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The Wilson is located quite close to the ancient city and the shopping area of Dijon. The house itself is a lovely location to stay at with its very own atmosphere. The rooms are very nice, the bed was fantastic and the breakfast in the morning leaves out nothing that could have been missed.

Similar to a previous reviewer I’m having to sleep in the car as the hotel could not give me the room I reserved. After driving 12 hours I arrived with two children to the hotel at 10pm to be told the 3 single bed room I booked on HRS and was confirmed as booked is not available and only a double bed is available. I could have booked a two bed for much cheaper elsewhere but paid a premium for the three beds. As I could not find anywhere else to book at 10pm I had to give the room to my children and sleep in the car. Thomas on reception was no help, he gave no ideas to resolve and was quite rude. I mentioned he could call head office or a manager, or move a mattress into the room, or find another hotel to transfer me to, or give me two rooms for price of one. He refused to even consider any of these options, saying it was too late to call anyone or do anything (I think he was going home at 11pm) and he had no authority to do anything (but also said he was the manager) I had paid 85euros+tax for the room. His only offer was another room for 100euros! More expensive than the one I had already booked! He even offered 10% off to take it to 90 which I took as him making a joke. Avoid this hotel, they seem to have a broken booking system and no customer service. Car park was locked on arrival and had to wait for another guest to use their code to let me in. At least it was secure to sleep in the car for the night. A complaint to Louvre Hotels has resulted in them shifting the blame to HRS but this doesn’t resolve the rude service and no help to solve the problem on the night leaving a family to work out how to sleep in a car.

Well situated close to the station and a short walk from the centre of town, this hotel also had an indoor swimming pool and spa. It should be noted that this was for adults only as the pool was quite deep one end. This was good for us as it is a fair size for a hotel pool and being adults only never seemed to get too busy. Access to the breakfast room was via a bridge over the pool!

Stayed 3 nights at this hotel in Dijon. Small room with twin beds, television available, clean and very quiet overall. No that much storage space, but quite enough for a weekend. Hotel is a good 20 minutes walk to the centre. Tram is next door as well as city bikes. Staff was extra helpful and professional. We could store our bags at checkout without any issues. Breakfast is well worth its price. There were fruits, yogurt, cereal, bread, jams, honey, cold cuts, many cheese, pastries, coffee, tea and juice. I would stay there again without hesitating.

We stayed one night in this very nice hotel. The central location was ideal, and after checking in we were able to explore the old town of Dijon at our leisure. The hotel was opened in 2024 and is therefore very modern. The modern rooms have a comfortable bed, a great shower and a video projector as a TV. Despite the air conditioning, we were able to open a window. The breakfast buffet was plentiful, only the coffee from the fully automatic machine could be a little stronger. The underground car park is a bit cramped and costs €11.50 per night. We were able to charge our electric car overnight for a flat rate of 15€ (four 5kW wallboxes are available). All in all, the perfect choice for a short stay in Dijon.

A McGallery Collection medium-sized property with an unsurpassed de rigeuer location for serious sightseeing and shopping travellers. Lit up in pink at night, it is an impressive historic structure overlooking Darcy Square/Garden conveniently walking distance to the prime tourist spots of old Dijon: the Cathedral, the Ducal Ducal Palace/Musee de Beaux Arts, Place de la Liberation, and feeding spots ranging from the Les Halles Dijon to the Michelin-starred L’Asperule. Diagonally across are the city tramway rails with a fortuitous station stop. Crossing the tram railway takes you to the Rue de la Liberte through the landmark Porte Guillaume (William Gate), which is the main sightseeing and shopping drag of Dijon’s old city center packed with period buildings. Equally fascinating side streets packed with historic structures and sites feed off this main street. The hotel itself has smallish rooms along dark hallways, with views of Darcy Square, its garden or adjacent buildings and furnished in spare modernist style with oversized modernist art copies and see-through bathrooms. Reception staff are charming but unexceptional. You basically take care of yourself here. The Bar is a very popular post-sightseeing relaxation spot with great cocktails and friendly wait staff, with occasional small live jazz entertainment at night.

This historic hotel is quite picturesque. We regularly chose to eat and drink at the hotel restaurants and bar - and glad we did. The rooms are large, quiet, and nicely appointed. The location is great for the “walking” tourist. What impressed me the most though was the staff. There was one lady named “Charlie” who was so helpful and gracious; that it was as if we were invited guests in her quaint home. My pet Freddy disappeared while visiting. Upon checkout, Charlie informed me that if Freddy did reappear, that she would adopt him.

The hotel is located in the old town of Dijon, very close to Galeries Lafayette. The rooms are small and the bathrooms are large. The hotel restaurant is 2 stars in Michelin, a small dozen tables. Very sorry that I didn't book in advance and missed it. However, there are many restaurants within a minute's walk around. Special snails and red wine beef face meat are worth trying. mustard roast chicken is especially recommended.