Vezelay Hotel Guide. Hotels in Corbigny, Vezelay, France

"Séjour agréable et très bon repas du soir. Local à vélo sécuritaire et bon petit déjeuner "

"Staff was extremely friendly. The bar was exquisite. The rooms were immaculate and super comfy. I definitely recommend staying here."

"Okay for overnight stay. Parking was good and hotel was central to restaurants"

"When we walked in the bed was unmade.. which made me question if it was changed at all after previous guests.. when we moved bed cover there was someone’s t-shirt… NO towels at all, no fridge/coffee/microwave (just be aware) and AC made a huge puddle on the floor only after several hours running. Thank you for the t-shirt, previous owner. What we will wake up to in the morning I wonder."

"We booked this hotel last minute and arrived around 10 PM. The owner and his family were very friendly. The hotel is close to A6 Highway, which was convenient. Although the hotel isn't large, we noticed the restaurant was bustling with guests enjoying their meals when we arrived. Unfortunately, we had already eaten, but we definitely wish we could have tried their Indian cuisine! The room was simple yet elegant. While there was no air conditioning, the room was pleasantly cool, and we didn't even need to use the fan provided. Considering the price, this hotel offers exceptional value for money. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone looking for a comfortable stay!"

"Beautiful boutique hotel with lovely restauraunt attached"

"This hotel worked for us in that it was roughly halfway on our journey to the south of France. The staff were very friendly and helpful on check-in. The hotel itself is quite tired and needs some modernisation. Restaurant was not open the evening we were there but the Local town of Avallon had plenty of pleasant restaurants available. "

"Very quiet place in the countryside and close to the motorway "

"Very cool place! The restaurant was very nice with great service and outstanding food. This is a hidden gem for sure. Clean room, great setting along a small river. Stay here again, yes!"