Hôtel & Spa Château de La Côte - Brantôme

Beautiful chateau as you approach h it through the gates and grounds. Bedrooms are a bit shabby and need painting but restaurant was lovely and very good food, would recommend eating there.

The grounds are beautiful, the staff was charming and helpful. Definitely would stay there again. It's a little more remote, but we had no trouble finding it because there were plenty of signs pointing the way. Don't forget your bathing suit and make sure you have dinner there at least once.

Beautiful location magnificent room friendly staff

Wonderful stay with my husband. very helpful staff. Lovely surroundings.

Peaceful and elegant

Perhaps the best hotel I have stayed at in my life. An exquisite chateau in bucolic countryside near the lovely town of Brantome. Outstanding service and food and spectacular ambience, and VERY reasonably priced.

The staff were friendly and the chateau is in a quiet location. Excellent meal and a full hearty continental breakfast

We booked for one night at the chateau de la cote and the experience surpassed our expectations. The castle is beautiful, the grounds well kept, the vue is incredible wherever you look, the people/staff were friendly, and efficient. We were upgraded to two large connecting rooms very spacious, tasteful furniture.. Bathroom was clean and Contemporay We also stayed for dinner and had an excellent meal on the terrasse. The pool was also relaxing after a long day driving..

Enjoyed our 2 night stay at the chateau. Beautiful and scenic surrounds, lovely big room and big bathroom. Restaurant on site quite expensive & slow (but nice) and they prohibit food and drink in the rooms. Nearby Brantome and Perigueux nice little towns with plenty of cafes and restaurants. We did a day trip to Bordeaux from here easily. Wifi not free. Our Tomtom took us to the wrong spot too, ensure you search first for Biras then La Cote!

The hotel/chateau is impressive, standing within extensive grounds on the top of a hill, complete with round turrets and fortifications. Inside, the owners have done their best to match tasteful restoration with modern amenities. Some may not appreciate the 19th Century furnishings, the odd draught of cold air and creaking boards, but the old world charm of the building, the wide corridors, extensive views of empty countryside from every window and total quiet are its undeniable attractions. Breakfast, the only meal we took, was excellent and the service prompt and courteous.