Hôtel Restaurant de La Poste & du Lion d'or

酒店位置在外圍，個別房間可以看到村莊風景。 房間面積還比較大。酒店內部結構有點像迷宮。 遇到一位儒雅的老先生接待。

Beautiful area and hotel looks very pretty. Staff were nice and friendly. I paid a lot in thought for our room which was ‘superior’ but I wouldn’t call it that. The ‘terrace’ had hard bamboo chairs with no cushions so couldn’t sit outside. The view is the car park so whilst ok for one night not the expectation I had. Breakfast was lovely and location perfect. We were told on arrival the restaurant was booked but we managed to eat at a restaurant opposite which was excellent so I would recommend that. Also beware parking charges - you need to pay for public street parking and remember to do it in time. Overall a nice hotel, not special and could do with some updating.

Extremely helpful front desk. We arrived just in time to check in. So we saw our room immediately. Nicely modern, up to date bathroom and a very comfortable bed. This room, 104, has a private terrace. Great for your morning coffee. It is difficult to get reservations in the restaurant . You need to call well ahead. We ate elsewhere and there plenty of good choices. Breakfast has plenty of choices.

Obviously this building has undergone many changes and adaptations over the years, so one can't expect things to be as in a modern purpose built hotel. That being said I had an excellent 4 night stay in a room on the top floor overlooking the square. All functioned well and one is provided with kettle/coffee/tea/2 bottles of mineral water daily. In spite of the main road passing in front of the hotel the traffic at night is minimal. Breakfasts and the Michelin restaurant are rather dear but there are possibilities to eat elsewhere in the village but a reservation would be advised. For those travelling by public transport the bus stops are outside the hotel as well as the letter box. (There isn't one at the post office, due to terrorist fears). For car travellers I would recommend reserving a parking spot, for which they charge not by the day but by the night. All the staff I had dealing with were most helpful, friendly and efficient. They even allow you to speak French!

You need to be aware that this place is on the main road which is a major lorry route. The road goes up hill in front then wraps round behind downhill. There is single glazing only so no chance of any sleep. The room which was “superior” was so basic. The air conditioner unit broke about 11pm, but even when turned off continued to make terrible noises all night. There is no reception at night so there is nothing you can do. When looking for someone around midnight I found the huge double window a ground level left wide open so anyone could have walked in. We had booked for 4 nights but had to leave after one night (they charged us for two nights). They did get an engineer in promptly for the air conditioning unit in the morning, when he came he seemed to imply that this was not a rare problem. We asked if they might offer us a breakfast on the house as a gesture of apology but they declined. The hotel is over priced as it is in Vezelay which is rated as one the the prettiest villages in the area, while in is ok offers very little. Be aware that the all the towns restaurants including this hotel are closed on Tuesdays so you can’t eat anywhere

Great location to visit this lovely small town. Stayed 2 nights in a lovely room with a balcony. Staff was very helpful and made our dinner reservation at the "White Horse" which is nearby with excellent food. I asked my travel agent to book a "small boutique hotel" so was surprised when a tour bus dropped off a very large and very loud tour group. Travel agent issue but don't expect a quiet hotel filled with couples or families. Breakfast was a bit of a letdown after all the lovely breakfasts we enjoyed during our prior two weeks in France.

This is a comfortable hotel situated at the bottom of the hill on which the medieval town of Vézelay is perched. Apart from the ramparts walk, everything in the town is uphill and must be accessed by foot, so be advised if you have difficulty walking. (There is handicapped access to the Basilique Sainte-Marie-Madeleine, so I suppose there must be some allowance for vehicular access.) Our room faced the Place Champ du Foire, which is quite active during the day with market stalls, tourists and pilgrims beginning their walk to Santiago de Compostela. It quietens down at night, but the D951 is immediately in front of the hotel, so be prepared for the noise of lorries passing by. The room was comfortable, we liked the king-size bed, which had a very good mattress. The bathroom was well-appointed but a bit of a squeeze for two people, unless one was in the shower. There were some period pieces of furniture which frankly had seen better days. The wardrobe had only hanging space for very short items, which was a drawback. Breakfast was excellent, with a good selection of items. As there is not much competition, the hotel is on the expensive side—but it was a special birthday visit for us. The staff are friendly and helpful—if you speak French (which we do). There is a very good chef at the hotel restaurant so I would recommend at least one dinner in-house. There is a bar and a terrace for a relaxing drink. All in all, a good place to stay

Stayed only one night, as a hotel closer to where my wife was hospitalized was full. Hotel de la Poste is in a nice location and the amenities are quite good as well. Only negative comment would be the less-than-charming attitude of the front desk staff (not all of them - just the daytime staff). He really acted like he didn't want to be there to assist anyone. Perhaps he should seek other employment opportunities.

Hôtel très agréable. Bellechambre bien agencée et décorée avec une jolie vue sur la campagne environnante. Le buffet du petit-déjeuner est bien assorti et propose une variété de produits faits maison. Malheureusement je n'ai pu dîner à l'hôtel car il n'y a pas de service à la carte. C'est peut-être à revoir.