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Our charming hotel in the Périgord Noir, very close to Sarlat, Périgueux and Brive-la-Gaillarde, is an invitation to relaxation, rest and discovery. Whether you are traveling with family, friends, couple or work colleagues, we will put all our energy at the service of the smooth running of your stay in the Dordogne.

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Explore the Dordogne and Périgord
Activities, visits and discoveries

What to see and what to do?
Black Périgord in all its splendor

The Dordogne is a paradise for all lovers of wide open spaces, history, thrills, unusual visits and sporting activities. 

The Dordogne is known for being home to many exceptional villages, caves and chasms filled with stories dating back to prehistory, prestigious castles and remarkable gardens. In addition, you can practice all kinds of outdoor activities, with family, friends or as a couple. We advise you to explore the most beautiful landscapes of the region by bike or during a hike (the GR461 passes very close to our establishment) and you will be able to rent a bike from the Manoir d’Hautegente. To fill up on sensations, we invite you to meet on the water or in the trees, to practice canoeing or tree climbing

Our team is made up of locals who will be able to tell you the best places to visit and activities during your stay in our 4-star hotel in Dordogne

Fishing, swimming and walking The Coly River

Our estate is crossed by the pretty Le Coly River. This 1st category watercourse is populated with brown trout, pike, minnows and crayfish. In your luggage, don't forget your fishing rod, lures and your fishing vest. Swimming and walking along the water can be on the agenda for your relaxing days at the Manoir d’Hautegente

Marvel yourself Sarlat-la-Canéda

The town of Sarlat is known for having the highest density of classified historical monuments. It is located just 20 kilometers from our charming hotel in Dordogne. Stroll along the medieval cobbled streets and discover all the points of interest in the city: the panoramic elevator to gain height, the covered market of the old Sainte-Marie Church to taste the local gastronomy and the medieval quarter to take a trip back in time.

Ranked among “the most beautiful villages in France” Saint-Amand-de-Coly

Just 5 kilometers from the hotel, discover the village of Saint-Amand de Coly. Stroll through the streets of the city center to observe the most beautiful monuments of the small town. Don't miss the fortified abbey dating from the 12th century, we particularly advise you to take the audio guided tour. Walk around the town to discover the ocher houses with slate roofs, typical architecture of Black Périgord. 

In the Vézère Valley Montignac

Nestled at the foot of the Lascaux hill, the village of Montignac is a must-see in the Périgord Noir and the Dordogne. Montignac has been occupied by humans since the Paleolithic. You have to get lost in the streets of the city center to observe the beautiful residences dating from the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries, but also the wash houses and fountains. During the beautiful summer evenings, night tours of the city are organized, reserve your place. 

A medieval village Saint-Léon sur Vézère

Located in a loop of the Vézère river, between Montignac and Les Eyzies, Saint-Léon sur Vézère is classified among the “most beautiful villages in France”. You will be seduced by its authenticity and its historical heritage. As you stroll through the maze of narrow streets, discover its Romanesque church dating from the 12th century, the Château de Clérans in the middle of the village and the Manoir de la Salle. 

A perfect reproduction Lascaux IV

Located 15 km from our hotel with restaurant in Dordogne, the Lascaux IV cave is an exact reproduction, to the millimeter, of the original cave. On a route of more than 2 hours, explore this exceptional cave. The original cave is not open to the public and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

World Capital of Prehistory Les Eyzies

The village is a succession of caves and prehistoric sites. The unmissable place in the city remains the National Museum of Prehistory built in 1918 on a prehistoric site. We advise you too little to discover all the beauties of the city: the Combarelles cave, the Font-de-Gaume cave, the Abri Pataud, the Abri de Cro-Magnon and the 'Abri du Poisson.

The medieval fortress Castelnaud Castle

Overlooking the Dordogne Valley, is the castle of Castelnaud. Built on a rocky outcrop, this castle offers a magnificent panorama over the entire Dordogne Valley. Founded in the 12th century, this medieval fortification now houses an important collection of weapons and armor, as well as superb reproductions of siege machines from the Middle Ages.

A dive into the heart of History Château de Beynac

Raised at the top of a cliff, overlooking the village of Beynac-et-Cazenac, the Château de Beynac has been monitoring the Dordogne for more than 9 centuries. One of the most authentic Château-forts in Périgord opens its doors to the curious. There you will discover a 12th century dungeon, a staircase dating from the Renaissance, the 15th century Hall of States, the 13th century kitchen and the barbican. Follow in the footsteps of Richard the Lionheart, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Simon de Montfort and the Hundred Years' War. 

Joséphine Baker's Castle The Milandes

15 kilometers from our hotel with restaurant in Dordogne, discover the castle Les Milandes. Built in 1489, this castle, located in Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, hosted the lords of Caumont, but it is best known for having been the home of the famous singer Joséphine Baker, in 1947. many shows are organized there, you should not miss the famous bird of prey show

The plant jewel of Périgord The gardens of Eyrignac

In the small town of Salignac-Eyvigues, discover the Jardin Eyrignac. Over more than 200 hectares, discover typical French gardens. You will be able to observe the 300 hand-cut plant sculptures, the grass carpets, the fountains, the flower gardens and the white rose garden. Eyrignac stands out as an essential detour during your getaway in the Dordogne.

One of the most beautiful romantic gardens The hanging gardens of Marqueyssac

35 kilometers from the Manoir d’Hautegente, discover the hanging gardens of Marqueyssac, a 22-hectare landscaped park. A 6-kilometer walk will allow you to discover all the beauties of the garden such as the 150,000 century-old boxwoods hand-pruned, the belvederes, the waterfalls, the rockeries and the green theaters. You will obtain one of the most beautiful viewpoints over the Dordogne Valley

Get closer to the center of the Earth Padirac chasm

With family, friends or as a couple, take an incredible underground and unusual adventure to the Padirac chasm. Step by step, descend into the bowels of the Earth, into this chasm 35 meters in diameter and 75 meters deep. You can visit the kilometer of galleries open to the public and take a trip on the underground river of Padirac in a boat.