The hotel is about 10 minutes walk from the station, and about the same from the centre of town. The rooms are a little shabby but clean. Our room overlooked the lovely cobbled courtyard, was beamed, had antique furniture, and a very comfortable bed. Some of the other rooms were more spartan. There were no fans so the rooms were quite warm and stuffy at night. The staff were friendly , and breakfast was simple but good quality. Car parking is tricky as the access is narrow, and there isn't much room to manoeuvre. It is a shame there is nowhere to sit out in the courtyard under the vine. However the small square just opposite had plenty of restaurants and cafes.

Comfortable stay at Hotel du Sauvage which has a lovely courtyard with a great old well. Parked our car in the covered garage that is part of the building. Bathroom was more modern than the bedroom, which was fine, just not very new. Could here people coming and going which kept us up the first night but were fine for second night. Breakfast simple and good. Centrally located near many sights and good eating.

A historic coaching inn, with an excellent restaurant. If you love good French food, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere at an attractive price, try a night or two at the Sauvage, Dijon.
We have stayed several times, in various rooms. The best are enormous with high beamed ceilings and ancient features.