This has to be one of the nicest rural establishments in France. It is a Relais & Chateau (well…read moredeserved) and the restaurant is a Michelin 1 star (also well deserved). My wife fell in love with this place and vowed to come back. The hotel is an old abbey and it rambles on. There are parlors, a bar, sitting rooms tucked away everywhere. The rooms are spacious and quaint, but with modern bathrooms. We were transported into another time and place and found the whole experience quite relaxing. Our dinner was exemplary. Each course looked beautiful and tasted even better. Some of the flavor combinations showed real inventiveness, such as the fish crudo with squash broth and many other little tastes on the plate. The pork main course was beautiful and the flavors were divine. Our wine was wonderful also, the list is large and fairly priced (at least for an expensive restaurant). The chef came out afterwards and even came to the front desk to recommend lunch for us the following day in another part of France. (unfortunately it was closed) Absolutely wonderful!

This was an interesting museum to look around while in Beaune. The building itself is an…read morearchitectural masterpiece with a beautiful traditional Burgundian roof. This place used to be the hospital for the town and you can see how it was set up including an apothecary, kitchens, chapel, and some unique bedding arrangements. Not too expensive to get into (about 12 euro) and worth doing even if some of the rooms are a bit over staged.

This is a very beautiful place, with a very interesting history. I liked that I could go at my own…read morepace, listening to the audio description.

The rooms vary widely, from upscale to dingy. Unfortunately, ours was the latter (room 16). It…read morewas hot, dusty, loud and bright (even in the middle of the night). The only highlight was the fact that the bathroom was decently large. The hotel is one block from the ring road, and a 5 minute walk from the train station, so it's in an ideal location. Just make sure you ask about the details of your room before you book.