Manoir d'Hautegente

I went back after an absence of a couple of years. The view outside from the terrace is possibly the nicest of any restaurant in the Perigord - except maybe the chateau the Treyne -. We liked the coypu peacefully swimming around in the large pond in front. There are only few vegetarian on the menu, but the chef was able to concoct a fine selection of dishes including a creative one based on mere carrots. The service by young, very nice, waiters and waitresses is still a bit haphazard at times. Dogs are welcome ;-). I will go back more regularly

Reservation not entered, no apologies for their mistake. No A/C, very dated room.

A really very charming and relaxing place. Beautiful rural setting and an understated elegance throughout. The owner and staff were superbly professional and accommodating. They kindly upgraded us to a large room overlooking the river. We had a meal at night and the breakfast - both excellent.