I have been reviewing various travel sites looking for accomodations in Beaune and I'm seeing a lot of negative reviews about hotels and B&B's. Can anyone who recently stayed in Beaune provide some recommendations? I'm looking is the 150 euro and less price range unless that turns out to be unreasonable. This is a 50th wedding anniversary trip and we want to make this a nice trip without any missteps.
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Twin Cities of MN
6486 posts
We stayed at Hotel de France by the train station. It was below your price limit. We liked it and it had a great, filling breakfast. This is more of a value accommodation so it may not be what you are looking for. I highly recommend the restaurant. They focus on burgundy fare. It is wonderful and well priced.
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Monterey County, CA (formerly Verbania Italy-Lago Maggiore)
1641 posts
We stated at the Beaune Hotel in October for 2 nights. It was basic, clean, and quiet; location is great, maybe a five minute walk to the city wall. We booked through Booking.com for around 70€/night plus parking, secure in a large garage on the property. If you stay within the City walls, parking might be a challenge, and I personally wouldn’t want you navigate the historic centre in a car. Walking was confusing enough.
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Myrtle Beach, USA
12314 posts
I stayed at Hotel Le Foch. Avoid it at all costs. It stands out as my worst lodging experience in France, including sleeping in dorms at hostels and in tents at campgrounds.
Posted by
Texas
531 posts
We stayed at Les Jardins de Lois just outside the city wall with excellent access..I can highly recommend this peaceful B &B. Rooms look out onto their gardens which is very calming.
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Atlanta, Ga, USA
2023 posts
We liked Hotel Remparts--has a garden and location is great. There was a RS group staying there on our last visit. They have good parking but we arrived by train and it was an easy walk with luggage to the hotel.
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California
777 posts
We loved our stay at Les Jardins de Lois. Wonderful hosts and a beautiful B&B. Perfect for an anniversary trip! Winemaker Philippe gave us a free tasting of his Pinot Noir in their wine cave located on the property. Anne-Marie serves a delicious breakfast included in the price.