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Hotels in Albiac

Need a break? Travel. Stressed? Travel. Hungry? Travel. You get the drift. If you're going to Albiac and need a place to stay, let lastminute.com.au help. You won't find many hotels directly in the centre, but you will find 4 options within 10 kilometres of Albiac's downtown.

A few of the best accommodation options within easy reach of the centre are the Le Lion d'Or and Logis Auberge de la Fontaine.

You might also like to try the Le Pont de l'Ouysse, which is located 20 kilometres away. Or perhaps the La Terrasse, just a distance of 20 kilometres from Albiac. We'd also recommend the Le Grézalide and the La Noyeraie. The first is 16 kilometres from downtown, while the second is 12 kilometres away.

Don't shoot through before you've checked out the Chateau de St-Laurent-les-Tours and Chateau de Castelnau-Bretenoux in Saint-Vincent-du-Pendit. If you'd like to visit Saint-Vincent-du-Pendit, consider the rates at the Hotel Du Touring and Hotel Victor Hugo. 12 kilometres to the northwest of Albiac you can also stay at Alvignac, which is home to the Hôtel du Château and Club Belambra Les Portes de Dordogne. While in Alvignac, be sure to explore Padirac Cave and the Chapelle Notre-Dame.

You'll come across some awesome visitor attractions in Brive-la-Gaillarde. The Musee Labenche, Church of St-Martin and Centre National d'Etudes Edmond Michelet are our top picks. This regional hub is positioned 50 kilometres northwest of Albiac and has a population of 53,000. Visite du Chateau d'eau and the Maison Denoix are a couple more attractions which are sure to offer up some envy-inducing photo ops. The QUALYS-HOTEL Le Quercy and La Truffe Noire are a couple of places to stay in Brive-la-Gaillarde.

If you want to stay near the airport when you arrive, see if you can get a room at the Premiere Classe Brive La Gaillarde Ouest or the B&B Hôtel BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE. And if you can't be bothered pulling out a map, Brive - Vallee de la Dordogne Airport is situated 50 kilometres away from downtown Albiac.