
Hôtel de Bouilhac
Historic aristocratic townhouse meets sleek contemporary design. Think stone walls, antique armoires, and round soaking tubs — nothing feels like a chain. Quiet and intimate, with just 16 rooms.
The restaurant ro.bo is named after the dog 'Robot' who accidentally discovered the Lascaux cave in 1940 — a lovely local story
Why It Matters
A listed 17th-century monument with a Michelin-pedigree restaurant on site. Chef Nick Honeyman's ro.bo is connected to his Michelin-starred Le Petit Léon (Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère, ~10km away). The hotel sits in the Vézère Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with Lascaux IV a short walk away.
A 17th-century hôtel particulier listed as a French historical monument, right in the heart of Montignac-Lascaux and about 1.5km from the Lascaux cave complex. The building has been converted into a 4-star boutique hotel with 16 individually named rooms and suites, each with its own personality — period antiques alongside very modern bathrooms, high ceilings, stone vaulting, and original oak parquet underfoot. The dining is a serious draw: restaurant ro.bo, run by Michelin-starred chef Nick Honeyman and his sommelier wife Sina, brings an ambitious modern French menu to a genuinely special room.
Where You'll Stay
15 room types available
The Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel hosts rotating exhibitions by regional artists in its dedicated cultural salon. Informal and free to view for guests.
The Vézère river runs alongside the town. Multiple operators offer canoe and kayak hire in season for exploring the valley's châteaux and prehistoric sites by water.
Sarlat (medieval market city, ~20 min drive), Château de Castelnaud, Château de Losse, and the villages of Les-Eyzies and Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère are all within easy reach for day excursions.
Marked hiking trails through the Périgord Noir countryside, passing medieval villages, cave sites, and château viewpoints. The hotel can advise on routes.
The hotel is under 1.5km from Lascaux IV, the world's most complete replica of the original Lascaux cave. The hotel can arrange tickets and VIP visits (book 24 hours in advance through the hotel).
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
A dedicated seminar room with LCD screen, projector, whiteboard, and fibre internet. Suitable for small corporate meetings, conferences, and team events. Videoconferencing capable.
A finely furnished salon designed for convivial downtime — board games, cocktails, antique furniture. More atmospheric than the bar, according to multiple guest reviews.
An on-site library for guests — noted in booking site listings.
Fibre optic WiFi throughout the property, complimentary for all guests.
Served daily 7h30–10h30. Choice of 'Intercontinental' or 'À la Française' formulas. Local produce: viennoiseries, fresh fruit, cheese, charcuterie, homemade cakes. Room service breakfast available.
Located in a separate outbuilding (dépendance) of the hotel. Equipped with a treadmill, elliptical trainer, rowing machine, yoga mat, and dumbbells. Open daily 8h–20h. Complimentary for guests.
Free private self-parking on site — a notable perk for exploring a car-dependent region.
Standard check-in from 15h00. Check-out by 11h30. Arrival time must be communicated in advance.
Pets accepted on request; charges may apply.
A glass-enclosed heated indoor pool, open daily 8h–20h. Counter-current swimming system. Described as tucked away in a glassed-in space with views over an interior garden courtyard — the sense of swimming outside, even in cool weather.
Dry cleaning and laundry services available.
Room service available, including breakfast in-room.
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