Hotels near Domaine Armand Rousseau

"Great room, lots of space. Comfortable beds, good shower. Onsite parking. Perfect for our one night stay en route to the Alps. "

"Clean room comfy bed great shower and surprisingly good food"

"Yes the air condition was efficient "

"Lovely hotel, liked the fact it had a swimming pool. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Bus stop close to the hotel to transport you into town. "

"Excellent place for a stop over, we have been there 4 times and really like it"

"Beautiful hotel with very accommodating owners, so much to do in this area "

"Really lovely hotel. Staff super friendly and helpful. Room quirky but excellent, very clean and super comfortable bed. The restaurant was superb, along with an unbelievable wine list. Lovely quiet area actually located in the vineyards, which made for some nice walks around the local villages. Easy drive into Dijon or Nuits-Saint-Georges if required. Definitely recommended. "

"Hotel is immaculately kept. Staff are friendly. Short drive into small town. Breakfast nice selection. "

"The property is licated in the picturesque area with beutiful views and a walking distance from the village center. Its in line with other similar hotels with a few notable nuisances that made us feel a bit undeserved: 1. The rooms have no fridges nor hotel itself has no icemakers available to guests. Whilebtheyboffered to store our food somewhere in the shared kitchen fridge this is pretty uncomfortable option in mid-July where you cannot get a glass of chilled water. 2. While hitel sits on the nice property there is no outside area to sit and enjoy te views besides patio sitting area. However they dont allow outside food or wine on that patio or force you to pay a fee which we find ridiculous 3. Hotel pictures feature a nice pool while in reality the pool is not part of the hotel bit is located at the spa that requires additional fee, reservation and a time limit of 2 hrs. Which we find ridiculous if it was advertised as a hotel amenity. Overall hotel was fine but it felt as a total money grab for every normally common amenity"