WOW. What a location. When visiting Rocamadour, you would really want to be in the main centre......And boy, does this deliver. I travelled (road trip) with 4 friend and when arriving, they were all blown away. Location is nothing short of perfect for exploring, the steps rising to the top are right opposite the hotel. The hotel is very traditional which is charming. The owner (who checked us in and assisted with our dinner and breakfast) was excellent. Breakfast was a basic sweet continental affair but it was fine and set us up for the day. My room has a balcony over looking the valley which was lovely. Parking worked for us as we could park the cars and motorbikes right opposite and just driving through the arch and down the cobbled street is an experience. It feels like you shouldn't be allowed to do it. Overall? A great stay. Thanks.

My rooms decor was a little old but then for the money we paid? It was still great value.

It's a cosy, family-run hotel with prime location at the feet of the stairs leading to the sanctuary. Everything is spotlessly clean and taken care of. The bed in my room was rather soft but comfortable. There's a fantastic view from the terrace. The rooms aren't very spacious, but that's the nature of medieval buildings. Despite the owner's efforts, due to the thickness of the walls, the W-Fi connection in the room is weak, so manage your expectations. The cell connection works fine. The AC/heating/dehumidifier works great and is completely silent. There's a small parking in front of the hotel with limited capacity, but it gives you at least the possibility to drop off the luggages and park at the bottom of the hill.

The hotel is quaint and old-fashioned (this is not an insult). The workers are very friendly. The location is amazing. (Hint, you can look almost directly down to the hotel from the ramparts way above the city.)

It is indeed possibly to park in front of the hotel. If you decide to drive there to park and you arrive before 7:00 p.m. be prepared to have many pedestrians on the tiny road give you annoyed looks as you inch past them. ;-) Internet didn't work while we were there.

Fantastic view of the gorge from our terrace room. Hot air balloons flying down the gorge outside our window early each morning, with peace and quiet broken only by the sound of birdsong. Free parking right outside the hotel in the centre of town (not in peak summer season) and plenty of other car parks nearby. Excellent value for money. Genevieve the manager was super friendly and went out of her way to help when we lost our room key - interrupting a family dinner to drive back to Rocamadour to let us in!! We also enjoyed the birds of prey show at Le Rocher des Aigles.

Toilet in the room was tiny. I’m 6ft tall and me knees were nearly touching the wall opposite to the toilet bowl!!

The lady who checked us in was so sweet and nice. The food at the restaurant was excellent. The room was clean, and we had an amazing view from the bedroom window. Very quiet at night. Not a sound.

There is no parking allowed during the day close to the hotel. Cars have to be parked outside the city. It could be an inconvenience for some people, but the walk is short, and the location so unique that it wasn't really an issue for us.

Fantastic location, excellent hostess, she really did go out of her way to help us!

Parking was a it tricky because the parking outside the hotel is only available after 5.00pm and very limited. There is more parking a few 100 metres away, but again no space. It is very busy with pedestrians walking down the narrow cobbled road through the ancient town so getting to parking was a mission in itself. All understandable and couldn't be helped. We could leave our car outside hotel to unload our luggage!

Location is superb - on main street near main gate (little train stops there - you cannot drive up to hotel during day - leave car in car park and take train - runs every 15 minutes) view is beyond belief - you look out across the valley at the cliffs watching the birds and birds of prey and the Montgolfiers (hot air balloons) - close to the lift and the Stations of the Cross - Rocamadour is of course built on a cliff edge so probably not suitable for those with limited mobility - it was our wedding anniversary and hotel reserved a table for us with superb valley views for dinner - dinner was excellent

The location was amazing right on the edge of the valley with great views. The rooms were well soundproofed and we could hear little noise from other rooms. Despite being in the centre it was very quiet. The hotel was very charming and the staff friendly and helpful and very approachable. The owner went out of her way to help us with parking. There was air conditioning which would be useful in hot weather but we didn’t use it. The beds were incredibly clean comfortable and there was loads of hot water. Breakfast was OK basic, bread, croissants, butter jams, yoghurts, fruit juice/tea/coffee.

The restaurant and bar was closed the night we stayed. This was disappointing. The owner was very apologetic and it was unavoidable. Other restaurants were also closed.

When our host through another platform cancelled our paid reservation the day we were set to arrive in Rocamadour, we were lucky to get a room at Le Terminus de Pèlerin. Merci Geneviève for accommodating us with parking, a room right in the centre of town and with a warm and welcoming breakfast. A great terrace with breathtaking views! Merci!

Fantastic location in centre of the old town. Lovely clean room with balcony. Comfortable bed. Very helpful and welcoming owner.

Decor a little dated and restaurant was shut during our stay which wasn’t evident from the website, which was a shame.