Hotels With Breakfast in Bourgogne-Franche-Comte, France

Room was spotless as was the corner shower and loo. Easy to find hotel plenty parking -very convenient stop midway on return from ski ing. Traffic delayed us so arrived later than planned-ate in adjoining restaurant and that was also excellent . Breakfast was good quality-lots of choice ( but no marmite😂)

Outstanding! We have stayed in this hotel numerous times before when on motorcycle tours as a stopping point on way to the mountains. We love the quiet location, the authenticity and the convenience of being able to park motorcycles outside. This year was really different with the excellent hospitality provided by Danny. He went above and beyond as an excellent host, fantastic barman and helped make sure we had an excellent stay in the city with recommendations for occupying ourselves in the evening. Even half the service provided would have put most hotels to shame, but really the stay was excellent thanks to him. We will certainly be back.

Cheap, cell like room, noisy, hot, put family’s far from each other. Never again! I had a 3 bed cell, the lower floor was particularly bad as lots of people used the picnic tables for drinking and then earlier breakfast outside our room! Reminded me of being on a small train carriage

I can only confirm the previous opinion because I was in the family on the same weekend, I was also watching the group of young girls ... arrive almost everything has been said ( grills between staff, Inexistent staff friendship in addition to the high level of alcohol at night end, cleaning of the places) I added: no mask port of staff despite all posters to force customers to wear one of them, drinking distributor in pandemic while we had 40 degrees in the rooms, booked for 2 rooms but we have one for 4 people and one dog (I let you imagine the night) breakfast very limited even in prison they are my servings... To our Arrival at 15h and after waiting 15 minutes at the reception you discover the breakfast rests of the morning on the table !!!!! Place to avoid !!!

Excellent hotel, conveniently located with free private parking. Reception were welcoming and friendly. Room was very comfortable with a pool view. Hotel bar and snack bar were both good with a friendly manager. The hotel isn’t cheap but, remember, nothing is in Beaune! This is the best Accor property we have stayed at in France in the last few years. Recommended.

We searched a hotel in the centre of Beaune and found the perfect one; clean, with parking, with all the comforts near the main places reachable on foot. We found some work on restructuring, but they didn't stop with our living.The comfortable bed,in the very clean bathroom,a beautiful big shower! I liked the numbering of the TV guide of the channels of every nation on my desk.Caffe The boiler,the only fault I found was the chicken in my bed,in July it was a little too much. At the entrance, you could taste a little chocolate croissant... we were good,I advise!

Hôtel bien tenu et propre Accueil chaleureux Et de plus sécurisé: un agent est présent toute la nuit - pas besoin d'utiliser la borne pour rentrer En plus: bien placé pas loin de l'autoroute et proche d'un centre commercial où il est possible de faire le plein à un prix raisonable

Great location, great/secure parking, cool room (despite hot temperature outside). But....we arrived at check-in, followed by another family, but had to wait for the receptionist to answer 2 external calls, before she would even acknowledge our presence. We had 3 bikes on our car, which we mentioned. The receptionist just waved to another part of the hotel, indicating where we could store the bikes safely. We subsequently discovered the secure parking, which meant we could leave the bikes with the car, but this was over an hour later, and with no assistance/suggestion from reception. As far as Covid 19 is concerned, the hotel just appeared to be paying lip service, with hand sanitisers available. Breakfast was a complete shambles. Just 1 lady struggling to provide clean trays, no social distancing, not enough room - people were taking trays to sit by the pool, as tables weren't being cleared - again no staff. We all felt very uncomfortable, and subsequently ended up eating on the front terrace - just to get away from other people, and to be able to sit down! Completely understaffed. Would we stay again (a stopover on the way to the Alpes), maybe, but definitely not while Covid19 remains an issue! The English receptionist at checkout, was very 'short'. We got the impression that the staff that were there, were completely overwhelmed.

Ideal for a family stay for several days. Property of the places. Most friendly receptionist. Just not suitable for tables and chairs in the room to eat with a little child. Otherwise nothing to say is impeccable.

I will make a short stay: excellent price quality ratio, location 500 m from the A6.Proprete motorway, perfect welcome and small dej (see price).Go closed eyes to visit Beaune in particular.The welcome is made in Campanile at 300 m.

A McGallery Collection medium-sized property with an unsurpassed de rigeuer location for serious sightseeing and shopping travellers. Lit up in pink at night, it is an impressive historic structure overlooking Darcy Square/Garden conveniently walking distance to the prime tourist spots of old Dijon: the Cathedral, the Ducal Ducal Palace/Musee de Beaux Arts, Place de la Liberation, and feeding spots ranging from the Les Halles Dijon to the Michelin-starred L’Asperule. Diagonally across are the city tramway rails with a fortuitous station stop. Crossing the tram railway takes you to the Rue de la Liberte through the landmark Porte Guillaume (William Gate), which is the main sightseeing and shopping drag of Dijon’s old city center packed with period buildings. Equally fascinating side streets packed with historic structures and sites feed off this main street. The hotel itself has smallish rooms along dark hallways, with views of Darcy Square, its garden or adjacent buildings and furnished in spare modernist style with oversized modernist art copies and see-through bathrooms. Reception staff are charming but unexceptional. You basically take care of yourself here. The Bar is a very popular post-sightseeing relaxation spot with great cocktails and friendly wait staff, with occasional small live jazz entertainment at night.

My friend and I enjoyed a lovely stay at this hotel. The rooms were beautifully decorated and very light and airy (I enjoyed a window that I could open with a view of the valley). Lovely bathroom, spacious tub with a shower (request a tub rug so you don't slip on the surface), soft towels and robes (although they're made for thin guests - I recommend to the hotel they stock some robes that are roomier). The hotel offers a warm and inviting area for drinks from the well-stocked bar and the staff, from the front desk, the concierge, and the bartender are all very friendly and at all times, helpful. Upon my departure, the concierge explained to the cab driver that I would need help getting my luggage up to the platform at the Beaune train station. The drive from the hotel to the train station is approximately ten minutes. The restaurant offers a wonderful array of breakfast items. Hot and cold, including delicious croissants and homemade breads to toast. Regarding the adjacent spa, it pains me to write, I was terribly disappointed in the massage I received upon my arrival. If you are accustomed to a spa that with showers and all the amenities that a five star hotel would normally offer, do not book this spa. My masseuse did not speak English. It took ten minutes for her to understand that I didn't want the table heated. Other than this disappointing experience, the hotel was excellent and I would return. The Michelin star restaurant, Clos du Cedre, also adjacent to the hotel was amazing. Highly recommend this excellent restaurant.

I don't think it's unreasonable to expect superior service at a hotel that costs four times as much as others in the area. Sure, the grounds are beautiful and the rooms and amenities luxurious, but, I shouldn't experience drain backups and burnt-out light bulbs. In the dining room, there were at least three staff each morning but no tables had been cleared and you had to go find your own utensils and someone to bring you coffee. I've experienced better service at the Holiday Inn Express.

This is my fourth stay at this excellent old town centre hotel, twice with my wife and twice as a solo traveller. As ever, the hotel was excellent, and my stay all too short. I stayed in room 1, and a feature I appreciated is that each guest who booked into the restaurant is allocated a dedicated table identified by a name tag. There is a new American bar, which works well and I would say is American/French, not brash at all. Give this is Beaune, the wine list was exemplary, as was the food. There was also gated parking which was important as I was driving an expensive red car! I stay in many good hotels but this is one of my favourites. 10/10.

This was the fairy tale Chateau- tall beautiful towers, sweeping drives and gardens, perfect lawns and fountains- but then it was backed up by a ‘fairy tale experience’. As we arrived at the hotel car park I thought we had crashed someone’s wedding- there were ladies In beautiful dresses and gents in casual/smart wear wandering around the inner courtyard sipping cocktails. It turned out after a warm welcome by the hotel greeter who took our bags, that this was no wedding, but merely the cocktail party for all guests that is held every evening at 6-7pm. With a three piece live band playing classical & easy listening music, free cocktails & canapés from the endless trays of attentive waiters, we wandered around the grounds of this stunning , very grand hotel , and mingled with the other guests - and yes we felt like guests at a very posh wedding. Not bad on Thursday evening on trip down to the South of France. Also worth a mention was the restaurant- a Michelin mentioned restaurant- such incredible beautiful food delivered by waiters & sommeliers who attentive but not hanging around. The chef here really deserves a Michelin star such was the gorgeous food- the views from the large windows are also worth a mention - across the lawns and down to the lake. Stunning. But perhaps the highest praise is for the staff - from the manager to the receptionist - they were so friendly , helping to sort out any problems, all spoke English very well and were generally charming. The room we had was large - high ceilings and windows and with a lovely bathroom and a view of the lake. Definitely will return again

Excellent hotel, conveniently located with free private parking. Reception were welcoming and friendly. Room was very comfortable with a pool view. Hotel bar and snack bar were both good with a friendly manager. The hotel isn’t cheap but, remember, nothing is in Beaune! This is the best Accor property we have stayed at in France in the last few years. Recommended.

The hotel is very clean and tidy, with kitchen equipment is very convenient, it is very convenient to walk to the city center in more than ten minutes. The only thing is that there is no water in the room. I asked the front desk to pick it up. The result was a hot water full of dust.

A McGallery Collection medium-sized property with an unsurpassed de rigeuer location for serious sightseeing and shopping travellers. Lit up in pink at night, it is an impressive historic structure overlooking Darcy Square/Garden conveniently walking distance to the prime tourist spots of old Dijon: the Cathedral, the Ducal Ducal Palace/Musee de Beaux Arts, Place de la Liberation, and feeding spots ranging from the Les Halles Dijon to the Michelin-starred L’Asperule. Diagonally across are the city tramway rails with a fortuitous station stop. Crossing the tram railway takes you to the Rue de la Liberte through the landmark Porte Guillaume (William Gate), which is the main sightseeing and shopping drag of Dijon’s old city center packed with period buildings. Equally fascinating side streets packed with historic structures and sites feed off this main street. The hotel itself has smallish rooms along dark hallways, with views of Darcy Square, its garden or adjacent buildings and furnished in spare modernist style with oversized modernist art copies and see-through bathrooms. Reception staff are charming but unexceptional. You basically take care of yourself here. The Bar is a very popular post-sightseeing relaxation spot with great cocktails and friendly wait staff, with occasional small live jazz entertainment at night.

My friend and I enjoyed a lovely stay at this hotel. The rooms were beautifully decorated and very light and airy (I enjoyed a window that I could open with a view of the valley). Lovely bathroom, spacious tub with a shower (request a tub rug so you don't slip on the surface), soft towels and robes (although they're made for thin guests - I recommend to the hotel they stock some robes that are roomier). The hotel offers a warm and inviting area for drinks from the well-stocked bar and the staff, from the front desk, the concierge, and the bartender are all very friendly and at all times, helpful. Upon my departure, the concierge explained to the cab driver that I would need help getting my luggage up to the platform at the Beaune train station. The drive from the hotel to the train station is approximately ten minutes. The restaurant offers a wonderful array of breakfast items. Hot and cold, including delicious croissants and homemade breads to toast. Regarding the adjacent spa, it pains me to write, I was terribly disappointed in the massage I received upon my arrival. If you are accustomed to a spa that with showers and all the amenities that a five star hotel would normally offer, do not book this spa. My masseuse did not speak English. It took ten minutes for her to understand that I didn't want the table heated. Other than this disappointing experience, the hotel was excellent and I would return. The Michelin star restaurant, Clos du Cedre, also adjacent to the hotel was amazing. Highly recommend this excellent restaurant.

I don't think it's unreasonable to expect superior service at a hotel that costs four times as much as others in the area. Sure, the grounds are beautiful and the rooms and amenities luxurious, but, I shouldn't experience drain backups and burnt-out light bulbs. In the dining room, there were at least three staff each morning but no tables had been cleared and you had to go find your own utensils and someone to bring you coffee. I've experienced better service at the Holiday Inn Express.

This is my fourth stay at this excellent old town centre hotel, twice with my wife and twice as a solo traveller. As ever, the hotel was excellent, and my stay all too short. I stayed in room 1, and a feature I appreciated is that each guest who booked into the restaurant is allocated a dedicated table identified by a name tag. There is a new American bar, which works well and I would say is American/French, not brash at all. Give this is Beaune, the wine list was exemplary, as was the food. There was also gated parking which was important as I was driving an expensive red car! I stay in many good hotels but this is one of my favourites. 10/10.

This was the fairy tale Chateau- tall beautiful towers, sweeping drives and gardens, perfect lawns and fountains- but then it was backed up by a ‘fairy tale experience’. As we arrived at the hotel car park I thought we had crashed someone’s wedding- there were ladies In beautiful dresses and gents in casual/smart wear wandering around the inner courtyard sipping cocktails. It turned out after a warm welcome by the hotel greeter who took our bags, that this was no wedding, but merely the cocktail party for all guests that is held every evening at 6-7pm. With a three piece live band playing classical & easy listening music, free cocktails & canapés from the endless trays of attentive waiters, we wandered around the grounds of this stunning , very grand hotel , and mingled with the other guests - and yes we felt like guests at a very posh wedding. Not bad on Thursday evening on trip down to the South of France. Also worth a mention was the restaurant- a Michelin mentioned restaurant- such incredible beautiful food delivered by waiters & sommeliers who attentive but not hanging around. The chef here really deserves a Michelin star such was the gorgeous food- the views from the large windows are also worth a mention - across the lawns and down to the lake. Stunning. But perhaps the highest praise is for the staff - from the manager to the receptionist - they were so friendly , helping to sort out any problems, all spoke English very well and were generally charming. The room we had was large - high ceilings and windows and with a lovely bathroom and a view of the lake. Definitely will return again

Excellent hotel, conveniently located with free private parking. Reception were welcoming and friendly. Room was very comfortable with a pool view. Hotel bar and snack bar were both good with a friendly manager. The hotel isn’t cheap but, remember, nothing is in Beaune! This is the best Accor property we have stayed at in France in the last few years. Recommended.

The hotel is very clean and tidy, with kitchen equipment is very convenient, it is very convenient to walk to the city center in more than ten minutes. The only thing is that there is no water in the room. I asked the front desk to pick it up. The result was a hot water full of dust.

Hotel is in a great central location, park your car, check in & then stroll the streets on foot. Room is very clean, no faults of cleanliness whatsoever. Wifi was great... However, the rooms have no love, no personality, just bare basics. Great for a one night stopover. Breakfast is just OK. Staffed by part-time students who don't deliver great customer service. Not their fault. No real complaints, but would we stay again, no I doubt it. Not great value for money except given its location.

We had a really nice stay in this hotel. It is very good located,just around the corner from the city center. The room was quiet large and e good alternative to a hotel. The staff was friendly and the breakfast had everything you need. It‘s such a beautiful place and when you read a bit about the history it‘s really interesting.

A McGallery Collection medium-sized property with an unsurpassed de rigeuer location for serious sightseeing and shopping travellers. Lit up in pink at night, it is an impressive historic structure overlooking Darcy Square/Garden conveniently walking distance to the prime tourist spots of old Dijon: the Cathedral, the Ducal Ducal Palace/Musee de Beaux Arts, Place de la Liberation, and feeding spots ranging from the Les Halles Dijon to the Michelin-starred L’Asperule. Diagonally across are the city tramway rails with a fortuitous station stop. Crossing the tram railway takes you to the Rue de la Liberte through the landmark Porte Guillaume (William Gate), which is the main sightseeing and shopping drag of Dijon’s old city center packed with period buildings. Equally fascinating side streets packed with historic structures and sites feed off this main street. The hotel itself has smallish rooms along dark hallways, with views of Darcy Square, its garden or adjacent buildings and furnished in spare modernist style with oversized modernist art copies and see-through bathrooms. Reception staff are charming but unexceptional. You basically take care of yourself here. The Bar is a very popular post-sightseeing relaxation spot with great cocktails and friendly wait staff, with occasional small live jazz entertainment at night.

The hotel is very clean and tidy, with kitchen equipment is very convenient, it is very convenient to walk to the city center in more than ten minutes. The only thing is that there is no water in the room. I asked the front desk to pick it up. The result was a hot water full of dust.

We had a really nice stay in this hotel. It is very good located,just around the corner from the city center. The room was quiet large and e good alternative to a hotel. The staff was friendly and the breakfast had everything you need. It‘s such a beautiful place and when you read a bit about the history it‘s really interesting.

We checked in yesterday (02 Jan 2024) for 2 nights stay. The hotel seems to be fanciful but breakfast is priced very expensively at 21€. We wanted to try this new concept of the Accor group anyway so why not? The room was in general clean but to my horror, upon lifting up the toilet bowl cover, I was greeted with a toilet bowl full of yellowish piss that had not been flushed away. That meant that the toilet was never ever cleaned before releasing for next guest.. or the housekeeping took a convenient piss before leaving and forgetting to flush. Anyway, it could be a genuine mistake so let's not make a fuss at this moment. But I was disappointed to see that there was hardly any amenities in the room. No tea or coffee bags with water boiler. There was only a packet of drinking water in the minibar. It turned out that the water was not even replenished the next day. What was funny: there is a sticker on the minibar door that indicates vending machine available on ground floor. But it could not be found. When we asked the receptionist, we were told that the vending machine is still yet to be installed ??!?!? And suggested to us to go to their restaurant bar to order water or drinks instead. No way ! I am not going to pay for pricey drinking water or tea from their restaurant. Not mentioning that the service charge we will have to pay for getting drinking water there. For a hotel at this tariff, I expected at least to have the basic water, teabags and coffee bags available and replenished! At least most of the basic hotels in France offer this. Some hotels would even offered a coffee machine with capsules. It makes us started to look around the room with a more critical eye. Indeed not only drinking water and basic beverages are not offered. There was only a small bar of handsoap and a miserable piece of body soap placed in the shower to be shared by two occupants of the room. Not only that, the next day after housekeeping, the body soap was not replenished at all. We came back into the room to see the previous bar of soap lying there miserably. This is not what we expected from an Accor hotel which is usually a brand we feel confident in. Mama Shelter tries to be hip and fanciful in their loud decor but in real fact is lacking in hospitality by trying their best to save up whatever they can from the basic necessities (soap, drinking water...) Definitely I will not ever stay in this chain ever again. I sincerely hope Accor group will review and see if it fits their usual standards, because I surely don't think so.

Very nice hotel, warm and thoughtful service staff, rich breakfast buffet, tea is very good. The balcony and courtyard of the room are first class and the scenery is picturesque. I'm a little sorry that there's no sink in the toilet room in my room.

When looking for a hotel with EV charging, it is pretty much pot luck isn’t it? Both Booking.com and TA can’t tell us the type of charger - fast, slow, Tesla etc. I urge these agencies to take their travellers into the 21 century and provide these filters. This hotel surprised the life out of me. Not only were there a bank of fast chargers in the garage, but the premium for usage was very reasonable. Only problem, as always, was a Belgium Q8 parked in charging bay with a thundering V8 diesel engine - when can we educate these people? Charging for my I-Pace was a doddle. The rooms are well appointed and have all that you could want and the bar is well stocked and staff are multi-lingual. We eat out in a favourite restaurant and will most certainly put this on our itinerary for our regular Provence trips.

Lovely hotel and had the potential to be stunning, but was just a little tired and unkempt. Staff were very friendly. Restaurant staff were a little over worked in the evening, so could of done with another set of hands. Fantastic food and breakfast. Room was generous in size, but just a little tired and needed a revamp. Cannot fault the cleanliness of the room, though bed was a little harder than I’m used to. Courtyards were lovely, though a little unkempt. Great location being only a couple of minutes walk from the main square, with lots of nice bars, historical buildings and plenty of shops, should you to buy anything. Secure car park right opposite the entrance to the hotel for overnight parking.

Really well appointed hotel,very modern.It’s situated north of Dijon which seems a bit out of the way on first impression but there is a cheap and regular tram service the T2 and the stop Pole Sante a few minutes from the hotel and there is the Toison d’ Or ,a vast shopping complex with everything under one roof,which is a 15/20minute walk or few minutes drive away.The rooms are very good,we had 106 on the first floor,maybe needs a few more electrical sockets,but the facilities in the room are very good,we have say a big thanks to the receptionist on duty when we turned up at lunch time and asked if our room was ready(The check in time is 4.00pm).She was very helpful and said she will attempt to get our room ready asap,possibly around 2.00pm,so we walked over to the shopping complex,again thanks to her for the directions,to kill time and we were glad we did,it’s got a food court so finding lunch was easy.She also advised us about the tram details,where to catch it etc.She really went out of her way to help us. There is a secure gated car park accessed by a code given at reception. We will certainly return when we are in the area but this time stick to the 4.00pm check in! This is one of the best Kyriads,not far behind the one in Troyes.

We booked this hotel mainly for its proximity to the station. We were able to wheel our suitcases from the station to this hotel across the street. (be careful for asking directions as there are two Kyriads and we were initially sent to the wrong one). For a no frills station hotel: The rooms were actually bigger than expected, and were clean and quiet, the breakfast was pretty good, the reception was initially a little spicy but then very helpful, with good recommendations. All in all an enjoyable stay. Dijon was lovely.

Great location outside Dijon with tram into the city stopping very frequently immediately outside hotel. There are spa facilities and pool in the price of the room. Prices for food seemed good, but with 20+ eateries in the huge mall immediately next door we ate out. Great stopover when travelling through France. Parking is immediately outside hotel and is outside, so no height restrictions and well lit at night. Rooms have the basics you need and the staff were helpful. Additional city tax we weren’t aware of but is 10 Euro per room. Super Easy, convenient hotel.