Hotel les Glycines and Spa 4 Stars

Excellent location at the end of the town and walkable to village restaurants and the museum. The hotel seemed newly renovated. Our room adjoined a well manicured park. The decor is contemporary and comfortable. Dinner at the gourmet restaurant was excellent but the breakfast was disappointing with too few choices for the price.

Nestled in the Dordorgne valley on the edge of the hamlet of Les Eyzies (home to the caves of our forefathers ~ Cro Magnon) Les Glycines is now a Michelin star rated hotel. My family stayed there for three nights in 3 clean, fresh, quiet, air-conditioned rooms. Camille, the energetic and welcoming front desk lady, was very helpful. We had dinner at the beautiful terrace overlooking the gardens and pool. The dinner was delicious, and the the attention to every detail was impressive. Service, location, friendliness and attentiveness were all excellent. I will be back, and take advantage of the spa next time!

A great dinner in a very nice setting. The staff were very friendly staff, we really enjoyed the wine pairings with he courses and loved the food! Especially the main. I liked that you could buy soap and other handmade products from local businesses.

Three of us went to the Bistrot at "Les Glycines" hotel for a birthday lunch. We live in another village and decided to try some thing out of our usual restaurant choices. We had a truly fantastic lunch, the food was excellent and perfectly prepared and well-described for what it was, but it was the service that topped everything. Alain was our main waiter, and he was attentive, responsive and genuinely engaging with a great smile, and he attended to everything we requested. Bravo to the young waitstaff team we had - it made a great experience just fantastic. We would definitely return for the food (excellent hot foie gras) and ambience, but mostly because of a positive service experience with Alain and his female colleague.

This hotel, restaurant and spa is really fabulous. The staff spoke fluent English which was particularly helpful given our limited French. The room was one of the best we have stayed in (junior suite) so comfy with luxury toiletries and quiet air con overlooking the splendid gardens. The Michelin star restaurant was fabulous and they catered perfectly for my 9 year old son who had his first ever Michelin meal and loved it! The pool and gardens are stunning and well maintained. We didn’t try the spa ( a regret) but so much to see and do in the area it kept us busy! I can’t recommend this hotel enough. It’s a true gem in the heart of the dordogne and well worth the money we spent staying there. Huge thanks to all the staff!

Arrival was a dream as I had stayed before but this was in the heat of summer and that pool beckoned . in a terraced suite at the end of the row. table of 4 to 6, entry with day bed table for 2, up a step to the bed area and beyond to the lovely bathroom. The grounds here are extensive going back where one gets a view of an old fortrification and the bee hives. The huge pool area with ample seating, suntanning area. The food again was devine and service with Simon highly personable.