Top Hotels Near Arts Center in Chalon-sur-Saone from NZ$89

"Spacious bedroom with comfortable bed. Water fruit and ciffee in the room. We were welcomed with a glass of the local cremant and the staff were all friendly and helpful. "

"Beautiful hotel, great location"

"The entrance was tucked away next to the hotel and we made it in the second time around and parked at the alley entry and then used the hotel parking which was super convenient. Staff changed our room so I would not need to haul bags up steps. The room was great but smaller than we had planned. It was a short walk to the old city so location was fabulous. The hospital museum was a must see highlight."

"Accueil exceptionnel, endroit sécuritaire pour vélos, chambre ultra confortable, très beau bâtiment "

"Great spot. Clean. Well looked after. Safe motorcycle (and car) parking. Used the spa and sauna after a long ride. Fined in the restaurant for dinner, which was exactly as I’d hoped and expected. Decent food and nice service. Would recommend as a stop on a journey or if you’re visiting the town. "

"The hotel is fantastic, the pool and the amenities in general are very neat. They offer us a baby crib and the front desk people were fantastic. The only bad side is if you do not speak French it was very difficult to get service at the one restaurant available because no one but the front decal and the manager speak English. I guess if you travel to a country where French is the first languages expected however for the price I would have expected more English friendly service. "

"Full use of the spa pool from 2pm to 7pm. Great breakfast too!"

"The Farm was a surprise. Perfect attention to the details and qualtiy expected at a Relais er Chateau establishment but in a working farm setting. We highly recommend it "

"I’ve given 5 stars because of the way the receptionist welcomed us and because of her help when I thought I’d lost my room key. It turned out that I didn’t lose it, I’d just misplaced it but she was just brilliant and I would like my comments and thanks passed on to her."