreuse Logis Hotel Restaurant (from £55), Le Kouloury (from £59) and Hostellerie du Causse (from £60) 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 £62), Best Western Plus Hotel Divona Cahors (from £95) and Hôtel-Spa le Saint Cirq (from £87) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Lot have swimming pools?
Ibis Cahors (from £52), Ibis Budget Cahors (from £45) and Le Bois d'Imbert (from £62) 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 £141),Le Bois d'Imbert (from £62) and Hotel Beau Site - Rocamadour (from £92) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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