Stays in Beaune

Solstice Beaune - Hôtel et Terroir is built around family rooms with a private bathroom and air-conditioning, looking onto the garden or the town. The outdoor play area is the main asset for younger children, and the picnic area makes it easy to eat outside on fine days. Parents can sit on the terrace or at the bar while children play in the garden. WiFi is free throughout. No pool is mentioned, so warm afternoons are spent outdoors in the garden.

Maison 1896 is a five-star hotel in Beaune with air-conditioned rooms offering city views, a minibar and a work desk. For families, the practical points are the lift, the 24-hour front desk and the private check-in and check-out, which make arrivals with tired children easier. The restaurant and bar mean dinner can stay in the hotel. Pets are accepted. Guests rate it 9.5 out of 10 across 218 reviews, an exceptional score.

Hôtel Les Vents d'Anges is listed as suitable for families, and its private parking makes arriving in Beaune by car with luggage and children easy. Rooms are air-conditioned, some overlooking the garden or the inner courtyard, which keeps them calm at night. The continental buffet breakfast features local specialities, a gentle introduction to Burgundy for younger tastes. The sun terrace and garden give children space outside, and pets are welcome too.

I would recommend La Maison de Maurice to families who want an apartment in Beaune city centre. It is an aparthotel 200 metres from the Hospices Civils de Beaune, with designer apartments and studios that are air-conditioned. Each unit has a fully equipped kitchen and several TVs, and there is a stylish bar and a private covered patio. Pets are welcome, which makes a longer stay easier.

Alfred Hotels Beaune La Madeleine is a three-star hotel 650 metres from the Hospices de Beaune, and I like it for families who want to explore the old town on foot. Rooms are individually decorated and air-conditioned, with free WiFi, and some sit in a quieter annex, a good request if children sleep early. Breakfast is served every morning, and the terrace with deck chairs gives parents a calm moment after a day in the wine capital of Burgundy.

Beaune Hôtel sits 300 metres from the old ramparts, and for a family exploring Beaune by car I would favour it for its secure on-site parking. Many rooms face a shaded interior courtyard, which keeps things calmer, and the garden and terrace give children space to move. A daily buffet breakfast starts the day simply. It is a two-star hotel, so expect comfort rather than extras, but a 9.0 score over more than 3,000 reviews is impressive.

I would recommend Cèdre Beaune for families who want a calm, high-end stay and are happy to keep evenings relaxed. The five-star hotel sits in a garden with century-old trees, which gives children space to walk. Rooms are air-conditioned and some have bathtubs. A gastronomic restaurant and massage treatments are on site, and electric car charging is available. Pets are welcome, so the whole family can come along.

La Villa Fleurie has an outdoor play area, a garden and a sun terrace, which is exactly why I would book it for families with young children in Beaune. The air-conditioned rooms are family rooms with private bathrooms, so everyone sleeps together without squeezing in. A lounge and a coffee shop give parents somewhere to sit, WiFi is free, and the electric vehicle charging station helps on a road trip. Pet owners are welcome too.

voco Beaune Cité des Vins is a four-star with the facilities I would want for a family stay in Burgundy: spacious air-conditioned rooms, many with a balcony and some with river views, plus a seasonal outdoor pool for summer days. Breakfast is varied and includes local specialities. Parents can use the spa, sauna, hammam and fitness centre. The family-friendly restaurant serves French cuisine with options for different diets, and pets are welcome.

I would recommend Les Remparts to families who want a four-star stay in a historic building in Beaune. Rooms are air-conditioned, with private bathrooms and garden views, and they come with bathrobes and minibars. The property has a garden, a bar and free WiFi, which gives children somewhere calm to sit after a day out. Beaune's main attractions are within walking distance, so a car is not needed.

Château de Challanges is a renovated 19th-century country house set in 7 hectares of private forest, a short drive from Beaune, and I recommend it to families who want space and calm outside town. The outdoor swimming pool is the main draw for children in warm months, the grounds invite a walk, and some of the elegant rooms have a private balcony. Breakfast is served in a bright dining room or on the terrace, there is a bar, and pets are welcome.

I would consider DOMITYS Les Demoiselles for families who want an aparthotel in Beaune rather than a standard room. Each apartment has a kitchenette, a balcony and a private bathroom, which makes meals and nap times easier. The property has an indoor swimming pool and spa facilities, plus a sun terrace and a garden. A restaurant, a bar and a lounge are on site, and pets are welcome.

Two pools, one indoor and one seasonal outdoor, make Les Nomades an easy pick for children in any season around Beaune. Family rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with a minibar and free WiFi, and breakfast comes as a buffet or continental. Parents can use the sauna, hot tub and fitness centre in turn. Pets are accepted, and bicycle parking suits families riding through the Burgundy vineyards.

Logis Hôtel Belle Epoque is a former wine merchant's house, fully restored in traditional Burgundian style, three minutes from Beaune city centre, and I find the setting charming for a family weekend. It has soundproofed rooms, family rooms and an apartment, plus a spa, a bar and a terrace where breakfast is served. Pets are welcome, so the dog can join the trip.

Beaune's historic centre and the Hospices are a two-minute walk from the Hôtel de la Poste, a 19th-century coaching inn, so families can see the famous glazed roofs without moving the car. Rooms are individually decorated with modern en suite bathrooms, and some look onto the garden. The gourmet restaurant and Belle Époque bar suit parents more than young children, which makes it a better fit for families with older children or teenagers.

I would recommend the Abbaye de Maizières to families who want a night inside a piece of history in Beaune. This former 12th-century Cistercian abbey stands in the historic centre, with traditionally decorated rooms, antique furniture and private bathrooms. Breakfast is served daily in a vaulted stone cellar, and WiFi is free. Wine tours to nearby vineyards can be arranged, a useful service for adults in the party.

Logis Hôtel De Bretonnière sits on the wine road in Beaune, a five-minute walk from the cobbled streets of the centre, so families can reach the old town on foot. Rooms are soundproofed with flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms, and the buffet breakfast gives children plenty of choice. Two lounges offer space to spread out on a rainy day, and parents have a bar. Private parking helps those exploring Burgundy by car. I would book it for a relaxed family stop in wine country.

I would recommend Hôtel Le Cep & Spa to families who want a five-star stay in a collection of historic buildings in Beaune. Air-conditioned rooms and suites are furnished with antiques, and each is named after a famous Burgundy wine. A luxury spa and a gastronomic restaurant are on site, and the hotel is pet-friendly. It suits parents who like refined surroundings and children who can enjoy a quiet evening.

Maison Cabotte is a calm three-star set in a floral garden, and I would suggest it to families who want a peaceful base for exploring Beaune and the Burgundy vineyards. Rooms are individually decorated, with free WiFi and satellite TV. The continental breakfast features local products, and the terrace and lounge are pleasant places to relax later in the day. Secure parking is available for drivers, and pets are welcome.

Logis Hotel de La Cloche is in central Beaune, a short walk from the Hospices de Beaune, and I like it for families who want a calm base in wine country. Its garden with century-old trees is a pleasant place for children to stretch their legs. Rooms are soundproofed and air-conditioned, some with a bathtub, and WiFi is free. Breakfast includes fresh juice and pastries, there is a bar, and pets are welcome.

Le Central stands directly opposite the Hospices de Beaune, in a 16th-century building renovated in 2018, so families wake up facing the town's most famous monument. Family rooms let everyone stay together, and the games room and lounge keep children busy on a rainy afternoon. Breakfast features local produce, and the bar serves Burgundy wines and regional dishes for parents. WiFi is free. I would book it for a short family visit to Beaune's old centre.

Mercure Beaune Centre is a four-star hotel a short walk from the Hospices de Beaune, and for families the outdoor swimming pool is the clear draw. The air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms and satellite TV, free WiFi is available and there is a restaurant on site. The hotel also has a spa, so parents can relax while children swim. It is pet-friendly and suits a family weekend around the Hospices.

greet Hotel Beaune is an eco-friendly three-star hotel at the gates of Beaune, and I see it as a straightforward choice for families. Rooms have a private bathroom and free WiFi, and family rooms are available. A restaurant and bar serve local specialities, and a continental breakfast with local and organic produce is offered daily. Pets are welcome. A meeting room also makes it handy for a working trip.

ibis Styles Beaune Centre is 300 metres from the Hospices de Beaune, and for a family visiting the town on foot I would see it as a well-placed, simple base. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, useful in a Burgundy summer, and the terrace gives some outdoor space. Parents can use the whirlpool bath, pets are accepted and WiFi is free. An 8.3 score over more than 2,500 reviews is reassuring.

Bordering a vineyard about five minutes by car from Beaune's historic centre, the Kyriad Prestige Le Panorama gives families space and a rural feel. The outdoor swimming pool is the highlight for children in summer, and a lounge with a pool table keeps teenagers busy in the evening. Rooms are air-conditioned and spread across several buildings. A bar and a restaurant are on site, so there is no need to drive back into town. Pets are welcome, and guests rate it 8.2.

Hôtel Henry II occupies a building classified as a historic monument in Beaune, and the garden terrace gives families a calm outdoor corner after walks through the old town. Rooms are soundproofed and individually decorated, some with antique furniture, and a buffet breakfast is served daily. The vineyards begin about a five-minute walk away, an easy stroll with children. I would pick it for a wine-country weekend. Pets are welcome, and the bar suits adults in the evening.

Hôtel de France is a three-star hotel in central Beaune, a short walk from the train station and the Hospices, and I recommend it to families who want everything in one place. Family rooms have private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers and free WiFi. The buffet breakfast features fresh pastries and local cheeses, the restaurant serves traditional French cooking so there is no need to go out at night, and pets are welcome, with a terrace and bar for parents.

Coto Hotel keeps a family stay in Beaune simple: free private parking at the door, air-conditioned rooms for warm Burgundy summers and free Wi-Fi for the evenings. The building is modern and accessible, which helps with pushchairs as well as for guests with reduced mobility. Pets are accepted. The hotel is a short walk from the Exhibition Centre, and Beaune's historic centre with the Hospices is easy to reach from there.