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Jennifer
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Peaceful property and beautifully upgraded maison. ☺It was a beautifully preserved maison with all the modern features that made for a comfortable stay. ☹Nothing
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Patrick Nicolle
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We discovered Les Hauts de Saulies thanks to a gift certificate we received. A beautiful, comfortable early 18th-century property, tastefully renovated and decorated. The owners are a welcoming and warm couple, attentive to their guests' every need. The home-style cooking, featuring local produce, is innovative, flavorful, and generous. The owners offer a well-documented tour of their vineyard, from the vines to a tasting of a historic Cahors vintage. We highly recommend this place for a truly memorable stay in the Lot region.

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antoine ramisse
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The place was as wonderful as its owners; it was fantastic from start to finish. Thank you again for everything!

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Henri Bréhin
27 days ago
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A truly charming place! Cyril and Véronique are incredibly generous and attentive hosts, while also being discreet. In short, everything you could want in a bed and breakfast.

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Nathalie Masson
41 days ago
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Beautiful building. Very good table d'hôte.

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Marylou
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A wonderful stay in a lovely, relaxing place ! We spent three nights at Les Hauts de Sauliès and were delighted with the experience! The room was spacious, quite cool despite the high temperatures, and had plenty of storage. The property is beautiful, and the pool was lovely and peaceful. We dined at the estate two evenings and thoroughly enjoyed Véronique's delicious and generous cuisine. She and her husband, Cyril, are charming and attentive hosts (with lovely little touches for our two-year-old son).

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dominique sinquin
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A perfect stay in a charming house, nestled in a beautiful wooded park with a lovely swimming pool that was much appreciated after walks and numerous visits to the surrounding area. The welcome was very warm, and the meals brilliantly combined original flavors with beautiful presentation: a big thank you to Véronique for her culinary talents and for the kindly impromptu extra touch she offered. In short, everything was perfect for a successful stay... a big thank you to our hosts.

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Manon Gre
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Fantastic stay for two in this superb bed and breakfast in a peaceful setting 👍 The rooms were pleasant and clean, without air conditioning but still cool even during a heatwave 🛌 Large swimming pool, lots of greenery 🌳 Breakfast: good quality products, both savory and sweet 🥖 Meals: aperitif, starter, main course, and elaborate and refined dessert; I highly recommend booking one 😋 30 minutes from Saint-Cirq-Lapopie. Parking on the property

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Fabien Grasdepot
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We had a wonderful stay at the magnificent Les Hauts de Sauliès guesthouse. In a peaceful and idyllic setting, everything was perfect: the warm welcome from Véronique and Cyril, their invaluable advice on exploring their beautiful region, the delicious and generous breakfasts, and the succulent dinners, all skillfully prepared by Véronique using fresh, local produce. We will gladly return! Zohra and Fabien

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Where to Stay When Visiting Cahors? Our Tips for a Stay in the Heart of the Lot


As the historic capital of the Lot, Cahors charms visitors with its rich heritage, medieval streets, the famous Valentré Bridge, and its renowned vineyards. Whether you’re coming for a cultural weekend, a culinary getaway, or a vacation exploring the most beautiful sites in Quercy, choosing the right accommodations is essential to making the most of your stay.

So, where should you stay when visiting Cahors? Here are our tips.


Staying in downtown Cahors

Staying in the heart of Cahors lets you fully enjoy the city’s atmosphere. You can explore the following on foot:

  • The Valentré Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • St. Stephen's Cathedral and its remarkable cloister.
  • The Cahors market, one of the most famous in the region.
  • The restaurants, outdoor dining areas, and wine cellars in the historic center.

This option is particularly well-suited for travelers who want to focus on city sightseeing and evening outings.

However, the downtown area can be busier, especially in the summer, and parking may be limited at times.

Choose the area around Cahors for a more peaceful setting

Many visitors prefer to stay in the countryside while remaining close to Cahors.

This option lets you enjoy:

  • peace and quiet and nature;
  • a more authentic setting;
  • more pleasant outdoor spaces;
  • with easy access to the Lot's other major tourist attractions.

In fact, Cahors is often just one stop among many other attractions: Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, the Pech Merle Cave, Cénevières Castle, Rocamadour, and the Padirac Chasm.

Why stay between Cahors and Saint-Cirq-Lapopie?

To explore the entire Lot region, it’s often best to choose accommodations located between Cahors and Saint-Cirq-Lapopie.

This geographic location makes it possible to:

  • to reach Cahors in less than 20 minutes;
  • quick access to the Lot Valley;
  • to discover the most beautiful villages in the department;
  • to reduce daily commute times.

The village of Vers is an excellent starting point for exploring the entire region.

Les Hauts de Sauliès: a charming bed-and-breakfast near Cahors

Located in Vers, just 18 kilometers from Cahors, our bed-and-breakfast, Les Hauts de Sauliès, welcomes you to a charming 18th-century mansion nestled in the heart of the Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park.

You can reach:

After a day of exploring, you’ll enjoy a peaceful, unspoiled setting, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Our property features, among other things:

  • a saltwater-heated pool during the season;
  • a 1.4-hectare wooded park;
  • spacious and comfortable rooms;
  • a table d'hôtes that showcases local products.

What is there to see around Cahors?

While staying in the Cahors area, you can easily explore:

The Valentré Bridge

A symbol of Cahors, this 14th-century fortified bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in southwestern France.

The Cahors Vineyard

Known as the land of Malbec, the Cahors wine region offers numerous opportunities for wine tastings at the estates and châteaux of the Lot Valley.

Saint-Cirq-Lapopie

Ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, Saint-Cirq-Lapopie majestically overlooks the Lot Valley.

The Pech Merle Cave

One of France’s most remarkable prehistoric sites, famous for its cave paintings dating back several thousand years.

Cénevières Castle

A magnificent Renaissance castle overlooking the Lot Valley.


Where to Stay When Visiting Cahors: Our Recommendation

If your goal is simply to explore Cahors during a short stay, the city center is an excellent option.

On the other hand, if you want to explore the treasures of the Lot while enjoying the tranquility of the countryside, a place to stay between Cahors and Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is often the best option.

Les Hauts de Sauliès is thus an ideal location for exploring the department’s main tourist attractions while enjoying a peaceful and authentic setting.

Plan Your Trip to the Lot

Are you looking for a charming bed-and-breakfast near Cahors?

We would be delighted to welcome you to Les Hauts de Sauliès to help you explore our region and share our top recommendations and travel tips with you.


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