Best Western Premier Hotel les Sept Fontaines

Bad by all means except the night sleep quality. Breakfast is mediocre, with old capsule coffee machine which produces low quality coffee. Food choice is poor: just omelette and fried bacon with a couple of doughnuts, very poor smoked salmon cuts. The staff in the reception is rude and perfectly represents the image of France well depicted in the book "One year in the Merde". The staff manager Leyla can stand in front of you and argue with a serious expression in her face that there's a normal thing to have a large family-size table vacated during breakfast because it's prepared for the afternoon meeting with wine. In any hotel in the normal world, it would certainly be her last day as a manager. The hotel is always half empty during the low season, with ready rooms. However, you could be asked to wait a couple of hours just because you came earlier than they anticipated you would. Hotel staff anticipation of how the things should be run is the measure here. Avoid at all costs unless you are not going to have breakfast, use any service by the hotel and will simply stopover.

The hotel exceeded our expectations - very stylish, luxurious and well appointed rooms and common areas, very good value for money. Free car park and very reasonably priced electric car charging an extra bonus. We will definitely return in the future.

This hotel is so beautiful, modern and maintained impeccably. I was shocked how nice it was because we took a last minute detour and they had one room left. The employees, specifically Manon were so kind and helpful and made the stay more enjoyable. Make reservations early for meals because this is a small town with limited restaurants.

The hotel is wonderful. We booked the suite with terrace, absolutely perfect. Very elegant French, Burgundy old Bourgeoisie style decor with all the modern amenities. Most of the employees speak English and a few multiple foreign languages. The “regular” rooms are as elegant and comfortable. The staff is very classy yet very friendly, they will do their best to accommodate you. We asked if we could have a sun umbrella for our terrace, they had it all set up in no time and with a smile. The hotel restaurant, “Le Cloître “ is fabulous, gourmet, a must! The spa is one of the prettiest and most enjoyable ones we have encountered. The pool is a bliss, surrounded by large bay windows, the sensory shower delightful. The spa services are excellent also. To thoroughly enjoy your experience at “Les Sept Fontaines” you must do the wine tasting, this is the best place to discover amazing Burgundy wines. We travel a lot, the “Sept Fontaines” is on top of our list. I am French, we regularly stay at lovely hotels when we visit family and friends in France, this is the best quality hotel, through and through.

We stayed but one night here but wished it was more. What a beautiful, comfortable hotel on the main street in this town. Room #4 was on the small side with a separate toilette from the bathroom. The A/C was fine, the view exposed the courtyard, the location was near an ideal bakery. We didn't include breakfast. It was Monday, and the stores were closed--no chance to visit the shops nearby. If you are looking for a newer hotel with a beautiful lobby manned by professional staff, this place is for you.

Very spacious, comfortable rooms with immaculate cleaning. Lots of parking and secure, garage parking if needed with a small additional charge. Fantastic fine dining restaurant. A real find on the main drag between Dijon and Lyon. Would highly recommend.