We stayed for one night in January. The hotel has painted panels throughtout the public rooms and an eclectic style of its own. we understand that the panels were painted by a graduate of Dijon art college. Our double room was very clean, quiet and overlooked a side street. It had a good bathroom with a shower but no bath.... More

We chose this hotel because of the reviews on Trip Advisor. Possible because of the time of year, just after Christmas but we were hugely disappointed. The room was lovely although the bathroom was huge it had no bath and a plastic shower that looked like the "Tardis". The hotel was clean, but not overly friendly or welcoming. We ate... More

I honestly don't really know what to make of this hotel. We like old fashioned French and places with some character and so we chose La Poste. We stayed here for 1 night at the very end of August on our way to Switzerland. Convenient location and a good place to stop with a little time to do a bit... More

This is a very good hotel, very comfortable with excellent food. It's charm is that it is an old fashioned French provincial hotel recently refurbished to modern standards but without losing its charming traditional character. It is not Holiday Inn, so if you want that sort of thing go elsewhere. This is for those who love the feel of France... More

The hotel is a thoughtful combination of old and new, with new where it mattered most (the bathrooms are lovely!). The 5 of us had 3 rooms, all of which were charming and comfortable, with bathrooms that were very 'user friendly' and large. The staff we encountered were welcoming and accommodating, and the breakfast was outstanding - and was served... More

This is a lovely old hotel, right in the centre of the town.We used it as an overnight stop on our way across to Italy and we were very pleased with our choice. The hotel looks to being renovated and I get the inpression that it is nearly finished, it has been done with love and care, keeping the correct... More

I stayed at the Hotel De La Poste in Landres just for a night. It is located close to restaurants and what it seems to be the centre of the village. The room was decorated with nice old style furniture. The bed was quite comfortable. Bathroom was ok, although I struggled to get the shower head to stay in a... More

This “oldest hotel of France” (according to their information) seemed to be very recently renovated. All the rooms we saw had a piece of elegant antique furniture. The doors and paintings in the hallways were artistically painted directly on wood / wall by a local (lady)artist. We were pleased with our room 103 and pleasantly surprised when they did not... More

I stayed here in September 2011 for one night. I found the hotel charming, clean and comfortable. My room (number 13) was clean and cosy with antique furniture and a new bathroom. The staff were helpful and the price was good value. Breakfast was the usual continental buffet style.