So, we arrived at our Pit Stop in Dijon early evening, tired from the drive. We checked in. We were informed we had booked 4 rooms - twice the number required. We laughed, what a jolly jape, quel sense of humour. But... This was no joke. Something had gone awry. Surely the hotel would keep calm and carry on with... More

What was once a good, atmospheric French provincial hotel has been ruined by a 'make-over', so that it is now like any other cheap, anonymous motel. The rooms are tiny and very basic. A reasonable breakfast is eaten in what seems like a cold corridor. Some staff ( e.g. night desk clerk) were friendly and helpful others, including a young... More

A very nice budget hotel that is clean, modern, and centrally located! 3-5 minute walk to all historical sites in the old city. Very close to good restaurants, cafés, and shopping as well. I hope to stay here again the next time we visit Dijon! A great value for your money—highly recommended!

We stayed here for one night and thought it was a nice enough hotel for the price. A good location near where we wanted to walk around. The front desk people were nice, they stored our luggage while we toured around town, and were helpful in mapping out what was in the neighborhood. The room was clean and boring, but... More

We stopped en route to the Alps to break the journey. The hotel is modern and clean and has a number of family rooms which makes it a very cost effective option. Centrally located in the old part of the city, we decided not to go for the breakfast option but did struggle to find a local restaurant that was... More

We stayed two nights in Hotel des Ducs on a recent trip to Dijon to visit our daughter who is studying in Dijon University. The location was very central and the exterior of hotel fitted in perfectly with the quaint historical buildings in the vicinity. In contrast, the interior was modern, fresh with a wonderful colour scheme of taupe, cream... More

We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights in mid January 2013. It's about 10-15 walk from the station, but if the weather is icy or snowy I would suggest getting a cab - the old street pavers are VERY slippery and extra treacherous with luggage in tow. The 3 staff members that we dealt with were all very polite... More

We visited Dijon as a 3-day sidetrip from Paris. It's a lovely town, with interesting sites, very good restaurants, and excellent transportation connections to the rest of Burgundy. The Hotel des Ducs is at the far edge of the pedestrianized historic district, about a 10 minute walk from the train station. It's a small modern hotel that was very clean,... More

I stayed a couple of days in this small hotel situated in Dijon center. Very modern and nice room. The ladies and the owner at the reception are very helpful. Very useful is the small garage. To be recommended!