Our period Périgord home, a former post house in the town centre, bids you a warm welcome, on the road to Lascaux II, close to the banks of the Vézère.

This is the ideal starting point for the fabulous Montignac-Lascaux and a variety of troglodyte sites... its famous Châteaux, manor houses, bories (dry-stone huts), towns and villages along the Vézère.

Groups welcome - Parking – Private garage - Open all year round

Nestling in the heart of Périgord Noir, Montignac, the main town in the Dordogne canton, is dominated by the highly fertile Vallée de la Vézère. The history of the town goes hand-in-hand with that of humanity. Our prehistoric heritage includes one of France’s most internationally-renowned and frequented sites: the Grotte de Lascaux, discovered in 1940, not, of course, forgetting the prehistoric site of Régourdou.On a cruise up the Vézère, you will see real troglodyte caves, châteaux and museums, masterpieces of our heritage...but that’s not all!
Montignac was occupied from the Palaeolithic Age and then colonised by the Romans: The Villa des Olivoux au Chambon (a term of Celtic origin which means "meander") and the Villa de Brenac.

You can hire bikes from the hotel all year round:

• Mountain bikes, cross-country bikes with route map.
• You can also go fishing on the banks of the Vézère.
• Playing children area.

Nearby:

• Canoe hire
• Tennis - Horseriding
• 18-hole golf course