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Absolutely love this place. Our third year of staying here on route to south of France. Staff are fantastic. Excellent value for money. Lovely rooms and views. Great pool. What’s not to love? We will be back!!!! Currently sitting out watching the sunset with a glass of wine. Whole place looks like it’s been refurbished too.

I had the fortune of staying at Beaune Hôtel as part of a cycling trip in the region. Myself and my 13 Irish bike buddies received a very warm welcome after a day of cycling. The location was superb, well set-up for storing our bikes etc., rooms were very comfortable and clean with a lovely breakfast.The outstanding experience was the incredible hospitality shown by the staff in particular the kindness of Miriam. I injured my ankle and needed medical attention. Miriam took charge of the whole situation with such empathy. She went above and beyond to take care of me to personally assist, support, translate and keep me smiling! Her kindness will stay with me forever. I whole heartedly recommend Beaune Hôtel in this beautiful part of France, and look forward to returning.

Easy journey, great location. Met by reception who parked us, really excellent check in and a map given which was priceless that evening for dinner out. It's a lovely old hotel. The fact it's old doesn't mean anything needs to be shoddy though. Small windows, lots of dark, huge thick net curtains need changing to maximise light. Those coming what period features but want you to think how to make those work. No tea kettle or coffee machine? Not regional. Been to so many hotels in France who throw one in just to be helpful. Be fab to add them. Most don't want to wait till breakfast for their first drink of the day. In a £150 suite it was a shame to have nothing of that nature. Few other little things like really minimal tiny bath towels. Room 30 had no scope on adjusting the shower head so great water power but had to press into the taps to experience the jet. Other rooms do and have a great set up we understand that. It's quirky! It's clean, organised, tidy and friendly. Paying for parking as a overnight guest was a bit of a choker, but maybe there's a solid reason they have. Overnight stop over ..... adequate plus. hotel with obvious history, and I hear the breakfast that we didn't get time for and was extra, was very nice.

We were lost in Beaune with no phone batteries and 3 small children, wandering around at night looking for our hotel. We came into the hotel to ask for help and the receptionist couldn't have been more helpful. She printed two maps for us and a list of directions and was really kind. We found our way no problem after that. We just wanted to say thankyou for looking after a tired and stressed family.

Hotel is situated on the outskirts of Beaune but in easy walking distance of the town centre with all its attractions and to the train station.It can be difficult getting taxis in Beaune.Typical of this style of hotel our room (superior room) was a bit cramped especially as we were staying 7 nights and there was quite a bit of luggage .Very little hanging space for clothes. The bathroom was reasonably spacious.On our first night there was alot of noise from the patio area outside our room at 2-3 am ,the bar was closed but a group of young men were very noisy.We tried to contact reception but couldn't find the number.We reported this in the morning and it was obvious that others had disturbed sleep.After this first night it was quiet.It might be worth asking for a room that doesn't overlook the pool or patio area. Staff were very friendly and helpful.Provided me with ice to prevent bruising when I fell.The hotel was very clean Breakfast was adequate and there was a good supply of fresh fruit.I think this hotel is ideally suited for short stays or stop overs when travelling through France

Excellent hotel located in walking distance to city centre, with all amenities. Cosy beds, good bathroom. Was difficult to check in, service couldn't find my Trip.com booking, but was finally accepted.

My wife and I came to Beaune for 19 hours, on our way from Nice to Paris for her 40th birthday trip. Fortunately, we found Hotel le Cep before we even arrived. I didn’t know this would be the most important decision of our stay, but it turned out to be the most serendipitous chance I never could’ve thought existed, or found if I knew it did, but le Cep stumbled into our laps and our lives will never be the same because of it. The hotel was in the center of Beaune, walking distance for everything. The Grand Cru suite was worth every penny and watching the sunrise over the cathedral from the pen desk, drinking my coffee, was a welcome chance to realize the simplicity of life that can be learned from 13th century caves. We came to taste at Joseph Drouhin, which I highly recommend. Only two blocks away, under the city cathedral (“Notre Dame”?), which had a stunning light display at night that you have to see, it was built on top of the old Roman outpost that was the original founding of bone. During the cave tour, under the church and the city, we walked on moments earlier, we saw the old herringbone wall from the original Roman wall. now underneath the modern city. The Drouhin cave tour and Grand Cru tasting is amazing (do it!), but the Saint-Felix Caveaux de Degustation was a master class on Burgundy. The education, experience, and service was off the charts. Literally, down the stairs from our room 221, we dove into a cellar from the 13th century and found out more about terroir than we could have imagined finding. We chose the immersion grands terroir and it was sublime. The personal service, advice, and education that was delivered by the Sommelier was exceptional. I can’t recommend another place more that this, book the Grand Cru suite and the Immersion Grands Terroir experience. Lastly, the welcome and feelings we got from the moment we stepped inside to the drop off at the railway (GM literally dropped everything, grabbed blankets and the Polaris when our car reservation no showed, and drove us to the train station), it was the experience we didn’t know we needed but knew we wanted, From the bottom of my heart, Merci!