5 Stars Hotels in Bourgogne-Franche-Comte, France

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.

Hotel Cep is truly an exceptional place to stay. Romantic, beautiful lobby/breakfast rooms, and very nicely appointed rooms with a great large bathroom. The staff was wonderful. It’s easy walking distance to the Hotel Dieu and the surrounding sites/ramparts. Easy access to nice local restaurants, and right down the street from Joseph Drouhin Winery, as well as others. Parking on site. The buffett breakfast was excellent, including eggs cooked to order on request. We absolutely loved this hotel. The Michelin-starred Loiseau de Vignes is part of it, but indepently run. A very nice convenient place to have dinner the night you arrive! Highly recommend!

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

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.

Hotel Cep is truly an exceptional place to stay. Romantic, beautiful lobby/breakfast rooms, and very nicely appointed rooms with a great large bathroom. The staff was wonderful. It’s easy walking distance to the Hotel Dieu and the surrounding sites/ramparts. Easy access to nice local restaurants, and right down the street from Joseph Drouhin Winery, as well as others. Parking on site. The buffett breakfast was excellent, including eggs cooked to order on request. We absolutely loved this hotel. The Michelin-starred Loiseau de Vignes is part of it, but indepently run. A very nice convenient place to have dinner the night you arrive! Highly recommend!

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

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.

Hotel Cep is truly an exceptional place to stay. Romantic, beautiful lobby/breakfast rooms, and very nicely appointed rooms with a great large bathroom. The staff was wonderful. It’s easy walking distance to the Hotel Dieu and the surrounding sites/ramparts. Easy access to nice local restaurants, and right down the street from Joseph Drouhin Winery, as well as others. Parking on site. The buffett breakfast was excellent, including eggs cooked to order on request. We absolutely loved this hotel. The Michelin-starred Loiseau de Vignes is part of it, but indepently run. A very nice convenient place to have dinner the night you arrive! Highly recommend!

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

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.