Our charming holiday cottages are nestled in a country lane, 500 metres from the banks of the Dordogne river. This secluded 18th century property is set in the beautiful countryside of the Dordogne valley. The picturesque French villages of Meyronne and Saint Sozy are less than 2 kms from our holiday cottages. These villages offer excellent restaurants, a boulangerie, bar and shops. Our accommodation is both traditionally inspired and beautifully finished and comprises a restored 18th century farmhouse and two charmingly renovated French gites. Set in peaceful surroundings, all three cottages are detached and are fully equipped for self catering. Guests of any of our cottages can also enjoy our swimming pool during the summer months. Laborie is located in the famous Dordogne valley, a beautiful French landscape of rolling hills, cliffs, forests, medieval hill villages and delightful towns and we are only minutes from a multitude of attractions and activities.

We have been running our holiday cottage business at Laborie since 2005. We encourage you to come and explore the beauty of the Dordogne Valley and we look forward to welcoming you in the future.

Our self-catering holiday cottages are located in the heart of one of the most beautiful and unspoilt parts of southwest France - The Dordogne Valley - making our cottages the ideal base for a sightseeing holiday in The Dordogne. From the era of Prehistoric Man through the Middle Ages and beyond the Dordogne is steeped in history. The Dordogne region also formed the historic frontier between France and England during the Hundred Years War and this rich heritage offers a renowned variety of sights for you to discover. The Perigord boasts numerous castles, churches and medieval bastides towns as well as beautiful stone villages and prehistoric caves, all set in some of France’s loveliest countryside. Explore the ancient town of Sarlat, or discover the castle Beynac, once captured by Richard the Lionheart. The rich and abundant culinary tradition of the region ensures a wealth of gastronomic treats, and a vast choice of markets,shops and restaurants. The Dordogne river meanders throughout undulating hills, forests and limestone cliffs with new discoveries around every corner.