The property was so beautiful. The staff was also super friendly. The property was hard to find and there was no parking. The town is beautiful but sort of touristy.
A charming bed and breakfast in a beautiful village. Our hostess was very attentive and helpful. The bedroom was large and beautifully but simply decorated in a sympathetic style to the old building. The location was central to the main attractions. The only slight negative was there was no view over the town and vineyards from our room.
Lovely property . The owner was very friendly and helpful. Situated in an ideal part of the village where everything is a walking distance away.
Very spacious room tall ceilings.
Just one oddity there was no door to the toilet/shower room.
Not a bad little spot. Pretty expensive for what you get. Check in time is only 5pm - 7pm which is not convenient. There was no door to the bathroom in our room which is uncomfortable.
View is good. Location is good.
Creaking floor in an attic room wasn’t great.
Nice view from the window, if you were very small.
Tricky staircase to deal with and very low ceilings in corridor.
Looked like a fabulous room was unoccupied on ground floor but we weren’t offered it (even for a price)
Hostess nice and helpful but no English.
Continental breakfast was nice.
Great location
The hotel is restored lovingly with a great view of St. Emillion. It's tricky to find the hotel and GPS had a hard time figuring out which tiny street to turn on to but we eventually found it. Parking is limited - we were extremely lucky and got one close by. The only thing I'd recommend is having a cold breakfast of croissants or something made available as the restaurant that the owner recommended was closed when we left. After walking around we found a little Tabac shop that served coffee and croissants.
The house was amazing and classy, but was a bit far away from the station, about 20 min walk. Particularly we had a big suitcase and it was not easy to walk on the paving stone road. However, the house was quiet and easy access to the town center. We were located on the ground floor, so a bit worried and felt uneasy during the night.
Issues with payment not being transferred by Expedia. The manager did not think we were staying. She was not happy. We repaid for our room & are now seeking a refund for our deposit. The location & room was actually lovely with a beautiful bathroom & the softest of towels.
Not once in any communication was it made known that this is a B&B not a hotel. No parking within 3 blocks. No door to the shower and sink room . Toilet in a separate room. One trash can for the entire room that was the size of an ice bucket! Host was only available between 5-7 pm.
Very good location I. The center of St. Emilion. Very spacious room and shower. Tea and coffee available I. The common area. Parking was a bit of a challenge, but the host guided us to nearby free parking. She was very helpful in sourcing a taxi and suggesting places to go nearby
Property is in a great location and very clean with convenient carpark. A little pricey without breakfast or any amenities included. No place in town to get breakfast either which i thought would be easy. Room is large and nice. Some mixup with payment prior to check in that caused some angst as i was told my room would be cancelled. Overall a good room.
Very atmospheric stone building. Nice comfortable bed in a spacious room, modern bathroom and shower. Great location from which to explore St Emilion. Was a little challenging to find, with metered parking a few hundred meters away. Although our French speaking is not good and the greeter did not speak any English, we did just fine and everything went according to plan. Les Cordeliers wine tasting store just 10 feet across the lane, so if you are here for the wine, and we were, this is a perfect spot. Very convenient location to wander the village on foot, with many cafes and restaurants and most importantly, very many wine shops. We prefer to test wines this way as we don't wish to drink and drive, and there were many wine stores willing and eager to offer us wine tastings of St Emilion wines. We found some nice shops with knowledgeable owners who helped us zero in on wine profiles we like, and after tasting several different vintners wines we purchased a couple of cases to ship back to the USA. St Emilion is a lovely historic village, a jewel in the crown of Bordeaux wine culture, surrounded by vineyards and many opportunities to try them wine. After a full day of wine tasting, we enjoyed a stroll around the village perimeter, wandering past ruins, vineyards and nice vistas. Logis des Cordeliers was a perfect base for our wine centric purposes.