Hotels Near Maison du Patissier in Perigueux

I was very happy with my room, the bed was comfortable and there was no noise from the street when the windows were closed. Above all, I was amazed and delighted with the freshness, range and quality of the beeakfast buffet. I truly cannot remember having stayed in a hotel in which the breakfast buffet was so good and generous (including fresh and dried fruit of different kinds, freshly made cakes each day, fresh croissants and pains au chocolat, cereals, yoghurt, different kinds of fresh bread and cheeses, coffee and other drinks, etc). The staff were friendly over the four days I was there. Overall, a very positive experience, they are to be commended !

The hotel is very well located and the rooms are very clean. A lady at the reception is very sympathetic and very professional. I thank Ms Oceome. She was very kind and patient and resolved my problem with much patience.

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On our return journey we had booked an overnight stay in the “Kyriad Hotel” in Boulazac – France. Nice hotel in a wooden structure. The rooms were very nice, everything ok as far as cleanliness is concerned, but there is carpet in the room, which has its drawbacks. The airco was not working. Pets are allowed in the hotel. We don't have pets, but could immediately smell when we were entering the room that dogs had already spent some nights in the room! Not a big problem for us personally, but not everyone is served by that! Yes, these are the new laws that animals must be allowed in the hotels and restaurants. We personally think that this is not possible, in the hotel room, it is already a limit, but in the restaurant we think it is not possible, this is only for hygiene reasons, but everyone has their own opinion. We also found the bath in the bathroom difficult and dangerous for getting in and out, a shower would be much better! As for the restaurant, we cannot give a result as there is no restoration available during the weekend, you have to take the car and drive to the nearby village (about 5 km) there is a “Buffalo Grill”, besides the points we have mentioned were we satisfied with this location. Very friendly staff.

My husband, neighbour and I booked dinner for 3 on the balcony on September 1st. My husband and I have dined here at least 5 times before over the past 10-15 years. So when we decided to take our helpful neighbour out to dinner to thank him, we immediately booked Le Carbonnel. We understood there is a new chef with a Michelin star and of course, a new menu. We looked forward to returning here. But what happened at the restaurant was a great embarrassment and disappointment to us. My husband rang ahead asking if the chef could make him a special vegetarian main course and found out we could order two courses each so a dinner would cost about €45 before wine, aperitifs or coffee. When we arrived, the waiter attempted to serve all three of us my husband’s vegetarian choice as a starter. My husband got that mix-up sorted out and then the waiter took all our silverware away leaving only a fork each and two sharp knives for my neighbour and me. We didn’t know why he did that but after waiting about 15 minutes, I called the waiter over to ask why he hadn’t yet taken our order. He said my husband had ordered breast of duck over the phone. But he never did that. We didn’t really want that but we were told we had to have it and that this choice was a ‘surprise’ choice. We then ate it- it was tasty but undercooked but had just some beetroot coulis and a few pieces of the vegetable. So we waited in anticipation to order a lovely dessert. But again, the waiter said we had to have the surprise! It was fairly tasty but not what any of us really wanted. This whole fiasco costs €165. We were all still hungry and upset over this huge change to this wonderful former restaurant. Needless to say, we will not be returning nor recommending it to anyone.