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You're happy to be in Dijon,
or you're traveling to Dijon and you need a hotel. Dijon
offers a wide variety of accomodations. Which is good news
for you! Whatever your budget, I'll help you find a bed
with a roof over it!
Private
Apartment Rentals
Dijon Rent-a-home: Dijon,
Burgundy, France - Click
here to go to their website I can vouch for this company
owned by the former Captain and wife team of the famous
Hotel Barge "La Reine Pedauque". Beatrice speaks
English, and their beautiful apartment
rentals are in the heart of the old city center, "centre
ville", and are within strolling distance of the Palais
des Ducs, Place de la Libération, antique shops,
restaurants, boutiques and the local market. They compare
favorably with hotel rooms, however they offer more space
for you and your family (or a second couple). They include
fully equipped kitchens, therefore you can "cook in"
to save costs. It's nice to have that option. We've stayed
at two of their properties, and both exceeded my expectations.
Plus they now offer day cruises on the Burgundy canal on
their gorgeous new barge! They also have a bike service
where they drop you off with a bike up the Burgundy canal,
and you can spend a leisurely, lovely day returning to Dijon
at your pace. Or spend the day touring wineries with Max!
Really
tiny budget:
Hotel Victor Hugo (23, rue
des Fleurs 03 80 43 63 45). 31-49 Euros for singles/doubles.
Simple, clean rooms. Ask for a room with a garden view!
Breakfast 6 Euros.
Foyer International des Etudiants
(4-6 rue du Marechal Leclerc 03 80 71 70 00). Singles 16
Euros, Doubles 22 Euros. This is an international dorm where
most students studying French through the CIEF program stay.
A 30-40 minute walk from the Gare, or take the bus. Desks,
mini-fridges, and sinks. Nice cafeteria and lounge.
Medium
budget (two-star):
Central
Ibis (3, place Grangier 03 80 30 44 00). Superb location,
suberb price. Right in the heart of downtown, rooms around
90 Euros. Restaurant open 7/365: every night at least 7pm
to 10:30pm. Animals OK. WiFi.
Le
Jacquemart (32, rue Verrerie 03 80 60 09 60). Located
in a 17th century building in the antique district of Dijon
on a fairly quiet, calm street. Prices ranging from 30-65
Euros. Continental breakfast 5,95 Euros. Carpark nearby
for 5 Euros. Animals OK, and they are open all year-round.
Email: hotel@hotel-lejacquemart.fr
Bigger
budget (three-star)
Hotel
du Nord (place Darcy 03 80 50 80 50). Jeff and I stayed
here on our arrival in Dijon. Nice hotel, courteous staff.
Restaurant, De la Porte Guillaume, open 6:30 to 23:00. Two
lounges including a wine bar - try 17 wines by the glass.
Elevator. Air-conditioning controlled in your room. Hair
dryers in each room. Satellite TV, and internet via TV.
Request shower or bath. 88-150 Euros. Animals OK. Parking
underground available. hotel
website Email: contact@hotel-nord.fr
Hotel
Wilson (place Wilson 03 80 66 82 50). Have heard nice
things about this hotel. On the southern edge of Centre
Ville across from a beautiful parc with fountain. Rooms
78-103 Euros. Breakfast 11 Euros. Amimals OK for 8 Euros.
Garage 9 Euros. WiFi. Breakfast 12 Euros. One of the best
restaurants, restaurant
Stéphane Derbord, is here. hotel
website
Really
big budget (four-star)
Hostellerie
du Chapeau Rouge (5, rue Michelet, 03 80 50 88 88).
I have checked this place out for visiting family, and can
recommend room 232 as its nicest room. The windows are sound
proofed, the decor nice, the bathroom is awesome with a
huge shower and jacuzzi. Of course other rooms are available,
but I haven't seen them. Rooms from 136-284 Euros. Free
WiFi. Animals accepted. Home to a superb,
and expensive, restaurant with menus ranging from 41 to
100 Euros. Breakfast buffet 15 Euros. hotel
website Email: contact@chapeau-rouge.fr
Bed
& Breakfasts
Chez
Mme. Petithuguenin (19, rue Dom-Edmond-Martene 03 80
63 84 63). Capacity: 3 people. Speaks a bit of English and
German. Private car park. Breakfast included. Meals possible
with reservation. Animals not accepted. Email: monique.anouilh@free.fr
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