Hotels near Bourgogne Evasion by Active Tours, Beaune

My wife and I stayed three nights here. We had been to Beaune 12 years earlier but just for several hours travelling between Lyon and Dijon. We are so happy we stayed here and were able to enjoy the area. We arrived at the train station from Lyon and then by taxi to the hotel. We were fortunate to snag the one taxi at the train station so that might be something you want to arrange ahead of time. The hotel was a reasonable fare, about eight euros and I rounded it up to ten euros for a tip. The hotel is very nice, nothing fancy but more than adequate for a multi night stay. Our room was very good and a very good bathroom, all up to date and clean. The staff spoke good English and was very friendly and helpful. There is a bar in the lobby / common area and we enjoyed wines there. There are a number of good restaurants within easy walking distance. The hotel is right across the street from the main tourist office which made pick-up for a day long wine tour very convenient. The hotel has underground parking for an extra daily fee. The location was a very easy walk in to the historic center and we had a great time visiting sites and enjoying the numerous shops and restaurants. We left Beaune with a longer list of things to do then when we arrived so we are already talking about a return visit and would stay here again.

I want to emphasize this particular feature because it’s not usual. I’ll tell you our sad circumstances but first: there is H parking right by the automatic doors to reception and our room was a straight shot from there. Our key card opened the door by electronic signal. Straight through there is a door to a grassy area. To the left of that a wide door to a huge « wet » room with roll in shower, lowered sink and toilet. Our room, 002, has a king bed, etc, and five feet away against the back wall a third person single bed that is made up as a sofa. There is a full length mirror by the bathroom door. Our booking, done months ago, was non refundable as of two days ago which was no problem as things were going well at that time: but when we arrived at our Irish ferry port we found out that we would arrive in Cherbourg five hours later than the expected Noon. Beaune is over 400 km! So we got here at 3am and thanks to the night attendant Manuel, we arranged by phone a special pickup of our key. He spoke English and reassured us that we would be okay. And we are. WARNING Do not use Garmin GPS but carry a map. GARMIN took us the regular route to the Paris périphérique to A6 WHICH IS CLOSED FOR A HUGE SECTION necessitating a jammed slip road use with trucks and Paris traffic and probably forty traffic lights. THEN we were guided to Orly airport and Garmin was totally off..you could see from the road signs that the nav system was faulty. AND the A6 southbound is closed and detoured from Autun to Beaune (maybe more, I’ll find out soon enough). Being 82 I’m going to have to upgrade my tech, it’s hard, international travel using a pricey ATT iPhone. After Ireland, I’d call this hotel a bargain in a very touristic, charming Burgundian town. That’s my story: you can see why I’m grateful for this wonderful accommodation.

Hotel Cep is truly an exceptional place to stay. Romantic, beautiful lobby/breakfast rooms, and very nicely appointed rooms with a great large bathroom. The staff was wonderful. It’s easy walking distance to the Hotel Dieu and the surrounding sites/ramparts. Easy access to nice local restaurants, and right down the street from Joseph Drouhin Winery, as well as others. Parking on site. The buffett breakfast was excellent, including eggs cooked to order on request. We absolutely loved this hotel. The Michelin-starred Loiseau de Vignes is part of it, but indepently run. A very nice convenient place to have dinner the night you arrive! Highly recommend!

This is my fourth stay at this excellent old town centre hotel, twice with my wife and twice as a solo traveller. As ever, the hotel was excellent, and my stay all too short. I stayed in room 1, and a feature I appreciated is that each guest who booked into the restaurant is allocated a dedicated table identified by a name tag. There is a new American bar, which works well and I would say is American/French, not brash at all. Give this is Beaune, the wine list was exemplary, as was the food. There was also gated parking which was important as I was driving an expensive red car! I stay in many good hotels but this is one of my favourites. 10/10.

The hotel has free parking service, the attitude and service of the waiter are also very good, the only fly in the ointment is that the hotel room air conditioning and toilet are relatively old But everything else is fine

Satisfait de l’hôtel à la fois par son prix et par sa bonne literie ainsi que sa salle de bain et petit déjeuner top en terme de qualité prix beaucoup de choix rien à redire je conseille cet établis*****t pour toute personne passant près de cette ville

It was a bit far from the center of Beaune, but there were supermarkets such as E.Leclerc and Grand Frais nearby, which was convenient. There was free parking inside the gate on the premises. There were many wine facilities around the hotel.

Exactly what one would expect from a 4* motel: clean, well equipped, good food, friendly and helpful staff, comfortable (air-conditioned) room. The motel is close to the autoroute but soundproofed from external sounds. If I have one reservation, it's that unusually the bathroom is separate from the WC, which seems rather unhygienic.

The hotel was booked as a birthday surprise and we enjoyed it 2 days. Beautiful garden around it with a swimming pool. After hot days a very fine cooling. It is just a sleeping hotel with breakfast option for which you pay. We were sleeping in room 203 called Garçon. Small nice room without a bathroom, with TV we haven't used with toilet and shower room. Great place to explore Beaune and the surroundings. We have been on the wine route from Beaune to Meursault and a little further bicycle and one day later made from Aloxe Corton to Clos de Vougeot, both after a rain morning and finally a sunset afternoon.