Beautiful property with lovely views. Had some trouble with appliances not working and plumbing issues.

The property was just as described and perfect for us. It’s right in the heart of Beynac and has an outstanding view of the river.Martine greeted us on arrival and her smile and enthusiasm are infectious. She was super to deal with. During our stay, the owner, Frederique, would check in on us to ensure we were ok and would give us recommendations of places to see and where to eat.We highly recommend.

A lovely historic and well appointed “apartment” just high enough with a bit of a climb to catch a splendid view of the Dordogne! We were comfortable and delighted with our stay.

The house is an old stone house - Understood - but it needs to be updated to convenient standards. Let me preface this review —I have stayed in rentals all over the world in 54 different countries, so I know what rentals are like. Since we were staying for 17 days and working half the time, we would be "living" in this house - that means cooking! The kitchen looks like something out of 1950. It was hard to cook with limited kitchen tools and an antique burner (one of which didn't work). The kitchen had no oven; it was a tabletop model in the living area. The listing does not describe the property correctly. The bedrooms are upstairs and very hot with little airflow. My husband is 6'2", and standing in the room was difficult. The bathroom is downstairs, and the stairs are treacherous at night. The bathroom is tiny (even by European standards). I am only 5'3" / 112 lbs and barely fit in the shower. If I turned around, my back would hit the handle, making it scalding or freezing. There is also a step with a very low header door frame. Hubby is 6'2" and now has 3 gashes in his head from hitting it. A rubber or soft cushioning could solve that. I work remotely, and the internet was way too slow to accomplish anything. All in all, the host could do a lot to spruce the place up. It would be a great stay for a weekend, but not longer. Frederique tried to help, but I think the cultural differences were too great.