Perfect haven to enjoy and explore the Dordogne’s rich tapestry of treasures. Beautiful Watermill (Moulin), sleeps up to 15 set within 2.7 hectares offering a peaceful haven to relax and get together with family and friends while taking advantage of all the delightful sights this beautiful region has to offer. Rejuvenate and rediscover your senses! For larger parties, our fabulous “Petit Gite” offers further accommodation for a further 2 to 4 guests (additional fee). Set in one of the most picturesque and historic regions in France, the adorable Moulin de l’Hoste nestles serenely on the banks of the River Nauze. This charming 19th century water mill, located just south of enchanting Belves (classified as one of “Les Plus Beaux Villages de France”), has been lovingly refurbished and offers luxurious accommodation for up to 15 guests. For larger parties, our fabulous “Petit Gite” offers further accommodation for a further 2-4 guests. Kindly note guests from both properties share the communal areas on the estate. Our pool is open end May to September. The Moulin is quintessentially French, full of character with superb exposed stone walls, romantic beamed ceilings, large comfortable sofas, log burner, huge bedrooms, all ensuite, large, fully equipped kitchen and delightful private bespoke outside dining and barbeque ares. In the gardens are chill out and play areas. It has everything you need for a wonderful and memorable holiday. Le Moulin de l'Hoste is situated on the main D710. Our perfect location allows our guests to explore and enjoy this wonderful region with many famous attractions and activities being just a short drive away. Rest assured your relaxation and comfort coupled with fun and enjoyment of our lovely facilities and the surrounding area are our priorities. When not exploring guests can relax beside the pool in the sunshine, play games or delight in dining under the stars in our attractive alfresco dining and BBQ facilities. We live in another property on site with our two friendly Golden Retrievers and would love to welcome you here to share all the stunning Périgord Noir has to offer… SIGHTSEEING The Dordogne Valley is rich in hidden treasures, culture, history and gastronomic delights, there is so much to do and see. Our perfect location in the wonderful Périgord Noir allows our guests to explore and enjoy this wonderful region with many famous attractions and activities being just a short drive away. Breath-taking sights are plentiful in this area; beautiful lush and verdant forests gently embrace the meandering Dordogne River alongside dramatic and stunningly beautiful cliffside villages like La Roque Gageac and Beynac-et-Cazenac, which attract visitors from all over the world, including Hollywood movie makers! Built on top of the cliff dominating the village, you’ll find the enchanting Chateau de Beynac where you can follow in the footsteps of Richard the Lionheart, the famous King of England, who once walked these halls, probably eyeing the Château de Castelnaud opposite (containing the French opposition to the English invaders) and contemplating his strategies! Our area abounds with so many magnificent chateaux; pretty, picture perfect medieval bastide towns, including our own lovely Belvès as well as Monpazier, Domme, Beaumont -du-Périgord, Lalinde, Villefranche-du-Périgord. Most of these charming bastides are also accredited with being among the ‘most beautiful villages in France’ – Les Plus Beaux Villages de France. Also worth visiting is Sarlat-la-Canéda, a beautifully restored medieval town and one of the most renowned and visited in France. SPORTING ACTIVITIES The Dordogne Valley is the perfect location for rock climbing, paragliding, cycling, mountain biking, canoeing and kayaking, canyoning, horse riding, golf and so much more! It’s the number one destination for ramblers, with thousands of superb walks throughout the Valley. FOOD LOVERS' PARADISE From the vineyards of Bergerac and its famous Monbazillac to the Domme wines, walnut wine, chestnut liquor, and pastis of Sarlat, the Périgord excels in gastronomy and ‘La Belle Vie’. A region famous the world over for its gastronomy, the Périgord flourishes in nature’s larder, bustling markets, colourful festivals and sumptuous cuisine including: foie gras, truffles (the black diamond of the Périgord), Bergerac wines, strawberries, walnuts, mushrooms, jams, cheese, honey… Here your tastebuds dance to the intoxicating variety of flavours exclusive to the Dordogne Valley. There is so much more!