Externally the hotel looks grand. There are some gardens in front of the hotel which externally is itself impressive. There is a small swimming pool. The village itself offers nothing.. The room was large and looked out over the garden. There was free wifi which only worked near the door due to the thickness of the walls I suppose. There was a very small TV which only showed French channels. I don't think that the room had been refurbished since it opened. It certainly looked very tired with uncomfortable chairs and unpleasant looking blue carpet. The bathroom was very poor with a slightly dirty bath, a separate toilet with plastic seat, and minimal shower gels etc. If you are on the 1st floor you can her people walking about above. The reception staff were pleasant. There was one person serving at the bar so was somewhat overwhelmed by demands for pre dinner drinks. We were shown to our table but not made welcome. The water didn't arrive and the waiter had to be reminded of our order. The restaurant was very very over priced. Starters were over €20 and the mains at €35. Neither were exceptionally good. The wine list arrived in a huge book which was mostly blank pages and contained very little under €50. There are many good restaurants in Burgundy. This is not one. I couldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.

The hotel is very nice from the outside, and the rooms are comfortable and roomy, although could do with a bit of an update in terms of decor. Staff were very friendly and helpful while we were there, didn't have any problems with them at all, contrary to other reviews.
But the thing I couldn't get over was the price of food and drink - it was truly extortionate for what you got - eat somewhere else!!!

We stayed in the hotel one night renting 2 rooms and ate in the fine dining restaurant.
Good point: upgraded, nice bar and lounge, lovely exterior of the old abbey

Bad points: poor upkeep, decor dated and worn out in the rooms , carpets with bleach stains, cracks in room doors so that from hallway you can see right into rooms. Materials seemed cheap, doors to bedroom and bathroom have no latch and do not stay closed. No information in room for reference, gross looking blankets on beds.

Restaurant: beautiful dining hall, totally empty. Only one other table taken during our meal. Personal hygene of server very poor as she smelled strongly and had greasy hair. Lax and unattentive service even though there were 3 people present to serve 5 guests. The other table, after waiting for an extensive period of time, had to get up to serve his own wine.
There was sand in the scallops appetizer. A hair was found in the main course, an excuse was given that it was just a root of a mushroom and they even proposed to bring the same plate back to the table to be finished. This was, of course, refused so the entire table sat with empty dishes for 15 to 20 minutes waiting for the replacement dish to be served. No adjustment was made to the final bill and management did not address the situation even when requested on check out. We were told it is not the hotel's policy to provide refunds.

Oh and the "swiming pool" is an outdoor stone bog. with roots, weeds and fish.

This hotel is located inside a beautiful castle in a quiet village, a mere 3 km away from Burgundy wineyards and 15 mn road from Dijon. The building is large and magnificient, well preserved and decorated with style. It is surrounded by french gardens and border by nice river so there is place for a nice walk. Rooms are spacious and luxurious, staff very friendly and always ready to help, and restaurant offer typical local cuisine. Of course the place is expensive but it is really a wonderful place for a romantic weekend of a family event.