This restaurant is superb. They offer a 3 course prix fixed menu for 23 Euro and a second option…read morefor 50 euro with extras that would rival $125 - $200 plus per person dinner in the US. The wine list is expansive beyond belief. The family has been collecting wines for generations. The setting is exquisite and the staff is exceptional. I cannot day enough good things about our experience. Love love love.

From the owner: Cuisine de terroir et Vins de Bourgogne Située dans la vallée bucolique du Serein, l'Auberge du Pot…read mored'Etain propose une cuisine aux accents régionaux et une carte des vins des plus riches et très attractive avec notamment une belle sélection de bourgognes. Les plats sont savoureux et inventifs, l'ambiance est rustique et conviviale et l'accueil est chaleureux. L'Auberge du Pot d'Etain c'est finalement la recette d'un agréable moment.

Hotel is conveniently located across from the train station, which is much easier than dragging…read moreyour bags over cobblestone streets into the cute center of town. Some staff speak English, and there is a good selection of restaurants associated with the hotel. Biggest lesson I learned was to bring or request a hair dryer....before you get out of the shower, try to call the desk for one, and have to hunt in your French dictionary to determine just how to ask for a hair dryer in French. The staff were very caring, but their English and my French were a mismatch for a good 20 minutes. The Brasserie restaurant served a very nice roasted chicken dinner, and my kind waiter recommended a local specialty for dessert....a feather-light meringue type thing with a pastry cream between layers. It was wonderful. The chef and waiter were very nice, as I was their only customer for a while. Chaumont is a very nice town for walking and some shopping, but you absolutely must learn enough French to ask directions or get assistance in the stores.

From the owner: Grand standing Situé juste en face de la gare de Chaumont, le Grand Hôtel Terminus Reine est un…read morepetit palace à lui tout seul : il dispose de deux restaurants complémentaires, d'un bar, d'une salle de réception, d'un garage et d'un parking couvert entre autres choses. Cet hôtel, reconstruit après la seconde Guerre Mondiale allie confort moderne et tradition.

We stayed here for one night and had a wonderful experience. Rooms are all different as the hotel…read morehas grown over the years. We booked a suite that was quite large and had a beautiful bathtub. This hotel has such warmth and character and you really feel like your stepping back into time. The lobby area is very historic feeling and is the perfect place to cozy up to the fire and have a glass of burgundy. The staff went our of their way to be helpful, particularly Jean Claude. This hotel is a large part of the reason we fell head over heels for Beaune.

Boutique hotel in the heart of Beaune. Highlights- the suite is quite spacious with immaculate…read moreservice (they take care of things like forgotten power adapters for Europe, plus other small extra small gifts to welcome us to Burgundy). The wine list is extensive with four DRC bottles in their cellar. The hotel has its own cellar where the wine tasting is individual only (no group tastings) and tailored towards all levels of tasting. The bartender is very nice and the hotel owner hangs out at night to welcome you and knows the details of your stay. They arrange to call domaines as well to help you with wine tastings.

Buyer beware! The only thing I would rate this restaurant high for is the snob factor. We went…read morethere two times while in Burgandy and learned the first experience was not just an off night. We asked to see a menu the second time we went, but were told our menu would be a surprise picked by the chef. Upon further investigation we found the written menu was the same as we had two nights before so they improvised. One course was about 10 peas with about one mushroom cut up dressed with something that looked a bit like mayonnaise. The bread was good, and we were each allotted a small ball of butter and told we couldn't have more butter because it was limited. Water seemed to be limited too. They stopped serving it before the last course. We ordered and drank a bottle of wine. We ordered another but were told they did not have another bottle of the one we just finished. We declined to order another type because the same thing happened to us two nights before and they did not come to uncork the second bottle until we had finished the meal. On with the meal: We were served paper thin slices of fish with an anchovy. It was about 2 inches by 1/2 inch and had a dollop of a mayonnaise like substance. They did offer more bread, but we declined because we were not allowed more butter. Then the main course was two thin slices of what they said was beef and two very thin slices of tuna - each about an inch or less. I was not able to swallow this delicacy and had to spit it out. It was served with a dab of a mayonnaise looking substance. Dessert was edible. It was some type of fluff with paper thin slices of fruit on top. Oh, by the way. The centerpiece was a beet - yes, a beet. The most we got out of this restaurant was a good laugh.

Once you got to the room itself, it was fine. Overall, clean with basic amenities: no conditioner,…read morejust a squeeze bottle of body wash/shampoo - all in one, hair dryer, hand soap, tissues (located on the wall under the sink so trust me, it's there), and coffee/tea. It's just getting in and getting out that is a problem. First, the key barely works on the door. You have to give it several swipes at different speeds to get the green light to work and let you in. Otherwise, you keep getting that red light and you can't get in your room until you get it at just the right speed. Second, at check out, I have never been made to feel as if calling for a taxi was the worst thing in the world. The front desk woman, Marcella, was frustrated that I asked to call for a taxi (she wanted me to take the tram). On top of that, she kept asking me if I wanted an address on my bill...what?! I asked her to clarify and instead, she kept saying "AN ADDRESS" in an increasingly loud tone as she repeated herself over and over. I told her that I've never been asked that before and what address was she specifically referring to. But, of course, to no avail. Since I wanted her to stop repeating "AN ADDRESS" I just said "no" and got out of there as fast as I could. Can't say I would ever stay here again seeing as there are other options in Dijon.

From the owner: Face à L'Auditorium de Dijon Chambres très confortables pour cet hôtel quatre étoiles. Piscine…read moreextérieure. Salles pour séminaires. Idéal pour les groupes. Tickets gratuits pour les expositions.