This is a good hotel for anyone wanting to save money by being able to cook a simple meal or prepare a picnic. The building and courtyard are beautiful and it’s in a very peaceful area of the town. Parking was available nearby and it was easy to stop next to the hotel to drop off luggage. Breakfast was good, there are a lot of families staying but food was promptly replaced and the staff friendly and helpful. The room was huge!

The rooms are well equipped but a little utilitarian. The bed wasn’t the most comfortable and I would recommend taking your own pillows if you’re driving there! I would say it was an excellent place for families and anyone wanting a few nights with cooking facilities!

The apartment had everything we needed for a one night stay. Plus being in a monastery made it more special. It was a hot spell when we were there, 30 degrees but opening the windows in the evening helped to bring some fresh air in. The aircon was too noisy for our liking so we didn't use it nor the fan. Shower was great. We typically don't prefer a service apartment but this was clean and we could use the fridge for cheese and fruit we picked up along the way. It was a nice change to have a couch and dining area, after hiking and staying in refuges for a few days down south. Oh I needed to print a contract to sign and the reception printed it out for us for free. Dijon is a lovely city and exploring it on foot from the hotel was easy. We definitely would consider another Odalys apartment-hotel for our next stay in Europe.

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The room was located in a converted convent and was very cool. Our particular room had a kitchenette, table, sleeper sofa and then a cool loft area with a separate bedroom. While the stairs to that were narrow and steep, we really liked this property but for those with mobility issues, that type of room may pose to be an issue, We got the breakfast each morning which was simply wonderful. The property had a very nice courtyard and was within walking distance of the downtown area. We enjoyed our stay.

Great location to explore, the centre of Dijon is very close by. The building and grounds are beautiful, and breakfast was plentiful with lots of variety for both sweet and savoury options. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Whilst well equipped the rooms lacked air conditioning or efficient fans, which was very needed in 37C heat. The decor is more like a budget hotel, which is a shame given the history of the building. I didn’t like having to take our own rubbish to the bins on departure (a €25 fee for non-compliance!) it felt like an unnecessary requirement given the rooms are then serviced by cleaners.

Great location walkable to city center. Beautiful courtyard, well kept apartments, the free bookable Hammam was a fun bonus, functioning mini-dishwasher

No A/C in the 2 bedroom suites, it was July and noisy at night, so it was difficult to get sleep in, the refrigerator was small for a place for 6 people, free parking is difficult, paid parking closeby is too short for vans

Comfortable beds, good shower, plenty of space (in suite). Convenient for walking around historic center of Dijon. Reception staff were all very friendly and helpful.

The picture is a bit deceptive. Only in the breakfast room was there the sense of being in an old building. Our room had more of a college dormitory feel, but this might be different in other wings. The lighting was rather dim.

We were happy with everything. The room was slightly larger than we had expected: it was a corner room and had dual aspect with 4 large windows. Bed was 2 singles pushed together and was large, lovely and comfortable. Breakfast delicious and plentiful. Kitchenette was good with a dishwasher, microwave ,sink and (I think a brand new) hob. Really well equipped. There was a T towel, washing up liquid, dishwashing tablets,too. Plenty of cupboard space and hanging areas. TV and large sofa which could be made out into a sofa bed. Bathroom very good. Location brilliant. St Anne’s car park not far and cheaper than parking in the street. Drop off at the monastery was convenient. We bought a couple of jars of ready meals (10 euros each) on sale at reception made by a very reputable firm. They were delicious and so easy to manage.

Could not fault anything.

We had just come from Paris where our extremely basic accommodation (a hostel) had cost us £120 a night and then we arrived here. My daughter could not believe it had cost just £50 for the night. The difference was incredible! The room was large and very well equipped (it even had a tiny dishwasher!) We were only staying for one night so it felt a bit wasted on us but if you were staying for longer you could make more use of the facilities on offer…fridge/sink/kettle/coffee machine/hob etc! The hotel was perfectly located in the old part of town. It was probably about a 10 min walk from the train station and was easy enough to find. There were some nice places to eat near by.

We liked everything about the property!

The apartment is in a great location, close to city center and to a covered parking. It is clean and well equipped for a short stay; the staff was nice and very welcoming. I liked to have the bathroom and kitchen at ground floor and the bedroom in the mezzanine. Pets are welcome. Just in front of the reception there is space to take the luggage and bring it to the room, before going to the parking. Bonus: you can see the ruins of the altar of a church at the property :)

Beautiful hotel in a former nunnery (I think) and great location for Dijon. Our 2nd stay in 3 years. The building itself and the grounds were really charming, though the rooms (the furnishing) tend to be somewhat less so. This stay they very kindly upgraded us to a studio, but I have to say that it was not ideal if you find it inconvenient to climb stairs to access the bed (not our case). Walking distance to the old centre, great restaurants etc.

Just felt that for such a beautiful place the furnishing could be less Ibis-like.