Simple, effective, great parking, nice rooms, friendly service. Well worth an overnight stop, good breakfast and easy walking distance to town centre.

An easy walk from the train station and convenient to all tourist-y things. Apparently recently renovated, a good elevator and bigger than average bathroom with modern fixtures. Decent sized room, nicely decorated and clean. Most delightful were the front desk personnel who spoke English well and were helpful. Without boring you with details, I must emphasize that they went "above and beyond" to provide excellent service. Also, pleasant about luggage storage and tourist-y assistance.
This hotel was one of the best values and lodging experiences of a one month Europe vacation. (For comparison purposes, we are somewhere between budget and frivolous travelers.) We did not choose the breakfast, so cannot comment. There seemed to be ample gated parking (sometimes an issue with older hotels in smaller towns). The Internet signal did not reach to our room, so if this is important, ask for a room close to a router.
Make sure you see the evening light shows in Beaune, bike through the vineyards, and visit La Cave De L'Ange Gardien for a very personal wine-tasting experience.

Yes, honey, there's no shower curtain at the tub! So every time after a shower, we were succumbed to a self-guilt of having wet much of the bathroom. Being a conscientious person, we had to spend time mopping the floor afterward. The funny thing is that the rooms in this hotel are newly renovated, with sunny yellow color scheme on the walls, curtains and bedding. Yet, no one thought about spending a few euros to put in a shower curtain. Oh by the way, the shower head is not mounted on anything except on your own hand while using it. Are we supposed to take a real soaking bath instead (not an American tradition)?

Other than the above nuisance, the hotel is quite OK. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. The room is quite spacious. The 10-inch tube TV is quite nostalgic. The hotel is located just outside the old town (5 min away), being close to the tourist office, local stores and eateries. It is about 15 min walk from the train station. The access to the hotel looks like an American motel, without any grand entrance to write home about. The free wifi has a new password everyday. For 65 euros per day, the hotel is a best value.

We saw a couple traveling with a huge dog checked into the room next to ours. I wonder how do the staff clean that room afterward? I don't recall seeing any warning that a room might be inhabited by a furred occupant before (and hence watch out for allergic reaction).

We arrived early as the floor was being cleaned- (don't walk on the floor!) The staff did allow us to leave our bags and return for check in at 2. Although our bags were parked in front of an elevator, when we checked in, the desk informed us we were on the 3rd floor and pointed the way to the stairs. Lugging bags up 3 flights of stairs was the biggest downside for us. The staff was very friendly (especially since I spoke a little French), our room was bigger than I thought it would be, the bathroom was also fairly spacious, although it is a bath tub with spray attachment and no curtain (so easy to get the floor pretty wet). There was a high school tour group that made a lot of noise until about midnight on the first night we were there. The second night was quiet.
The breakfast was excellent- really flaky, buttery croissants and good baguettes with butter and jam. They even had American style coffee and orange juice. The bakery right next door was also great if you want to pick up a baguette or other treats for a picnic.