Hotels near Gingerbread Mulot and Petitjean, Dijon

Hotel location is very good, the train station is out for5-8 minutes. The facilities are also good, there is a small French garden, swimming pool, and a jacuzzi. The room is considered to be among the French hotels we have stayed in, relatively large, and the facilities are quite new. Breakfast can also be 😃 In short, all are satisfied, very recommended.

This hotel-style apartment is about 12 minutes walk from dijon ville, and there is not much luggage to walk. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the attractions and it is acceptable. It is quiet here, but there are no shops and restaurants around. I saw two small supermarkets and needed to walk for a while. There are many restaurants near the scenic spot. The hotel room is OK, the door is the kitchen and bathroom, there are kitchen utensils. Going in is the bedroom, the king bed is quite comfortable. Health is also good, there is a bathtub, the shower water is very large, very comfortable.

The best hotel in Dijon, bar none. The parking space is slightly small and is inconvenient for large cars. The room is clean, well designed and not crowded

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.

Quirky but nice hotel in a renovated building. Staff was very nice and our suite room on floor 1 was clean and fresh. The location was great and you can walk all around the town center which has an abundance of shops and restaurants. Be prepared fro a long wait for check in and check out unless you are coming or leaving an an off time. The staff is competent enough, but they didn't provide ample space for the reception area when they did the renovation, and it Becks up very quickly. If also seems they are having some issues with their reservation system, as they were asking everyone to pay when they arrived and when they left, and everyone was telling them they prepaid. Ultimately we didn't see any double payments on our CC so there was not issue. Would still come back.

The hotel is converted from an old convent and retains its tranquillity and architectural beauty Our room was spacious com a very well-equipped kitchenette (complete with dishwasher) er exhaust fans work well. The room had a small window to the inside, the bathroom spacious with a nice roomy. Very close to the centre and to a silo parking at reasonable rates, it was the perfect solution to visit Dijon and relax afterwards. An espresso machine in addition to the filter coffee machine would have been a plus.

This hotel was very comfortable. The beds were comfortable and there was plenty of closet space. The bathroom was a good size. The kitchenette had everything. They used an ”eco mode” that kept the a/c at a higher temp and you had to put in your key card to operate the lights. Great ideas. We didn't take the breakfast, but we ate our take out dinner on the breakfast patio one night and it was comfortable and decorated with lots of fun colors. The staff were all friendly. The lobby is 24h and there were snacks and things to buy if you wanted. There was also a laundry on site! Perfect! And there was a clothes line in the shower so we hung up some clothes to dry there. We arrived by train and took the tram to the place de la République stop. Very easy walk to the hotel from there. Then there is a free bus that can take you to the city center, but it is just as easy to walk it. Over all I wish we stayed longer because it was so comfortable. I will definitely recommend and stay again if I'm in Dijon!

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.

The bed is small, the surrounding environment is poor, and the breakfast has few varieties. These are nothing, but it is understandable that there is no air conditioning in summer, because this is France, but there is not even an electric fan, which is too much. I will not choose this hotel again in the future.

The room is OK, much larger than the bed in Germany, the front desk is very polite, in fact, it is also a night pass by, it is worth saying that parking here is free, this is very good