Restaurant La Maison des Chanoines

Name: Restaurant La Maison des Chanoines
Address: 29 Rue Joseph RouveyrolLe Bourg, Turenne, 19500, FRANCE
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Restaurant
Gourmet cuisine
French regional cooking
Traditional cuisine

29 Rue Joseph Rouveyrol, Le Bourg, 19500 Turenne

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Claude and Chantal welcome you to this 15th-century family home. Situated in the heart of the village of Turenne, it's an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area. The Lot is 3km away, the Dordogne 9km, and 6 of France's most beautiful villages are nearby, not to mention Turenne of course. This charming 3-star hotel, created in the family home, has been restored with great taste and respect for materials. Its flamboyant Gothic-style entrance door and vaulted dining room will not leave you indifferent! With only 6 tables set, you're in for a treat: discovery, fresh produce, creativity and a cosy atmosphere. Only 6 rooms, all unique, vast and decorated with lots of ideas, are divided between 2 15th-century houses, both with spiral staircases, and separated by a small curate's garden. A rare address to discover