What a great stay in this jewel of a small hotel with so much character! Rooms originally decorated according to old professions and soooo comfortable at the same time! Having a small terrace was great and the peaceful yard was perfect to enjoy a glass of great wine from the cellar in the evening. The best and easiest parking I ever had and formidable food with breakfast and dinner completed the experience we will repeat soon! The location is great to find peace and quiet and at the same time it is easy to reach many interesting destinations without too much driving. Shower with perfect pressure and temperature and everything in the main house and garden also is decorated so prettily with a great taste and love of details. Sure we will be back, fell in love with the place!

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This hotel is absolute paradise if you are searching for a place to stay in Burgundy. It’s also great starting point if you want to explore the wineries in the surroundings. The beds in this hotel were the most comfortable of all the beds I slept in while roadtripping in France. All the details of this accommodation are well thought out and make you feel like you really are living in a French movie. Breakfast is worth the price. They have really high quality French food (croissants, cheeses, local honeys). I can’t recommend them enough!!

Beautiful hotel in sleepy French village located minutes from motorway but you would never know. Staff exceptional throughout our stay. The hotel is traditional but very quirky and another surprise around every corner. The food was fantastic - we ate three nights in the restaurant and sampled local food cooked to perfection. On the last night we ate outside which was a real treat and the ambience was just perfect. Perfect place to stop for an overnight if heading further afield in France but always great place to spend a few days exploring the beautiful towns and vineyards of Chablis

We probably would have preferred a stand up shower in our room but this is minor as the rooms are in keeping with the style and the quirkiness far outweighed this minor disappointment

The hotel is very well placed off the A6 motorway and perfect for a stopover - no doubt also good to visit the area which is an important wine region. It is a bit of a gem hidden away as it is a beautifully restored old farmhouse and barn and has maintained all of the quirks and charm of its origins. The setting and the courtyard is stunning and the restaurant for dinner in the evening quite something. The staff were very helpful and polite and the secure parking was a major bonus.

The beds were not the most comfortable - hard mattresses - and the bathrooms although restored in a challenging structural context could have been more functional.

This was our 3rd visit (minutes off Rt. 6) and wouldn't stay anywhere else. What a find! Breakfast and Dinner were nothing less than amazing. Decor is quirky and charming inside and out with antiques galore. Lots of areas to sit outside both under cover or in the sun/starlight. Parking is a locked garden. Rooms are large and spotless, dining outside under the trees when weather permits...and when checking out do pick up some of the jams (forgot to get the green tomato jam this time) and honeys and liquors. Can't wait to return.

Being a bit unsteady the tub was a bit difficult to get in/out and the shower head was not attached to the wall...a minor thing and we loved everything else about the place.

The hotel is quirky with lots of fun details to discover. The staff are friendly, with a particular shout-out to Veronique on the front desk who was utterly charming and always helpful. Our room was spacious with lots of beamwork, no A/C but the fan was just about enough to keep us cool on the hottest day. Breakfast (extra charge) was good value and the dinners were good too - there's no other option in Nitry so the fact that the restaurant opens 7-days a week in summer is very important. Unlike many hotels, tea/coffee/kettle weren't provided (though on request a kettle was found for us). Note that the entrance to the hotel section is separate from that to the restaurant. A weird walk-through via the kitchens links the two sections but otherwise, if the blue metal gate to the hotel section is closed, you will need to know the access code before being able to reach the hotel reception.

This is a really lovely building where the walls are old stone and really thick so on a hot day, the rooms are lovely and cool. The staff are all friendly and it was so nice to sit in the garden area and have a cool drink after a long day of travelling. Parking is very secure, being in a gated area and although you're not too far from the main road, it was very peaceful. In the room, the ensuite had a shower which was amazing - lovely waterfall shower-head and it didn't take long for the water to get to temperature. We ate in the restaurant in the evening and I had the entrecote steak which was the biggest I've ever seen. Everything was delicious. Breakfast was a buffet style affair and again was lovely with enough to keep anyone happy.

The only downside I can think of was the water from the shower did spread a bit in the bathroom and took a while to dry out. As such, there was a bit of a damp smell for a while.

The attention to detail -the decor, ambiance of the place. We’ve stayed here many times before and usually been very pleased with our stay. The brilliant buffet breakfast is expensive, but worth it. Lovely choices of cheeses, meats , pastries , fruits , homemade jams and 4 types of local honey…. Amazing breakfast!

The smell of damp drains in the room! The fan was on- presumably to disperse the smell. No mention of an apology or change of room The Restaurant was closed a few evenings a week - apologies for this due to lack of staff, of course it was on our stays! Both travelling South and then also on our return.

This is an old quaint and quirky auberge with vaulted cellars, a wooden gallery and stone flagged floors. The place could be just out of the Three Musketeers. Our room was an old cattle byre, but extremely well decorated and furnished with excellent facilities. We ate in nearby historic Noyers as the hotel's restaurant was not open which was idyllic. The village itself is quiet but 2 mins off the Autoroute which you cannot hear.

There is no air-con in the rooms. Well you wouldn't expect it in a hotel of this character ... This is great and acceptable if you know about it, which we did. However, we stayed when it was over 33 degrees overnight and so we were not as comfortable as we would liked.

What a find! The reataurant setting both inside and out beautiful. Great menus ,loved the 'people of the land 'theme.Great range of prices ,great choice ,very generous portions (for those who had done a hard days outdoor work'. We booked three rooms all all decorated with eyes on the past with modern comforts.We will be back.

Nothing we did not like only that we had to miss breakfast as had to drive to Beauvais airport.