Campanile Cahors

Cahors Hotels

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Campanile Cahors Cahors

Situated just over 2 kilometres from central Cahors, a city with a tremendous architectural, natural and cultural heritage, the hotel offers a warm and cosy atmosphere and good value-for-money.

Today Cahors is famous for the almost-legendary red wine that is primarily made from the Malbec grapes grown in vineyards around this old city. The hotel Campanile Cahors is ideally located in this breathtaking region, and from there you can explore and discover the amazing surrounding area and take in the charming ambience of this traditional town. Campanile Cahors is situated just 30 minutes from Rocamadour and is near Padirac with its famous cave. The picturesque village of Saint Cyr la Popie and the magnificent valley of the Lot are also worth a visit. The hotel’s managers and staff are dedicated to making your stay both enjoyable and memorable and ensuring your room is equipped with all the necessary facilities for leisure or work.

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Hotel Policies:

Check In / Check Out
• You may check in from 16:00 hours onwards.
• You must check out by 11:00 hours.
Cancellations
• Cancellations made within days of the check in date are charged 100% of the total booking fee
Payment - We accept
• Visa
• Mastercard
• American Express
• Diners Club

CANCELLATION POLICY: null COMMENTS: Late arrivals and no-shows: arrivals before 23:00. In case of late arrivals the hotel may re sell your room. If you cannot change your time of arrival, please contact the hotel before 23:00 local time.

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Triple Room - 3 Single Beds ()

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Triple Room - 1 Double Bed, 1 Single Bed ()

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Local Attractions:

• Musee du vin(4 km)- Wine museum exhibiting wine making equipment. The museum is housed in a magnificent 14th century building called 'La Chantrerie'.
• Cathédrale St-Etienne(4 km)- Dominating the old town, the Cathédrale St-Etienne, was begun in 1119 and reconstructed between 1285 and 1500. It was the first cathedral in the country to have cupolas, giving it a Romanesque-Byzantine look.
• Pont Valentré(6 km)- This bridge spans the Lot River. The bridge has three machicolated towers and is considered to be Frances finest fortified bridge.

Directions:

By Car (from Toulouse/Montauban): - Take the A20 motorway. - Take the exit 58 and head towards Cahors. - When you have reached Cahors, head towards Brive/Limoges for about 5 km. - The hotel is just next to the roundabout. From Brive/Paris: - Take the A20 motorway towards Cahors. - Take the exit 57. - Then take the N20 to Cahors. - The hotel is just next to the 1st roundabout.

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