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Burgundy’s most beautiful 4-star hotels
In Burgundy, every little road tells a story: that of thousand-year-old vines, charming villages and pleasures for the senses that express themselves as much on the plate as in the glass. A region of great wines, Burgundy also invites you to immerse yourself in its lifestyle and heritage. From hushed chic to bucolic charm, here’s a selection of Burgundy’s finest 4-star hotels.


1. Hotel Bellevigne, Burgundian hospitality reinvented
Bellevigne marks the debut of a new generation of luxury hotels in Burgundy, reinventing the art of staying in wine regions and along wine routes. In Chambolle-Musigny, an emblematic village on the Côte de Nuits, this 4-star hotel in Burgundy, the first opus of the brand imagined by Les Hôtels (Très) Particuliers, lays the foundations for a new concept: combining top-of-the-range hotels with an immersion in the culture of wine and villages. Here, the simple yet ambitious idea is to recreate the spirit of country houses, where people come to share a table, exchange a glass, and let themselves be guided by the soul of a terroir.
The décor reflects this vision: warm, unpretentious but always refined. Each of the 37 rooms has its own character, with high ceilings, ancient beams and terraces overlooking the village. The furniture revisits traditional codes with freshness, while the theatrical bathrooms add a contemporary touch. Each detail tells its own story, sometimes through an object hunted down, sometimes through a photo or an engraving.
But what really sets Bellevigne apart is its commitment to putting wine and conviviality at the heart of the experience. The restaurant's cuisine is based on instinct, with an emphasis on taste and emotion, and the simplicity of Burgundian produce. The experience continues in the wine bar, a cosy atmosphere where you can sample small plates inspired by regional traditions. And above all, descend into the centuries-old vaulted cellars, now restored to house the holy of holies: a tasting cellar hosted by a passionate oenologist, around a large sculpted table. More than 1,000 references lie dormant here, ready to nourish conversation as much as palate.
But at Bellevigne, a 4-star hotel in Burgundy, the art of entertaining doesn't stop at the table. Le Spa des Tannins extends the experience of a stay with a wellness offer in the middle of the wooded park. An outdoor swimming pool in season, hammam, sauna, herbal tea room and organic treatments by Absolution make for a much-appreciated respite after a stroll through the vineyards or a visit to the surrounding cellars.

This first Bellevigne is already establishing itself as a new way to travel in Burgundy. Neither a classic 4-star hotel in Burgundy nor a guest house, it's a place where travelers, families, friends and businesses can come together, united by a shared curiosity for wine and the French art of living. A project destined to spread along the most beautiful vineyard roads, from Alsace to other iconic regions, with the same promise: to make hospitality and conviviality rhyme around wine.
The added bonus: total immersion in Burgundy culture, with elegant nights, exceptional cellars and gourmet dining, all in the heart of one of France's most prestigious wine-producing villages.
Hôtel Bellevigne Bourgogne
37 keys from 108 euros
7 rue de l'Église, 21220 Chambolle-Musigny
2. Domaine du Roncemay, green and fresh air in the heart of Yonne
On the outskirts of Auxerre, Domaine du Roncemay unfurls its 80 hectares of nature like an invitation to unwind. This former 19th-century hunting lodge, transformed into a 4-star Burgundy hotel and fully renovated in 2019, combines the authenticity of a Burgundy building with the comfort of a contemporary home. Blonde stone, exposed beams and antique furniture rub shoulders with designer pieces, creating a warm, bucolic setting.

The establishment boasts 23 rooms and suites, each carefully decorated around themes inspired by the surrounding countryside: planty, in homage to the neighboring vineyards and forests, or animal, to recall the local fauna. Some are interconnected and designed with families in mind, while others offer spacious rooms and unobstructed views of the wooded park or 18-hole golf course.
When it comes to flavours, the Burgundy spa hotel plays the diversity card. The Erre gourmet restaurant offers subtle, seasonal regional cuisine, enhanced by a 500-strong wine cellar where Chablis, Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune, far from being chauvinistic, rub shoulders with other French crus. More relaxed, the Bistrot du Château offers convivial bistronomic cuisine, ideal after a round on the green, and the Club House bar, with its large terrace, completes the experience.

After the effort, the comfort: the spa, whose architecture evokes an old Burgundy washhouse, will seduce you with its infrastructures such as hammam, sauna, indoor pool, whirlpools and treatment cabins (signed KOS Paris). Like the estate itself, the experience combines authenticity and refinement, in a setting that exudes harmony.
The added bonus: Domaine du Roncemay is also a life-size playground. The 18-hole golf course winds its way through centuries-old forests and plateaus modelled on Scottish links courses. But there are also tennis courts, an outdoor swimming pool, hiking and biking trails to widen the range of possibilities.
Domaine du Roncemay
23 keys, prices from 149 euros
Boisserelle, 89110 Chassy
3. Villa Louise, 4-star hotel in Burgundy at the foot of Corton
In the village of Aloxe-Corton, in the heart of the vineyards, on a site occupied since Merovingian times, is Villa Louise, a 17th-century house run by the Perrin family, winegrowers for three generations. Here, ancient beams, a Corton stone fireplace and terracotta floor tiles lend the place a quiet elegance, for an immersion in the Burgundian art of living without style.
The cosy rooms are discreetly comfortable, and those with a romantic soul will appreciate the dovecote transformed into a charming room, a little architectural fantasy that offers a singular view of the vineyards.
Wine is at the heart of the experience. The 17th-century vaulted cellar hosts tastings of Louise Perrin cuvées. Although they are no longer produced directly on site, the cellar nevertheless remains the place for exchanges with those who do the business: winemakers, oenologists and other enthusiasts. The bar of the 4-star Burgundy hotel offers the same bottles on a à la carte basis, so you can extend your discovery without ceremony and leave, if you like, with a few cases. There's no restaurant here, but a gourmet, locavore breakfast is served daily. Faisselle, pain d'épices (gingerbread), poached pear... you can enjoy it all according to your mood or that of the sky: in the dining room, by the fire, or on the terrace.

Villa Louise has plenty of resources to enhance your stay beyond its winegrowing heritage: a heated indoor swimming pool, a hammam and a sauna help to loosen up your legs after a day spent exploring the surrounding area, such as Beaune, just three kilometers away. The garden, planted with lime trees, rose bushes and a fig tree overlooking a water-lily pond, extends into the vineyards and is the perfect place for a siesta in the sun or a morning coffee.
The added bonus: Villa Louise pays homage to Louise Perrin de Puycousin, a family figure. Her memory lives on in the walls, giving the house a unique soul, a blend of sincere hospitality and deep attachment to Burgundy.
Villa Louise
14 keys from 175 euros
9 rue Franche, 21420 Aloxe-Corton
4. Les Nomades, epicurean stopover in Beaune
Just a fifteen-minute walk from the famous Hospices de Beaune, and at the heart of the Burgundy wine route, Les Nomades is a 4-star hotel in Burgundy that seduces with its balance between regional authenticity and the originality of its eclectic decor. Inspired by the world of travel, the latter plays with objects found in the four corners of the globe to create a warm, elegant atmosphere that sets the tone from the moment you arrive. The 46 rooms and one suite reflect this style, with exuberantly patterned wallpapers, wall hangings and quilts adding a touch of whimsy to the functionality of the premises, which will suit all types of traveler.
Les Nomades aims to be a friendly hotel. This leitmotiv runs throughout the day: during the buffet breakfast, featuring local products such as cheeses, charcuterie, honeys, gingerbreads... and, why not, Crémant de Bourgogne; and right up to the golden hour, when we meet in the lounge bar to discover a selection of regional wines and gourmet platters to enjoy by the fireplace or on the terrace.

And because it's not all about good food, guests can also take advantage of the 4-star Burgundy hotel's two swimming pools - one outdoor, surrounded by greenery, the other indoor, heated all year round - jacuzzi, sauna and gym. Those who prefer to explore the surrounding area can rent classic or electric bicycles directly on site and set off to discover the surrounding wine villages.
The added bonus: The house offers in-room wellness massages, and even duo massages for superior rooms. This exclusive service transforms your stay into a truly cocooning experience.
Les Nomades Beaune
47 keys from 119 euros
61 route de Pommard, 21200 Beaune
5. Château de Courban, a mansion for wine and well-being
In the vineyards, the Vandendriessche family has made the most of Château de Courban. From the main house with its ivy-set terracotta facades and wood-fired lounges, to the dovecote converted into an unusual bedroom, not forgetting the former barn transformed into a luminous orangery, authenticity and refinement coexist to offer guests a setting where time seems suspended and every stone tells a story. It is in this famous orangery that chef Maxime Lesobre's Michelin-starred restaurant takes up residence. A three- or five-course menu features tomato confit and condiments, line-caught cod, Racan guinea fowl and fruity desserts. The idea is for each plate to showcase the terroir and local produce. Wines from neighboring vineyards complete the culinary experience.

And after a hearty dinner, what could be better than to take up residence in one of the 25 rooms, each carefully decorated to reflect a warm, personal style. Some offer a view of the formal gardens, others of the swimming pool or the surrounding forest. The completely revamped 16th-century Pigeonnier boasts a combination of authenticity and modernity, with preserved niches and woodwork, free-standing bathtubs and walk-in showers. The latest addition? La Rotonde, an unusual, independent, circular room set in the heart of the garden, offering 180° of natural panorama.

Nearby activities and discoveries abound: horseback riding, hiking, cycling along the Route des Grands Crus or excursions to the surrounding villages. The house is less than 10 km from Dijon's best restaurants, allowing you to combine a cultural getaway with immersion in Burgundian nature. The Nuxe spa invites you to relax and reconnect: hammam, jacuzzi, solarium and personalized massages are offered in a warm and welcoming setting. To extend the experience, the terraced gardens and ponds offer spaces of tranquility through the seasons, from spring blossom to autumn fires in the red and gold trees.
The added bonus: Château de Courban offers tailor-made experiences, such as a duo massage in the Pigeonnier or a private Crémant de Bourgogne tasting by the pool.
Château de Courban
25 keys from 177 euros
7 rue du Lavoir, 21520 Courban






