La Chapelle Saint Martin

La Chapelle Saint Martin has a friendly homely and personable feel. We stayed 3-nights in a spacious ground floor Deluxe Suite with a very comfortable King Bed and stunning views of the ground’s lawns and lake. Our main reason for selecting La Chapelle Saint Martin was to visit Oradour-sur-Glane where in WW2 the Nazis massacred the entire village of 642 men, women, and children before burning the village to the ground. After the war, the then-General Charles de Gaulle decreed that the ruined village would remain untouched as a reminder of Nazi brutality. Very moving. We also visited Adrien Dubouché National Museum which has the largest public collection of Limoges porcelain in the world. Amazing, and relieved us of quite a deal of cash at their shop for gifts for family and friends. Breakfast and Dinner were absolutely first class and the Soufflé was scrumptious! Staff that pampered us included – Annalee, Maison, Paul (Sommelier) – thanks for the tour of the cellar

We stayed at this hotel in 2023 and as we were travelling for a couple of months we decided to stay here again so that we could have a relaxing time for a few days. The hotel is in lovely grounds so there is plenty of space to move around. We ate in the bistro and enjoyed the food. As before the staff are very thoughtful and attended to our requirements always with a smile. Thank you Aude & Giles

We stayed here as we wanted a few days rest from travelling and we are so pleased we did. The hotel is situated in large grounds with a lake. Charming staff. Thank you especially to Gils and Aude, Constance & Tiffany

My wife and I recently spent a night at La Chapelle Saint Martin. It was a superb experience which started from check-in. Before showing us the room the front desk employee took us with him to tour the property which was a nice attention. Our room (number 5) was on the second floor looking over the entrance and the access road. This is clearly not the best location. I definitely recommend selecting a room on park side. The room was comfortable and well appointed (flat screen TV, coffee machine, safe, ...). Some amenities such as mineral water, pastries and fruits were also provided. However, even by French/European standards the room was not very spacious. The bathroom was also relatively small but equipped by top-notch faucets and toiletries. Special mention however to the room air conditioning system that was both efficient and very silent. We had dinner on the terrace facing the vast park and the surrounding countryside. This is really a peaceful and relaxing setting. Service was friendly, professional and efficient. Although the "amuse-bouche" was relatively unremarkable the following dishes were clearly up to the one-star Michelin ranking. The langoustine starter we shared was tasty and well executed. So were the main courses, the Limousin veal for me - one of the restaurant's signature dishes - and the sea bass for my wife. Dessert, a combination of raspberries and blueberries with a very thin pastry, was light and simply delicious. I also enjoyed breakfast which offers a great variety of options and largely relies on home-made products (the brioche was outstanding). We already had dinner at La Chapelle Saint Martin two years ago and were keen to renew the experience. We were not disappointed and highly recommend the place for a stay in the Limoges area.