Hotels with Breakfast in Dijon

A McGallery Collection medium-sized property with an unsurpassed de rigeuer location for serious sightseeing and shopping travellers. Lit up in pink at night, it is an impressive historic structure overlooking Darcy Square/Garden conveniently walking distance to the prime tourist spots of old Dijon: the Cathedral, the Ducal Ducal Palace/Musee de Beaux Arts, Place de la Liberation, and feeding spots ranging from the Les Halles Dijon to the Michelin-starred L’Asperule. Diagonally across are the city tramway rails with a fortuitous station stop. Crossing the tram railway takes you to the Rue de la Liberte through the landmark Porte Guillaume (William Gate), which is the main sightseeing and shopping drag of Dijon’s old city center packed with period buildings. Equally fascinating side streets packed with historic structures and sites feed off this main street. The hotel itself has smallish rooms along dark hallways, with views of Darcy Square, its garden or adjacent buildings and furnished in spare modernist style with oversized modernist art copies and see-through bathrooms. Reception staff are charming but unexceptional. You basically take care of yourself here. The Bar is a very popular post-sightseeing relaxation spot with great cocktails and friendly wait staff, with occasional small live jazz entertainment at night.

Hotel location is very good, the train station is out for5-8 minutes. The facilities are also good, there is a small French garden, swimming pool, and a jacuzzi. The room is considered to be among the French hotels we have stayed in, relatively large, and the facilities are quite new. Breakfast can also be 😃 In short, all are satisfied, very recommended.

Cheap, cell like room, noisy, hot, put family’s far from each other. Never again! I had a 3 bed cell, the lower floor was particularly bad as lots of people used the picnic tables for drinking and then earlier breakfast outside our room! Reminded me of being on a small train carriage

The hotel is converted from an old convent and retains its tranquillity and architectural beauty Our room was spacious com a very well-equipped kitchenette (complete with dishwasher) er exhaust fans work well. The room had a small window to the inside, the bathroom spacious with a nice roomy. Very close to the centre and to a silo parking at reasonable rates, it was the perfect solution to visit Dijon and relax afterwards. An espresso machine in addition to the filter coffee machine would have been a plus.

If you want to visit Dijon and the region Bourgogne and to be close to the train station- this is the best hotel to chose. Nice rooms, amazing bar and very tasty restaurant with local Bourgogne dishes. The chef impressed us with - Boeuf Bourguignon - Escargots de Bourgogne - Oeufs en Meurette - Oeufs a l Epoisses - Creme Brulee a l Anis de Flavigny In this restaurant of the hotel you will find all them in the tranquilitty and confort of you hotel. The reception is very friendly and helpfull. The breakfast is very delicious and a lot of choise. Thank you Philippe, Medina and Anne for your lovely welcome. We will be back as we loved ous stay in your hotel😘 Thank you for your

The room type is very large, you can live for four people, the kitchen is fully equipped, the bathroom towel washing machine has, the sofa bed is a bit hard but there is nothing wrong with it, the stands are beautiful and comfortable, and the friends are very pleasant. The location is in the central area of dijon. It is very convenient to go out.

When looking for a hotel with EV charging, it is pretty much pot luck isn’t it? Both Booking.com and TA can’t tell us the type of charger - fast, slow, Tesla etc. I urge these agencies to take their travellers into the 21 century and provide these filters. This hotel surprised the life out of me. Not only were there a bank of fast chargers in the garage, but the premium for usage was very reasonable. Only problem, as always, was a Belgium Q8 parked in charging bay with a thundering V8 diesel engine - when can we educate these people? Charging for my I-Pace was a doddle. The rooms are well appointed and have all that you could want and the bar is well stocked and staff are multi-lingual. We eat out in a favourite restaurant and will most certainly put this on our itinerary for our regular Provence trips.

We booked this hotel mainly for its proximity to the station. We were able to wheel our suitcases from the station to this hotel across the street. (be careful for asking directions as there are two Kyriads and we were initially sent to the wrong one). For a no frills station hotel: The rooms were actually bigger than expected, and were clean and quiet, the breakfast was pretty good, the reception was initially a little spicy but then very helpful, with good recommendations. All in all an enjoyable stay. Dijon was lovely.

We spent one night at this hotel on the way to Italy and another night on the way back. The location of the hotel on the outskirts of Dijon was perfect for this. The hotel is positioned by a large shopping centre with plenty of places to eat, although the hotel did also have its own restaurant and bar. The breakfast was not included in our package but was a reasonable price and provided a good selection of food and drink. We had a superior room which provided more space and a large, modern bathroom with a view overlooking the pool in the wellness centre. The room could have been of a high quality but was let down by the standards of cleaning. Everything seemed a bit dusty and there could have been more attention to detail when cleaning and vacuming to bring this up to the standards you would expext from a 4 star hotel. The hotel claimed to offer a pillow menu but when I enquired about better pillows as ours were very lumpy and broken up, I was told that they were the only pillows they had and that all of them were like this. That said, it was a comfortable place to stay and we went back for the way home. It could achieve a 5 star review with a bit more effort though.

Very good hotel, very modern and suitable for young people.