Maria A.
Google
For me, the three things that matter most in a hotel are location, the “hardware,” and service — and this property checks all the boxes. The hotel is set in what appears to be a heritage building, full of charm and character, and it’s genuinely very pretty. The location is unbeatable, right in the heart of Dijon, with everything walkable from the front door.
The staff were amazing, consistently warm and eager to provide good service. A small issue with our TV remote battery was handled with genuine care and apologies, which really stood out.
Because this is a heritage building, there are some quirks: no elevators, creaky floors, and you may hear noise from neighboring rooms. These details didn’t bother me at all; they felt like part of the charm, but worth noting for travelers who expect modern soundproofing or accessibility.
Bonus: just around the corner is L’Bout de la Rue, a French restaurant that only serves mussels with frites. It was one of our best meals in Dijon — simple, delicious, and unforgettable.
