Domaine de Rymska & Spa - Relais & Châteaux

We spent a night here while passing through the region during a vacation in France. The place, including the rooms and staff, ooze class and professionalism. After offering us to speak English, we told them that we spoke decent French and would prefer and love to try to converse in French as much as possible. When they noticed that we have some minor difficulties expressing more complicated topics at certain times, they seamlessly switched to English specifically for those topics (their English is impeccable) before switching back to French. That's professionalism and class. The restaurant was also fantastic. We ate there with our 6 month old daughter with no issues whatsoever. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well-equipped. They are also dog-friendly. We will be back. Thank you!

Great small hotel. Fantastic restaurant and wine list. Can definitely improve service at the spa, more towels, amenities, working shower, and may be put some weights and workout mats to use for guests. Lovely otherwise.

In my opinion, this place does not deserve 5 stars. Food at the property’s restaurant is HEAVEN but that’s it. There’s nothing special or magical about this place. Service is ok, not bad, but don’t expect to feel the magic of a 5 star hotel. You have to bring your own luggage to the room and waiting times are huge specially for breakfast, I think they lack personale. Apparently we missed the time for room cleaning since we slept until 1pm, we went out at that time to visit the small towns nearby and when we came back the room was not cleaned (it just didn’t feel like great service) There’s not much to do around, I was very excited about the fact that the place has a farm and that they cook everything at the restaurant from the farm, but there’s no explanation about the farm, I wish they had a farm tour and more activities in general. It seems like a really good restaurant with accommodation in it, but not a 5 star hotel for sure. It has potential, but it’s not there yet.

This was our group of 4 couples’ stop in France. The Domaine is in an amazing beautiful setting, it absolutely beautiful architecturally and has such a nice staff. The food is great but service in the restaurant is a bit slow and lacking. Our group had such a wonderful time from lounging to biking the French Countryside.

This was our second time to stay, and there is no doubt, this is a beautiful place to stay at when visiting Burgundy, and we will probably be back when we go that way again. Rooms are very well appointed, the bedding luxurious and the food is really good. The location is rural, but pretty spectacular, and while there are no "views" in a traditional sense as the property is located low in a dip, the immaculate landscaping, ponds and being surrounded by meadows with horses, cows and ducks give it a great sense of serenity. We stayed in one of the newer lovely suites and really liked the room. My quibbles are not major, but at a Relais & Chateaux charging over Euro 1000 per night for some of its rooms, it is all about the details: 1. the in-house restaurant serves top quality food, but at eye-watering prices. If I am paying top prices, I would expect the wait staff to be dressed in uniforms, and be very polished. Instead, the staff was very "junior", and dressed quite casually. 2. We had 6 glasses of wine amongst us from a limited list of wine-by-the-glass with prices between Euro 16-24 per glass of 2022 vintages, and the pour was the smallest I have ever had. I asked the sommelier to be a bit more generous with his pour, and he became all huffy saying that the pour was 200ml. No way was his pour almost 1/3 of a bottle - more like 3 sips. 3. The room information sheets about contacting the front desk and connecting to the internet were obsolete. The network and password were non existent, and the room phone being referred to, could not be located. 3. The fancy electronic toilet needs a simple instruction sheet. I am pretty good technically, but could not figure out how to use all the nifty features. Perhaps management could look at these small things, fix them and make Domaine de Rymska even better?

Lovely hotel in the middle of nowhere with beautiful accommodation and great staff. We were upgraded to a large suite with private jacuzzi - even the toilet seat opened itself for you! Very large bathroom which had a tendency to mist up very quickly (not good if you’re putting your makeup on). Room was a little dark but facilities beautiful. The food in the restaurant was delicious both nights - couldn’t fault it. We had to preorder breakfast which was a bit of a pain as you don’t know what you want the night before - but it was nevertheless very good.

We stayed here as part of our honeymoon, and it was one of the most special places we’ve been to. The surrounds, the serenity and the people are second to none. It truly is an oasis in the countryside and it’s a memory we will cherish forever. Thank you to everyone at Domaine de Rymska!

My wife and I were fortunate to snag a last-minute room at Rymska on our way down to the south of France. We only spent one night there, but it was absolutely exquisite and exceeded our expectations in every way. While slightly off the beaten path, the hotel itself is magnificent, and the room we stayed in was one of the nicest and most luxurious we’ve ever stayed in (and I’ve been fortunate through my work to have stayed at some of the world’s best hotels). We had dinner at the restaurant, which in my view is worth of a Michelin star, and the next morning we toured the working farm with our young daughter, which is beautifully kept. The hospitality was also fantastic, making us feel right at home. I wish we could have stayed longer.