I am surprised by the low ratings as well but I suppose it depends what you are after. Beze is a small, rural French village and the hotel is the same. It is nothing grande or spectacular but then again that is not what we were after. We wanted to stay in a place that reflects the french culture and... More

My wife, daughter and I have stayed at Le Bourguignon on probably ten occasions over the years, en-route to the south. On every occasion the welcome has been friendly and efficient, the rooms clean, the service and food outstanding. It is typically French and rural, if you want smarmy, pretentious service, forget it, these are straightforward, traditional French hoteliers giving... More

We saw this on our way round a motorway jam. it looked interesting so we booked our stay through the Logis Guide. The hotel was very full of Belgians & Dutch obviously in transit from the South (like us). The restaurant was really busy and we had a nice meal. Breakfast was OK but a bit cramped in the room... More

The Bourguignon sits on the main road through the small and pretty town of Beze, which is a short drive from the A31 and not too far from Dijon. Car parking seems ample with spaces at the front and at the side towards the back of the building. The entrances are a bit quirky but the reception, itself, is found... More

We arrived at the hotel, and even though we've stayed there on numerous occasions in the past, the younger woman on reception pretended she didn't know us. The room was nice and done up to a good standard. However, all went downhill from there. We were shocked at how RUDE the older lady waitresses were, especially the Madame Bourgeois who... More

We have been booked there by our company. Not even close of my style of hotel, but I suppose I had toget along with it, as unenthusiastically as I could. I will not comment on the village, which is supposed to be pretty. The temperature was in the range of -10/-5°C, so we had no occasion to roam what looked... More

Beze is a lovely old town. The Auberge is great, the rooms are perfectly adequate; ours was quiet although a colleague had a very noisy single room (from the plumbing). The restaurant is excellent and was full of locals - always a recommendation. The ability to speak some French is an advantage. A typical auberge atmosphere. More

The hotel consists of an accommodation building on three floors with the car park directly in front, and immediately adjacent is the restaurant and bar / reception. Both face the fairly quiet road but are set back. We booked a double room but were allocated a spacious family room with two extra single beds - 57 euros. The restaurant was... More