Dijon Hotel Guide - Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy hotels in Dijon, France.

"The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the train station, which made everything very convenient. Check-in was smooth and the room was clean. However, I encountered two minor issues during my stay. First, I was informed that there was no kettle in the room and that I would need to get hot water from the lobby. I had arrived in Dijon feeling unwell due to the sudden cold weather and was hoping to make some hot tea in my room. The staff kindly explained that this was due to energy-saving measures and that kettles could not be borrowed. Since I checked in at 5 p.m. and ended up staying in bed sick until the following afternoon, I never made it to the lobby for hot water. Second, when I checked out, the morning-shift staff kindly offered to store my luggage and said I could enjoy a cup of coffee before catching my train. When I returned to collect my luggage and helped myself to a coffee, I asked where I should place the dirty cup. The staff then told me I had to pay for it. I explained that I wasn’t aware of any fee and mentioned what the earlier staff member had told me. Unfortunately, this staff member was quite rude, making me feel uncomfortable and as though I was trying to take advantage of the service. My suggestions for improvement: • Consider offering kettles for rent at the front desk if providing one in every room isn’t feasible. • For the self-service coffee machine, either restrict guest access or clearly display pricing if it is not free."

"good breakfast"

"Delightful breakfast. Easy check in. Great for price."

"Hôtel was fine for the cost. Front desk staff have a restaurant recommendation that was terrible—suspect that they’re affiliated properties and/or kickbacks going on. "

"Great location. Wonderful friendly staff. Will definitely be returning for a longer stay"

"Nice hotel in Dijon! "

"Great hotel and location, we didn’t get to use the gym or spa facilities. Breakfast was good and we will be back"

"Hotel and room were nice. What was frustrating was that they did not notify me before our stay that their restaurant was closed on Sunday. I had my elderly father with me who struggles to walk so I had purposefully booked a hotel with a restaurant for the evening meal. Fortunately there are quite a few restaurants nearby, but we still had to get him there. Ironically I had cancelled another hotel that I had previously booked because they did notify me that their restaurant was closed. I booked this one instead, but in vain. Poor communication and basically false advertising because on hotels it clear says they have a restaurant and brasserie. They need to notify guests that those amenities are not available on Sundays."

"Very helpful staff at the reception desk and in the breakfast room. We stayed in the annex so it is a short walk from the hotel, the only downside was the lack of an elevator. Like many old buildings there’s just a narrow staircase. Not bad for us since we only had to navigate one flight to the first floor. What in the US we’d call the second. Amazing coffee maker in the room. "