Hotels with Balconies in Burgundy

Comfortable hotel convenient to historic area. Fairly long walk from train station, but an easy one because of Dijon's long pedestrian corridor. Be aware there's also a free electric bus that circulates around the central area, so if you know your way around you can take it from the station to the hotel.

This is a beautiful hotel with a very friendly and helpful staff. The rooms are uniquely decorated featuring beautiful pieces of antique design. Our room had an outside terrace which added to its charm. There is parking available in the hotel’s private lot.

When we were looking into booking rooms for a large travel group (12 adults), we found most places were either too expensive, or did not have sufficient rooms. From that perspective, this was a good choice. It is a little outside the main town, but close by there is a mall where we had dinner at a fantastic restaurant. Also for trips to Santenay, Chagny, Meursault, this was quite conveniently located. Here are some issues we found with this hotel: 1) The rooms don't have US style power outlets. In other places we stayed (Switzerland on this trip - many other hotels on other trips to Europe) most of the hotels offered plug sockets that worked. Here there was NO such help. The hotel were selling a couple of plugs, but these were very expensive for such a short temporary need! Please keep a few plug outlets for your guests. Most people return them and these can be reused. 2) The front desk had no way to convert currency. If you are so far away from other resources (cash exchanges, bank ATMs) you surely must be able to provide some currency conversion for your guests? This is the first hotel where we found the inability to exchange cash. 3) The bathroom design is really poor! While it is a good idea to separate the toilet from the rest of the bathroom (sink and shower stall), the entrance to the shower and sink area is right from next to one of the beds. Which clever person thought of this design? 4) The closet space was extremely limited. 5) There were not sufficient power