Le Moulin de l'Abbaye

"In this picturesque village where visitors can journey from prehistory to the Renaissance, this restaurant enjoys a truly stunning setting at the base of a cliff. This outbuilding of the Benedictine abbey of Brantôme also features a splendid terrace on the banks of the River Dronne, facing the town’s 16C angled bridge. Here, the chef’s fine, flavoursome cuisine is ably supported by a cast of superb ingredients, perfect cooking techniques and meticulous presentation. All in all, a venerable property with a contemporary and timeless charm." - Michelin Inspector

Moulin de l'Abbaye, a Design Boutique Hotel Brantôme en Périgord, France

"Moulin de L'Abbaye is in the market town of Brantôme, in Périgord. It offers rooms with air-conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a safety deposit box and free WiFi. Brantôme village is considered the “Venice of Périgord”. You will discover the cultural and natural wealth of Périgord. The rooms are shared between 3 buildings: Moulin de L'Abbaye (main house), Maison du Meunier, opposite Moulin de L'Abbaye, and Maison de l’Abbé (Abbot House), 984 feet away on the other side of the river. Thus, according to the room category, you can be located in one or the other House. The restaurant and terrace offer views of the surrounding area including the oldest bell tower in France. Advanced booking is required before arrival. Breakfast is available daily in the restaurant. The reception is open 24 hours a day. A private parking is at your disposal at the rate of €15 per night. Please note that only members of staff are allowed to park cars so at your arrival, please let your car in front of the entrance." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

Le Moulin de l'Abbaye (Brantôme, Nouvelle Aquitaine) 3 Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"France isn’t exactly facing a shortage of exceedingly picturesque locales, but even by local standards, the village of Brantôme is a spectacular one, with a medieval bridge crossing the Dronne river as the immediate backdrop for the Moulin de l’Abbaye, the region’s longest-serving luxury hotel. It started from rather prosaic beginnings — the name simply means “the abbey’s mill” — but a few hundred years of patina, a generous coating of ivy, and a thoroughly luxurious renovation have transformed it into a hotel that’s anything but mundane." - Tablet Hotels