Initially, I’ve chosen not to have breakfast at the hotel, just because I was first time in France and wanted to taste something out of ordinary, just casually going in the mornings and trying different breakfasts at different locations, hoping to catch french food vibe. The location of the Hotel is superb, Cour de la Gare is like 1 min walk from the Hotel de Paris. Everything is nearby: city centre, trams going everywhere every 5 minutes, Darcy Square is nearby. You can as well take a tram to Universite de Bourgogne, if you have some friends there, cause that’s what I was doing. I came to Dijon to meet an old friend of mine, which studies at Universite de Bourgogne, and we ended up eating some random pizza on the balcony of the Hotel, which has a really nice view and unique vibe - please try some pizza there. Me and my friend stayed in the room 102 for about 3 nights and we enjoyed it so far! The staff was great, they know very well English and are really polite, especially the old lady, sorry that I didn’t catch her name, if you’ll see her, please tell her she’s a wonderful person. Thank you, old but young, lady! :)

Wi-Fi signal was a bit slow and one toilet was a bit damaged.

The best feature was the personnel, they were very friendly and helpful and especially the one most present during our stay, Pedro, was extremely kind and helpful. Very cooperative in helping us reach the hotel parking efficiently by calling us up front and very informative, on request, about the city of Dijon. The hotel is also nicely located very near to City Centre and surrounded by a couple of restaurants and a tram station.

Amazing location, close to the train station, just a short walk to the centre of the city. There's a free minibus, the 'navette', that takes you around town and runs every 10 minutes. Plenty of theatres, good cinemas and music venues and - of course - restaurants and shops. The tourist information centres are great. This is a wealthy area, thanks to the business of wine and mustard! The hotel is little dated but perfectly fine and staff gave good information about visiting the city and restaurants.

Great location, a minute away from the train station and the tram leaves right outside the door (which also means it is kind of noisy outside). The centre is also a walkable distance away, there is a park right across the street. The rooms were big enough, not too big though. There was a TV and wifi, which didn’t work the best, but you could search up things if necessary. The staff were very friendly, although their English wasn’t the best. They tried very hard and ended up being very helpful, which is highly appreciated.

The bathroom kept ‘leaking’. As we arrived, there were puddles on the floor and they stayed there for our whole stay, only getting larger when we showered or used the toilet. We stayed during a heat wave, and we were extremely hot - there isn’t any air conditioning and we weren’t provided with a fan. There was only one plug to charge our devices with. During the night, it was also VERY noisy. The tram runs almost the entire night, and not only does that make noise, but so do the people waiting at the tram stop. There are also many restaurants right outside, which can be good, but also gets very loud.

The location is good, just few minutes walk from the train station. Room is clean as well. Will recommend to stay over there if you plan to stay at Dijon and want a location near the train station. Most of the staff are friendly and they can speak English.

Position, position, position. Close to rail station and old town. Breakfast was great value and plenty of places to eat near the hotel. Room nice and dark for sleeping and room for our suitcases.

Very noisy inside the hotel with doors closing loudly through the night. It's a 2 star hotel so we got what we expected.

Great location during our 4-night stay in April. Our room was perfect, end of hallway top floor. Breakfast was fine. We found the hotel to be very quiet. Good budget hotel.

All was good for the value.

Right next to the city center Friendly staff Rooms are modern Hotel is old but adequate, the rooms look like they have been renewed recently, at least on the 3rd floor. Parking is fairly priced.

Parking is quite narrow, beware if you have a big car or like me: an inept driver. Breakfast is quite expensive comparing with the room costs, but optional, you can have coffee with croissants 50 meters from the hotel door for about 2 euros.

Location handy to explore Dijon on foot. We used Bolt once to visit the Military Museum across town for convenience. Otherwise, most historic sites accessible by walking.

The price reflects the package. Adequate but don't expect frills.

I loved the room decor the bed was very comfortable the view on the tram and cinema outfront and old buildings around it felt like a dream I love every second the centre od dijon 2 station from the hotel felt safe if you are going at night

maybe the lift ; I got lucky to have a room with a nice view I cant say the same about the other facing in words rooms .