From the owner: Les canards prennent le Relais Pensez à réserver et venez tôt, c'est plus prudent et cela sera…read morel'assurance de passer le repas dans les meilleures conditions. Au coeur de ce petit paradis, l'intérieur de ce Relais laisse libre cours aux pierres apparentes. On peut y déguster une cuisine traditionnelle et qui fait honneur au canard. Terrines, persillé, tourte au pigeon, magret de canard au miel et graines de moutarde, tournedos à l'infusion de vin, pavé de biche. Un cadre rustique et un repas bien mené. Si la sieste se manifeste, sachez que le Relais fait aussi office d'hôtel.

From the owner: Peau d'Âne Cette auberge est un endroit couru par les Dijonnais, sensibles à un concept qui se…read moremarie à merveille avec un site comme Bèze. L'atmosphère est celle d'une chaumière-auberge napoléonienne. Les destriers à l'écurie, beaux cavaliers et belles princesses pourront quitter capes et bottes pour s'attabler, près de l'une des cheminées. Le cadre est rustique, étudié avec soin et chaleureux. Plats d'antan et raclette bèzoise partagent l'affiche avec des grillades et du cochon. A ceux qui voudraient voir en cette auberge un hommage aux contes de fées et à Peau d'Ane en particulier, sachez que l'homme qui vous reçoit est le grand maître de la confrérie des Amis des ânes en Auxois-Morvan. Quant aux chambres, elles méritent aussi le détour.

Great home cooking. Lots of food and wine for an unbelievably small price. I will be back!read more

Thomas at the front desk was very friendly, polite, and helpful. He also speaks pretty good…read moreEnglish! His colleague, Léa, who is new today, was able to recommend a restaurant that serves escargot. Alas, it is not in Arbois. Subsequent visits to the front desk were always very pleasant and informative, responsive to requests for recommendations. Our room was over a street other than the one of the front entrance, overlooking the Promenade des Tiercelines - if that means something I'm unable to figure it out. There is a nice view of The Collegiate of Notre-Dame. It was a bit noisy when we were getting ready to retire, about 11:30 (23:30 for Europeans) but closing the window really kept the noise level down well. I would say that a couple more electrical outlets wouldn't hurt a bit, but my expectations there seem like they might be a tad unrealistic. On the other hand, maybe the hotel industry just needs a wake-up call and to provide more access to travelers. There are two of us, and if we wanted to plug in all of our electrical items at the same time, we'd be short two outlets. This IS a room for two people, after all. Soon enough, we'll be having the breakfast, so there will be more to comment on.

The perfect place to stay in the perfect French village. Hosts Thomas and Emmanuelle work hard and…read morefast to make every guest comfortable. They took the time to point us to the best sights and shops and restaurants, and helped us arrange all. I've been to 35 countries and seven continents, and not enjoyed a better stay anywhere. We sincerely hope to return.

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.

Overall, 5 stars for great value. This brasserie is cheap, bright, comfortable and packed with…read moreuniversity students enjoying cheap happy hour drinks. If you're a fan of beer they have more options than your typical place - I was happy with happy hour wine prices though. Also on happy hour - appetizers and baskets of crispy frites. I opted for an onion soup (really lovely) and their "yin yang" version of ouefs meurette which offered versions in traditional wine sauce but their own version in an Epoisses cream. Can I reflect upon the perfection of these eggs for a moment? Indulge me. The burgundy version was great - a light, herb filled sauce that wasn't too salty and clearly homemade. But that Epoisses cream? Incredible - I used up a pile of bread on the sauce because it was perfect. I am currently sad that I am not eating that sauce right now and for the rest of my days. Service was fun and friendly, and the prices are "college student cheap". Don't sleep on those eggs, though - seriously.

We were attracted because of the veggie burger, but actually had the chicken burger. It was really…read morequite tasty! The fries were generous and the bill was very affordable. Happy with our choice.