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"Employees were helpful, the setting was convenient to the village of Sarlat, our room was immaculate and quiet. Very nice breakfast."

"What an incredible gem. Perfect location and the setting is just beautiful. Staff helped plan a wonderful itinerary from Beynac to Lyon. Very spacious room. So relaxing. If you saw the movie Chocolat, this is about 7 minutes from the village centre. "

"In Sarlat center，walk to many restaurants. easy find street parking right outside hotel. hotel staff is very friendly，room is big and clean."

"The hotel is in an excellent location with a 5 minute walk to the historical centre of Sarlat. The hotel has recently been beautifully refurbished. Breakfast is of a very high standard and great value for money. There is public paid parking in front of the hotel and you can also book paid secure parking from the hotel. The staff are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. There is a bar area that is competitively priced. We would definitely stay here again if in the area."

"Fantastic hotel. Great room, super clean. Amazing restaurant — we had dinner two nights. Best of all: the staff. Everyone took care of us like family. We will be back. "

"Good breakfast, clean room but small."

"The owner of the Naad and the personnel were kind, thoughtful and attentive. The owner herself, Nadine, came to pick me up at the train station in Sarlet on a Sunday evening as there was no taxi to help me get to Sarlet de Caneda. The train does not go all the way to this town, so the owner came to give me a ride to the Naad. The staff gave me a great excursion idea to go to Josephine Baker’s castle. To make it more convenient, Nadine drive me to the castle as well. I had a great buffet breakfast at the Naad and thoroughly enjoyed a tour of Lascaux, walking through the town of Sarlet de Caneda, snd Nadine drove me to the train station the morning I left. What a charming lady, the owner of the Naad, and what a delight stay I enjoyed at the Naad. I recommend the Naad and would return there to visit again. "