Rôtisserie du Chambertin - Hôtel & Restaurant

Lovely manor-style hotel on the edge of Gevrey-Chambertin including a courtyard with parking. We appreciated the look and feel of the place and the nice mix of old and new styles in the room, as well as flexible handling of changes of our plans (bike hire, breakfast). Dinner at the Bistrot Lucien was quite tasty, but a bit on the heavy side, which is the reason for four instead of five stars.

Great hotel but average food in the bistro. Fish and chips very overcooked, service slow on a quiet Wednesday and a decent bottle of white wine poured into the same glasses as an earlier rose. It was OK but we had expected better. Maybe an off night???

We had stayed at the hotel and it was a great experience. The restaurant was a very different story. 1. We waited for 15 mins before a wine list is provided. 2. Perhaps the restaurant was understaffed, but we have to ask for the wine to be moved to the table so we can pour ourselves. 3. Cheese plate was the highlight of the meal, meat was overcooked. We asked for names of the cheese, never provided. A great place to stay, not a good place to eat.

Excellent hospitality. We were passing by Beaune, saw this little hotel in Michelin Guide and decided to give it a shot. It's located in a small village but it's restaurants is more than enough.

A beautiful and quaint hotel in a pretty little village. Bedroom was spacious, comfortable and clean with lovely little added extras. The restaurant was superb, nice and cosy serving up the most delicious local produce and dishes. Not to mention the best red wine in the world. Fantastic Cave to either enjoy a drink and nibbles or a stunning collection of wines for you to take home with a lovely, knowledgeable sommelier to help you out. We travelled with our dogs and the staff couldn’t have been more helpful and friendly and welcomed us all. Will be returning without a doubt.

Very nice decoration and warm interior. We booked a small room, but the room was still sufficiently spacious and well laid out. Breakfast was great, dinner in the bistrot was a bit disappointing, a bit blunt

Great hotel in the countryside with attached bistro and Michelin starred restaurant. Obviously a great selection of wines to try from. We stayed as a family and the suite was ample and spacious for 5. The staff is very welcoming. The hotel is in a small historic town that you can walk through in 5 minutes and is great for an after dinner stroll. While you can definitely stay here as a family if you're passing through, the selection of food and hotel offering is probably at its best if you're just adult travellers on a food and wine tasting tour of the region. Car charger in the hotel parking (plus more in the town square) if you're driving electric.

Their restaurant is Michelin-starred. Since we could not afford it, we were happy they ran Bistrot Lucienne with a simpler kitchen. The set menu was incredibly affordable. We experienced delicious Burgundy food with lovely service. The starter cheese roll was heavenly. The cheese plate at the end: two of three cheeses were excellent, and one was too strong for me.

Amazing food, Great tasting menu. Everything was fresh, tasty and well presented. Beautiful ambiance and gracious hosts.

The food preparation was well done. The wine selection was plentiful. The ambiance was pleasant. But the food should have been served warmer.