Le Chambellan

Our big room for our family is on the upper floor at the end of the building, it is one of the older rooms with worn out carpet and a few sunlight windows. If you are claustrophobic it is not suitable. Disrespectful neighbours were smoking outside the foyer, although it is a non smoking hotel.Staff were all very helpful and pleasant though, makes us feel welcomed.Simple amenities. A one night stay is the maximum.

Wonderful family room that was more than enough space for our family of 5. Great location near the cathedral and town centre. Lovely staff, who were incredibly polite and kind when I had accidentally left without paying. This is a fantastic overnight stop for anyone travelling to the south of France - especially with kids. Excellent value for money.

Excellent hotel clean and well kept up. Excellent staff. The owner is perfectly bilingual and very accommodating. You can have simple rooms or even rooms with a kitchen to make your own meals. It is right in the heart of historical area of Dijon as well. So if you want to go sightseeing to see some the nicest parts of the city, this hotel is definitely the place to go. It wasn't the reason I was staying there, but it was a nice surprise to be able to discover the town at the end of a couple of hard days. There are even parking solutions with a parking garage only 7 minutes away on foot. Just ask the reception desk for a parking receipt and everything is taken care of. Thanks for the great stay. Keep up the good work.

Stayed one night as part of a bike tour. Staff was very helpful getting checked in and showing us where to park the bikes. Surprisingly nice room and comfortable bed for a 2-star hotel. More than met our needs for the night.

A gem of a hotel. A quirky building in the old part of Dijon town centre. Everything spotlessly clean. Comforrable rooms. A good breakfast. Only an overnight stay this time, but we will stay here again with pleasure.

We booked the hotel over the phone and spoke to a very nice and helpful lady. My girlfriend had injured her back while on holiday so we needed a ground floor room. This was well described and turned out to be just what was required. However, when we arrived her male colleague was on reception and was unwelcoming to say the least. He printed off a bill and I didn't immediately mention the subterranean car park I'd been told about on the phone. When I spoke up about this he tore up the bill in my face and muttered a few words. He printed off another bill, with parking included, and then gave me inaccurate directions to the car park. The following day i was trying to park outside the hotel to collect my injured girlfriend. The 'delightful' gentleman was in a car behind me honking his horn. He knocked on my window and muttered come choice words. When I explained I needed to collect my partner he shouted a few expletives and drove off. Not really what you'd expect when booking a 100€ hotel room.

We stayed for two nights and found our room to be well sized, very clean and with everything you need. It is so close to everything in Dijon. There is parking about 2 blocks away for 7€ a day.||I need to mention the excellent staff. All the receptionists and cleaners we met were friendly and very patient and helpful with my limited French. The staff went over and above the norm to answer any questions and make our stay comfortable.

This hotel is located in the old part of Dijon, close to the Chuch of St.Michael. Some of the rooms are very small. We stayed for two nights. When we arrived we were allocated to a room facing the street. It turned out to be a very noicy night, thanks to an apartement across the narrow street, full of young people in a party mood. There were also cars with loud music passing by until about 5 am. |The next day we asked for a room facing the back yard. It was a much bigger room, very quiet. It made our last night perfect. So stay away from the rooms facing the street!

Modest, plain and tired building with nice staff, clean bath and spacious room, thank GOD on the first floor, but in the rear building. First outside, then in. Door couldn't be locked, so the deskman showed a neophyte how to raise the handle straight up and then lock??? Sure. Makes sense to me too. The room was cold, but for the first time on this trip, the radiator had a control and an hour later the room was warm, WARM. Had to lower the heat. YEAH! Cheap price, largest room on this trip, and it was warm. Strongly recommended for $60 Euro plus breakfast.