The views from the hotel over the pool were amazing particularly as there was a big thunder and lightening storm while eating our dinner. The dinner was light and delicious - every course.

Very little to mention except that plugs to charge mobile phones were accessed with difficulty. We were walking the Camino and had to take a taxi from local town and back next morning as hotel is not next to the GR65. However this went smoothly through the hotel.

Once found after several sat nav calamities it's a place you don't want to leave. Very friendly and helpful staff with an understated atmosphere setting it apart from the stunning view of the valley below , made even more magical with the optics of the large infinity pool. Food in the restaurant both breakfast and dinner were of a high standard. I would love to have stayed longer. You need a car with a good satnav to access though!

Nothing.

Well, the free upgrade to a suite was a major bonus, but even without that it was a perfect stay. The staff were all super friendly and helpful. The property on the whole was stunning with unrivaled views... The pool, jacuzzi, sauna etc were fantastic and I liked that the jacuzzi/sauna were booked so you had private use... Opportunity for room service was fantastic, it was nice to dine in privacy on the room's balcony.

The food was fantastic - really special, but to be honest I was in the mood for something a bit more simple on the evening that I was there - after relaxing around the pool for a couple of hours I just wanted to grab a bite to eat, rather than eat a Michelin calibre meal.... I wish they had been a couple of more relaxed food options to choose from.

If you want real peace and calm away from it all, this is the place for you. The hotel is set in its own grounds, miles from any main road. It has the most stunning views over the valley which you can experience from your room (ask for one overlooking the valley) or the infinity pool which overlooks the valley. The room was very well appointed and comfortable (a round bed !). We ate in the hotel (there is nowhere else to go) and had an entirely acceptable dinner.

"Bien etre" means "well being" . One aspect of well being in this day and age is being able to keep in touch with the outside world and deal with personal or business issues that need dealing with . The hotel wi-fi did not work and no amount of trying by the hotel staff could make it work. Personally, I found that annoying. It was even more annoying to then relax with a glass of wine which was undrinkable. I am not sure why they sell this. However, these are minor criticisms. Overall, this is a very nice place and every visitor should also visit the medieval town of Lauzerte on the opposite hill.

Excellent kitchen!

We loved our stay at The Belvedere. The service was amazing. The rooms/bathroom could be a little updated

The views were outstanding and the pool was beautiful and very clean. The staff too were very friendly and helpful to us.

The pool and the food were outstanding

The staff and The Restaurant.

Restaurant food was superb. Nicely presented, well cooked.

Room floor gritty (asked for it to be swept morning 1- it was not,ever) shower drain not working properly flooded bathroom (reported this - stayed the same. Room tired & poor quality. Bar drinks very expensive 4*+/5* prices Pool towels @ €5/each/day - no hotel I've ever stayed in charges this. We've stayed here twice this year but not likely to again