Le Chambellan

Excellent location, within 3-20 minutes' walk of all the beautiful and interesting sights in the whole of the old centre of the city. The room was comfortable and quiet. Breakfast (costing 10 euros extra) was simple but plentiful (tasty croissants and pains au chocolat, cereal, fruit, ham, etc). The staff were very helpful and let us keep cheese we'd bought in their fridge. The price was very good. No frills, but none are needed!

Nice, good sized room. Quiet facing small courtyard. Kind clerks. Shower did not work well. Needs repair (room 103). Needs a hook or towel bar for hanging clothes or robe in the bathroom. Was not able to ever lock the door with the key I was given. I manage 14 homes on the US and own 2, so I know about keys and locks. Enjoyed the location and charm of the inn.

The position, the entire apartment for the 5 of us was perfect .

Very serviceable hotel, not the fanciest, but does the job with a nice courtyard and in a great spot for exploring old Dijon. The staff was incredibly helpful in receiving us after a thirsty, and sweaty bike ride.

A gem of a hotel. A quirky building in the old part of Dijon town centre. Everything spotlessly clean. Comforrable rooms. A good breakfast. Only an overnight stay this time, but we will stay here again with pleasure.

Great location. Easy walk to old town. Air conditioning was appreciated.

Hotel staff is friendly. It is very closed by to St. Michel in the Old Town. No lift and staircase is narrower from Level 02 to 03, quite a challenge for big luggage. Parking is along the road side or underground parking not far from hotel. Recommended for the proximity to Old Town sites.

We booked the hotel over the phone and spoke to a very nice and helpful lady. My girlfriend had injured her back while on holiday so we needed a ground floor room. This was well described and turned out to be just what was required. However, when we arrived her male colleague was on reception and was unwelcoming to say the least. He printed off a bill and I didn't immediately mention the subterranean car park I'd been told about on the phone. When I spoke up about this he tore up the bill in my face and muttered a few words. He printed off another bill, with parking included, and then gave me inaccurate directions to the car park. The following day i was trying to park outside the hotel to collect my injured girlfriend. The 'delightful' gentleman was in a car behind me honking his horn. He knocked on my window and muttered come choice words. When I explained I needed to collect my partner he shouted a few expletives and drove off. Not really what you'd expect when booking a 100€ hotel room.

Good value for money. Good central location.