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There's only 1 place to stay within a 10-kilometre radius of central La Porcherie, so you'll need to move faster than a kid on red cordial if you want to stay close by.

Never been that good at decisions? Don't sweat it. The Hôtel-Restaurant de la Tour may be your only option if you are keen on staying close to the action.

Some other hotel options include the Roulottes des Monédières - Caravan Park, which is 14 kilometres from central La Porcherie, and the Hotel du Golf, which is 35 kilometres away. Cover your bases by also checking out the Hôtel Teyssier, 17 kilometres away.

Don't shoot through before you've had a squiz at the Musee du President Jacques Chirac and La Tour Cesar in Meyrignac-l'Eglise. Some of our recommended Meyrignac-l'Eglise accommodation options include the Mercure Correze La Seniorie and Domaine des Monédières en Corrèze. Or, you could consider staying in Naves, 35 kilometres to the southeast of La Porcherie, where you can pick from the P'tit Dej-HOTEL Tulle and Le Relais des Monédières. Gimel Waterfalls and Musee Departemental de la Resistance et de la Deportation are up there with the most popular places to explore for those visiting Naves.

ESTER Technopole, Zenith de Limoges and Parc des Expositions de Limoges are just a few of the sweet things to see and do in Limoges. This regional centre is 35 kilometres northwest of La Porcherie and has a population of 140,000. The Musee Municipal de l'Eveche and the Jardin de l'Eveche are a couple more sights that are sure to offer up some envy-inducing photo ops. There are a number of great hotels where you can hit the hay for a night or two in Limoges. Check out the facilities at the Novotel Limoges Le Lac and Mercure Limoges Royal Limousin.

Admit it. You're panicking, right? You've booked your flight but nowhere to stay? How about checking out the La Chapelle Saint - Martin Relais & Chateaux? It's practically on the doorstep of Limoges International Airport, which is just 45 kilometres from the centre of La Porcherie.