Santenay Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in Santenay, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

"Love everything about Beaune. Staying on a friday night caused a problem with parking overnight as Saturdays are Market Day so we had to park outside the centre and walk with our bags..not so easy when you're disabled but the beauty of Beaune made up for it."

"Second time, perfect for wine tasting location just a 5-10 min walk from center - friendly staff and helpful. Didn't eat there this time ."

"our absolute favourite spot to stay in Beaune"

"I liked a lot and it met the price range. The bathroom was renovated, higher than my expectations and the bath towels were great. It's near the centre ville."

"Soirée étape "

"Great location for everything. Food, attractions and vineyards nearby. Note: only part of the hotel has a lift. Morning breakfast is very good. The entire stall is very friendly and attentive to the guests needs. "

"The staff were really friendly and helpful. This place was everything we hoped for and more. Right off the motorway for an easy night stop, and also close to supermarket and restaurants. Very convenient! Will definitely return to this hotel again."

"We had an overall pleasant stay. The staff were especially friendly and attentive during breakfast and dinner—always welcoming with a smile, which really made a difference. The food was surprisingly good for a hotel of this category, with generous portions and fresh ingredients. The location is also a big plus, very close to TGV train station—convenient to everything we needed and easy to get around. Given the amenities and service, the price was very reasonable. A couple of drawbacks to note: our room DID NOT HAVE A SMALL REFRIGERATOR, which would have been useful, and there was NO room view to speak of, which made the space feel a bit closed in. The room #202 looked over a roof top. Still, for the value and service, we’d consider staying again. "

"For the price, pretty good. Grounds are run down but the rooms quiet and clean. Beds were comfortable enough. Worked well as a crash pad after a transatlantic flight. "