We were very happy with our stay at Hotel Grillon. The room had been recently refurbished and was quiet, comfortable and clean. We didn't 'hang out' at the hotel so we can't comment on quality of breakfast, dinner etc. Free parking was a bonus.

The hotel is within walking distance to the main centre of town and you absolutely cannot leave Beaune without dining at Le Caves Madeline which serves the best quality regional cuisine. Actually this was one of our best meals in France. Beware though, Le Caves Madeline features in Rick Steve's 'France' so you'd be forgiven for thinking you had been teleported to a quaint French restaurant in mid west USA if you know what I mean.

We stayed for just two nights on a touring holiday. To look at the hotel is none too inspiring but inside all is very pleasant and clean. Our room was newly decorated, in fact too newly decorated as there was a strong smell of paint.
The public rooms are not up to much with the exception of the breakfast room which is a large conservatory; very light and airy. The breakfast was perfectly acceptable and the adjacent restaurent was most welcome after a long day.
The owners were helpful and Madame speaks fairly good English.
The hotel is quite a walk from the town, ok if you are fit but not so good for my wife who had twisted her knee. There is lots of parking on site.
Overall a good value hotel, ideal for a short stay.

We stayed here for two nights whilst touring. It has the air of a commercial hotel and quite soul less. However it was very comfortable along with modern bathrooms. Check out the psuedo alligator skin tiles????

An attraction for us was there was ample free parking and only 10 minute walk into centre of town. The only downside was that there was no bar.

The hotel offered excellent value for money and would definitely return

We stayed only one night. We had read other Tripadvisor reviews. The hotel was a good 900 metres walk out of town, but there was a free parking area for cars halfway into town which was right near a main supermarket. This supermarket has the scan your self checkout and put your own money in. Quite different but no hassle.

We are only talking of 10-15 minutes walk which we found no problem.

The hotel is like a country mansion in its own grounds, run very well by owners who can speak good English. Lots of antiques and old pictures hanging on walls, lace cloths on the little tables and piano on landing. Very clean and quiet. There was a big buffet breakfast too served in the glassed in terrace area. Easy to find on the main routes in and out of town.

Good value.

There are some very very nice restaurants in the town and we were lucky to get into Ma Cuisine, which has a wine cellar of 1500 wines. The owner spoke good English, he had been to Australia, and told us his son was currently a chef in a Melbourne restaurant. The 3 course meal and wine were very nice, not too pricey.

The shops in Beaune were stunning with their food displays. Some good quality shops there .Obviously catering for the tourist market, lots of Americans there at the time. We did the wine cellar tour and visited the museum Hopital Dieu which was well worhtwhile.