Booked 4 nights in this hotel while visiting Dijon. I thought it was quaint, pleasant and clean.
Not anywhere near a major chain hotel, but very authentic to the culture of this beautiful city.
Owners and attendants were exceptionally nice. Room was okay size, but clean! Location was a 10 minute walk to the restaurants and shops. Very Very nice. Would stay here again if I ever come back....which I hope to have an opportunity!

We stayed here overnight on a trip from Britain to Annecy. The hotel was chosen as it provided off road parking and suggested it would be safe to store bikes that we were taking with us.
All of this was true, however if you want to park in the courtyard belonging to the hotel, then I would suggest that you pre-book as it is only small.
The rooms were fairly dark and furnished with dark furniture. The bedrooms and en-suites were clean and the beds comfortable.
We had breakfast the following morning which was expensive at 12 euros each. I would perhaps suggest that breakfast could be obtained elsewhere and you would probably get a better choice of food.
Overall, we would stay here again for the convenience but definately breakfast elsewhere.

We stayed in the hotel on-route to and from our holiday in Provence. We were travelling by car with 2 expensive bikes on a bike rack, we were extremely pleased with the secure courtyard parking (9 Euros per night) also the adjoining rooms for us and 2 teenage children, the rooms were spacious and clean. We overlooked the main street but had a good night's sleep having the windows closed and using the very effective fans provided. The sound of the occupants in the next room using the bathroom was a little disconcerting but didn't last long.. also the price of breakfast - 12 Euros for a croissant, roll and coffee was too much so we declined this option on our return trip and got the very same thing in a cafe just outside the city for 4.5 Euros each. All in all a nicer exprience than our previous visits to Novotels etc on the outskirts of a city where you only have the option of eating in the hotel, we really enjoyed going out and exploring Dijon and eating in the pretty squares - it broke up our journey perfectly.

We just finished 3 days in Dijon at Hotel Wilson on Place Wilson, after spending a week cycling the Burgundy Canal. Easy to get to from the canal if cycling into town. Easy in/out with car for points north/south. Very nice. Big rooms. Air con, which is a bit complicated to work but the staff got it going. Definitely ask for an interior courtyard room as its much quieter. Breakfast is good for Euros 8. Located about 10 minutes from old quarter but not an unpleasant walk. Very helpful staff, wifi. Euros 130 for a triple, 2 minutes from a Casino market and lots of smaller restaurants nearby. There's an internal, secure parking first-come, first-served with a big gate that closes off from the street so our 8 bikes were very safe. Apparently the best restaurant in town is right next door but they were closed for renovation so sadly we missed that. The town itself is delightful with many wonderful squares to dine.