Hotel Restaurant Les Caudalies

Les Caudalies is the best restaurant I’ve ever been to! Incredible food, perfect service, and a warm, elegant atmosphere. A true culinary gem—every detail was flawless. Can’t wait to return!

My wife and I stayed two most enjoyable nights here. Hotel is nicely located on the edge of the town and a great location for exploring the local vineyards and the Jura mountains. Bedroom was clean, comfortable and well appointed, Staff were all helpful and very professional. We dined in the pleasant dining room both nights and the food was superb, as was the service, especially the excellent sommelier. Would recommend this hotel without hesitation, it is a well managed and correctly priced establishment

Wonderful lunch experience! We were two couples driving to Arbois for some winery tasting. At the last minute decided to have some lunch. It was Ascension Day and we just showed up. The staff was wonderful, helpful and found us a great table with a great view on the garden.||Very nice restaurant. The price is REALLY low compared to the quality of the food, the service and the restaurant’s atmosphere and look.||We had a stunning Gastronomic lunch for 45 euros.||Incredible cheese « chariot », over 25 different sorts!||We took the 26 euros wine tasting option on top of that (one glass per course) since the sommelier was one of the best « ouvrier de France ». Great choice! The whole experience was just top of the art!||Thumbs up !!!

We have booked 2 rooms on the way to vacation in the South of France. Arrived around 17:30 and got our rooms. The hotel is situated in a very nice area with a nice garden and in the backyard the river was floating. The rooms are nice and well equipped - but also in the High end - Price wise. What is a pit negative is that on arrival we were asked if we already made a reservation in the restaurant - as they were fully booked. Personally I don't think it is ok, that the restaurant doesn't have capacity for all guests.|The breakfast buffet was very good with all you can expect for breakfast in France. |Despite I had a fixed Price for room including breakfast - I had to pay additional for breakfast. If this breakfast issue and the fully booked restaurant wasn't part of our experience - I would have rated it 4 - but having this in mind it has to be a 3.

We got a very warm welcome when we arrived at this charming hotel and enjoyed staying in our quiet superior room at the back of the main house with a partial view over the vineyards across a flat stone covered roof. Excellent breakfast. We ate a good 5 course dinner in the hotel one evening and really liked the optional wine package which was explained with knowledge and enthusiasm by the award winning sommelier. The hotel garden is a real asset in fine weather. About 8 min walk into the centre of town (a bit longer but calmer if you take the riverside walk on the right just before the bridge) and very close to Maison Pasteur and the rustic but enjoyable Taverne La Finette

We stayed at this hotel in April, and had dinner there last Wednesday, August 16th. Dinner was delicious- local seasonal ingrediants. Sommelier, a meilleur ouvrier de France, chose original local wines that were superb, reasonnably priced and which went perfectly with the food. This is a great address.

Arrived on a Monday for a full weeks stay. Restaurant is closed Monday/Tuesday so front door and reception close at 7:30pm. You can still leave and enter through a side tower.|The room was very nice, comfortable bed, well cleaned every day.|It was warm in the room, but no airco at this time of year.|Breakfast variety small, but ok for me.|The restaurant is very good, but upscale and pricey. The sitting is medium to long. If you don't reserve you can only order a la carte, or so I understood.|Sidenote: not a single restaurant in the town opens before 7:30pm.|Overall i had an comfortable stay and would recommend.

This hotel was charming on the outside but we got a very unhospitable welcome. The owner who runs the reception immediately announced we had no table reserved for the restaurant when we had in fact sent a request for a table via booking.com. She said she received no such request and the restaurant was full. She told us we would have to eat elsewhere and did not volunteer to help us find a place, she just sent us to our room with a phone number of one other place. ||Indeed, the two places we called were full and two others did not respond. Arbois is a small town and it was a vacation departure weekend. Not wanting to get back in our car or wander around looking for dinner at 6pm, I went back to reception to see if maybe they could find a way to let us eat there, either by eating at the bar or by having just a quick bite as we know many Europeans eat late. She refused saying it was not possible. This I found very hard to believe having worked in hospitality myself. Even a fully booked restaurant can usually make room for two. ||When my husband said we might go somewhere else if we could not eat in town, (this was our anniversary, so expecting one of us to abstain from the local wines that are the regions' specialty seemed unfair) and that we would not wish to pay for a room we would not use, she got upset and insulted us saying we were being dishonest, acting on bad faith. She also said its her place and she could do as she likes...so we left. ||||The room was also not like the photos on the site which portray modern deco and large bed and bathrooms. The beds had dips in them, view of rock rooftop, 80s style bathroom.||||We stayed in another hotel in Arbois where we were greeted and treated very well. They found us a restaurant and were super hospitable.||||After trying to mediate via booking about the cost, we were charged anyway. Needless to say, this almost ruined our weekend and our anniversary and we would advise other travellers to avoid it unless you are into being denied good service, argued with, insulted and then charged for it.