The rooms here are great and the ambience in the public part is excellent. Its more like staying in someone's home and one can help oneself to coffee in the comfortable sitting area. . Its location on a small square is also very nice. And of course the wine tasting dinner is excellent!

My fiance and I stopped at this hotel for one night on our way back to the UK from the French Alps. It is the quintessential French country hotel - pristine, elegant & with superb service. We were greeted by hotel director Julie Leflaive, who showed us to our room and also took us around the hotel advising us of... More

We were delighted with our decision to stay at this hotel. It met our expectations in terms of the high quality of room facilities and service. On arrival we were greeted warmly and were shown round the hotel. Coffee machines and water were complimentary throughout the hotel. We booked the taster menu which was simple but perfect for wine tasting.... More

I expected the food to be bad, but it was really pretty bad. I only went because we were staying in town, didn't want to drink and drive, wanted to taste local wine and had eaten everywhere else in town. The service was nice and enthusiastic, didn't feel like the wine tasting was all that informative, except for the one... More

Our visit last November (2010) to Olivier's Table d'Hote was our third successive year and we have plans to go again this November. Even though we know and understand more about Burgundy wines now than we did we find the experience singular. Where else can you hold constant the Burgundy wine maker and vintage and compare three different Village appelations?... More

stayed here with colleagues and it's great. Owned by wine-man olivier leflaive, maker of great burgundy wines, you may well meet him when there, and ran by his lovely daughter. Simon will take you on a great winery and wine tour and you can taste great wines and food in the hotel. Rooms are brilliant and classy and to top... More

After years of stopping over at cheap and cheerful hotels en route to Southern France we decided to give La Maison a try to test the difference. Bearing in mind that we would typically pay €80 for B&B plus €50 for dinner , this was always going to be rather pricier given we got the room for €130 ! But... More

We stayed at La Maison d’Olivier Laflaive for 4 nights in September, and think it’s a very nice place to stay but a bit overpriced. The hotel is total renovated and everything is new. We had the Opale Atmosphere room on the rooftop, which was a bright spacious room, with separate toilet/bathroom. Nice and clean. Breakfast is not included, but... More

We stayed at the Maison d'Olivier Leflaive in room #4 and our friends in room #32. The service was very good. Thanks to Simon! The rooms were beautiful, well decorated. The bathroom was lovely. Room #4 had a private terrace which was fun to eat our lunches when we were at the hotel. We had "La grande degusation" which was... More