The Côte d'Or department falls into the natural boundaries of the Côte d'Or wine-growing region, between Dijon in the north and the unofficial capital, Beaune in the south, but also stretches north to encompass the Parc National de Forets. The southern area is where you’ll see most of the vineyards, to the west is the lush green of the Morvan National Park, and to the northwest, there are a number of architectural and historical treasures, including Alésia, where Julius Caesar finally managed to vanquish the Gauls in 52BC. Unsurprisingly, this is a popular holiday destination meaning there are a wide choice of hotels to pick from which can make choosing a long task. With this in mind, our hotel experts have compiled a collection of the best hotels in the Côte d'Or selected on their location, design, and service. As you may imagine there are a good choice of hotels with standout restaurants (a few Michelin starred) as well as some beautiful châteaux, and chic city bases. So why not browse through our collection to start planning your next French break?
Avallon (Burgundy)
An impressive 13th Century moated Château set on charming grounds. Lofty bedrooms ooze old-world style, think antique drapes, bold wallpapers, four-poster beds and knockout views. Mouthwatering dinners are served, house party style, in a large kitchen, at separate tables, or on the lawn. Spoiling!
Burgundy (Burgundy)
Popular with yesteryears stars, now renowned for its two Michelin-starred restaurant. Wonderfully atmospheric rooms have beamed ceilings, antiques, and modern luxuries such as hot tubs. With a state-of-the-art spa, an outdoor pool, and mature gardens - this is a luxurious getaway.
Chagny (Chagny)
Superb food at this iconic restaurant with attractive rooms. A family run affair with a rich gastronomic heritage. The dining room at the heart of the house serves fantastic and unpretentious cuisine. A hotspot for foodies and local explorers.
Burgundy
A statuesque chateau with an excellent spa and gourmet restaurant. Richly decorated bedrooms and suites with private terraces overlook beautifully manicured gardens. The Michelin-starred restaurant swerves away from the norm, serving French-Japanese fusion cuisine. Ideal for a romantic getaway.
Burgundy
An attractive country house with a cottage feel to it. Charming bedrooms and suites have wooden beamed ceilings, traditional fabrics, and a mix of antiques and modern furniture. There's a small spa which includes a pool and an extensive wine cellar. A classic rural hideaway.
Burgundy
Extremely smart townhouse B&B with an indoor heated pool. Contemporary comfort is blended with classical furniture and style for a sophisticated effect. The suites are enormous. No restaurant, but you're right in the centre of Dijon so there's plenty to choose from. A hotel for grown-ups.
Burgundy
A delightful hotel set in a traditional 19th century house. Large rooms are contemporary with rich details; mahogany furniture, drapes and exposed beams, all with opulent bathrooms. Great classical French cuisine, lighter snacks from the cafe bistro, and a charming courtyard. Very romantic.
Burgundy
An intimate boutique hotel set in historic converted winery. Luxe rooms have stone flag floors, high ceilings, wooden beams, rich muted fabrics, and enormous beds. A charming courtyard area to enjoy breakfast in and a fantastically stocked wine cellar. A sophisticated spot for the luxury traveller.
Burgundy (Barbaron)
A cosy farmhouse set just outside Beaune in pretty rolling countryside. Rustic-chic rooms feature exposed beams, antiques and valley views. Expect expansive gardens, a superb traditional restaurant, a shop with regional treats, and added luxuries such as massages. A country escape for wine lovers.
Burgundy
A chic hotel in the wine region of Chablis. Rooms blend the modern with the traditional. Expect exposed beams, contemporary furniture and large bathrooms. There's a lovely terrace on which to enjoy local wines and an excellent regional restaurant. The perfect bolt hole for a tasting trip.
Beaune
A luxury hotel set in the centre of Beaune. Rooms & suites are modern and very stylish while the rest of the building keeps its original charm. A cellar, full of character, is perfect for sampling local vintages while the hotel's elegant restaurant is standout. A grown-up and romantic stay.
Puligny-Montrachet (Puligny-Montrachet)
A gorgeous 19th-century residence in the delightful Puligny-Montrachet. The village itself is known for its wineries but it is also an ideal base for exploring more of the famous wine country. The rooms are comfortable and spacious, the décor is elegant, the colours warm; a lovely welcoming place.
Meursault (18 Rue de Cîteaux)
Set in a 19th century building amongst the popular vineyards of Meursault, this luxury hotel offers a calming atmosphere to its visitors. A unique spa experience, an all day buffet breakfast, a fine dining restaurant and a wine cellar that houses some of the best age-old wines from the region.
Dijon (18 Rue Sainte-Anne)
Three historical mansions and a Gothic courtyard combine to create this chic hotel in historic Dijon. Interiors combine the old and the new, steely grey hues and modern artworks sit against original features. La Closerie offers gourmet cuisine and an excellent wine collection. A stylish stay.
Dijon (1 Rue de Longvic)
A 17th century coach house with typical Burgandian architecture, in the centre of Dijon. Stone walls, wooden beams, courtyards and gardens, with beautifully renovated rooms offering rustic charm, with modern features. A warm and welcoming spot, with plenty of character.
Chambolle-Musigny (Morey-Saint-Denis)
A luxurious rural property in Burgundy, surrounded by vineyards. The elegant rooms are traditional in style; think floral motifs, antique furniture and beamed ceilings. Make the most of the gorgeous outdoor pool, excellent regional wines and standout cuisine. Rural french perfection.
Burgundy
Great hospitality and a relaxing atmosphere combine to create this Burgundian gem. The charming rooms are simple and elegant and the restaurant serves delicious regional cuisine. The perfect launchpad for exploring the rich culture of Saulieu.
Beaune
Le Clos du Colombier is a stellar hotel set amidst the rolling vineyards of Burgundy. The delightful rooms are designed with simple elegance and attention to detail. Enjoy delicious regional food and local wines on the terrace overlooking the vines. Perfect for a relaxing getaway in Burgundy.
Burgundy (Burgundy)
Authentic 16th-century chateau turned country hotel with easy access to all of Burgundy's highlights. 45 traditionally styled rooms and suites, plus two restaurants, a pool, spa and golf course. It's a charming spot for active types or is equally a great base for exploring the region.
Burgundy
A striking chateau set in tranquil parkland between Dijon and Beaune. Rooms are individually styled with warm hues, a choice selection of antiques and luxurious contemporary bathrooms. A fine dining restaurant showcases exemplary regional cuisine and is worthy of a visit alone.
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