Burgundy, France Vacation Rentals

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8 Vacation Rentals in Burgundy

Elegant townhouse for 6 in the heart of Burgundy wine region

Beaune, Côte-d'Or, FR
3 Bedrooms • 6 Guests

Oct 25 - 27
$345 night

MAISON GUIGONE - Beaune - Côte-d’Or 105 m2, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms Sleeps 6 (max 1 baby) Town 750 m Elegant home near town centre Calm and welcoming interior Air-conditioned throughout Property Manager is the market leader in premium chalet rentals in authentic mountain destinations. Maison Guigone is an Property Manager property. The Property Manager team’s opinion - This three-storey townhouse for six guests is close to the centre of the historic town of Beaune. With three double bedrooms and two bathrooms, we think it is a great choice for three couples visiting the region to discover its wonderful wines, or even for a family looking to explore this wonderful area. The open-plan ground floor means there is plenty of space for guests, while the first floor is given over to a very elegant master suite. The two bedrooms on the top floor share a bathroom, but the toilet is separate. The whole house is air-conditioned, which summer guests will be very grateful for! Free wifi, cleaning, towels & linen included. The owner requires a €1,000 damage and excess cleaning guarantee to be set up before arrival. No funds are taken or blocked on your card. Your card details are securely held for up to 14 days after departure. If no charge is required, they will be deleted. -- Property Manager - UNIQUE CHALETS, AUTHENTIQUES DESTINATIONS Property Manager is the market leader in premium chalet rentals in authentic mountain destinations, with a portfolio of over 200 chalets hosting 30 000 guests each year. All our partner chalets offer spacious, inviting interiors, elegant decor, and top-of-the-range amenities. Located in charming mountain destinations with strong cultural identities, they ensure you’ll enjoy the best mountain holidays.

Le Rosseau Cottage

Corberon, FR
5 Bedrooms • 10 Guests

Oct 17 - 24
$500 night

Enjoy easy access to the renowned vineyards and rich culture of the Côte d’Or when staying at this 200-year-old French farmhouse in Burgundy on an acre of private grounds near the charming town of Beaune. You’ll feel right at home in the open, light-filled living space with comfortable sofas and a wood-burning fireplace. Five peaceful bedrooms sleep up to 10 guests, while the beautiful terrace with views down the garden has a barbecue, outdoor furnishings and invites true relaxation. The setting is lovely with fruit trees and verdant shrubs dotted across the garden. A heated pool will draw both kids and adults on warm summery days and there is a charming games barn with table football, ping pong and darts.  You’ll be within a short distance to excellent food and wine - the hallmark of Burgundy. The vineyards of Côte d’Or are minutes away, with many more along the Route des Grand Crus with idyllic wine-villages such as Pommard and Meursault. Hiring bikes and cycling through the vineyards is an especially wonderful way to admire the alluring landscapes. Explore the impressive historic towns of Beaune and Dijon or stay close to home and grab a bite to eat in the centre of the local village, just 1km away. With a desirable location and charming appeal, it’s obvious why this villa in Burgundy has earned an Property Manager recommendation award for two consecutive years. Features: Cottage Interiors Ground Floor (split-level) -    Living room leading to kitchen, well-equipped -    Second lounge -    Bedroom with double bed and bathroom -    WC First Floor -    Bedrooms with double bed (160cm) -    Bedroom with twin beds -    Bedroom with three single beds -    Bedroom with single bed -    Bathroom -    2 x separate WCs Outside Grounds -    Heated swimming pool (10x5m, depth: 1-2m) with electric cover. Open approximately mid-May to mid-September -    Courtyard garden -    Al-fresco dining area -    Barbecue -    Barn with table tennis, table football and darts -    Grounds with shrubs, mature trees and fruit trees   Facilities -    Wi-Fi -    Heating -    Fireplace -    TV and DVD player -    Children’s toys/games -    Laundry facilities Location: Le Rosseau Cottage is on the edge of a village, just 14km east of Beaune, the wine-capital of Burgundy. The famous vineyards of the Côte d’Or are a short drive away. You can reach the centre of the village in about 1km where you will find a bar-restaurant and post office whilst a wide variety of shops and the nearest supermarket can be found in and around Beaune or Seurre, both a 15-minute drive away. Keen golfers will be pleased to know that Golf de Beaune Levernois is also close by. Beaune, known as the wine-capital of Burgundy, is also famed for its gastronomy with some excellent places to eat in the town itself and surrounding villages. There is also a wonderful market on a Wednesday and Saturday morning which is not to be missed. The 15th century Hospices de Beaune is one of France’s most significant historic buildings and worthy of a visit during your time in Beaune. Also spend time exploring the town’s enchanting lanes, charming shops and welcoming wine bars. Relax in the glorious Park Bouzaise and hire boats on the lovely lake in the summer. The stunning vineyards and wine-villages of the Route des Grands Crus are also close by, perfect to explore by bike or car. Visit idyllic villages such as Pommard, Volnay, Puligny-Montrachet and Meursault, all within around 20-30km. Sample some of the best wines in Burgundy from Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits vineyards. Chagny (30km) is another fantastic village with its three Michelin starred restaurant, Maison Lameloise and another great Farmer’s market on a Sunday morning. With the Canal du Centre passing through, it’s also a fantastic area for walking and cycling and there are some good fishing spots close by.   Other superb places to visit include the mustard houses of Dijon (45km), the historic town of Autun (63km) and Cluny (90km) with its world-famous abbey, a National Monument of France. Just over an hour away, the Parc Naturel Régional du Morvan is home to yet more outstanding landscapes ideal for horse-riding, hiking, mountain biking and a range of watersports on the park’s lakes and rivers. Terms & Conditions: ? €800 paid via bank transfer to the owner one month before arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. After 4.00 p.m. Before 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. No. A booking form should be completed on booking (and this is sent to you by the owner). Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are not allowed. Saturday. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No. It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property. 7 nights. Other durations on request at certain times of year. Yes and wood for fireplace. Included. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. Yes. The pool is open approximately mid-May to mid-September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming. Mid-stay clean for bookings of 7+ nights on a Saturday

Maison Du Doubs

Sermesse, FR
12 Bedrooms • 14 Guests

Oct 26 - 29
$942 night

This manor in Burgundy offers a riverside country escape filled with elegance and polish. The property features seven bedrooms in total, six located in the main house, and one in the annexe. From the moment you park in the formal drive, you’re in a world apart. Children will be in heaven here - playing freely in the large gardens on the swing set, or beneath the 100 year old walnut tree. Inside there are games, table tennis and table football to keep them entertained on rainy days, and there’s even a nursery for the baby. The decor is richly textured, and calming neutral in colour. Relaxation is simple, with a fitness room, sauna and steam room at hand. You may spend your days beside the swimming pool on the well-appointed terrace beside it, or down by the Doubs River, fishing for dinner.  This holiday manor is equipped with bikes and it’s a short ride into the village of Verdun-sur-le-Doubs, where you’ll find all the shops you’ll need. All that’s needed for a stellar holiday is an open bottle of Burgundy wine - and you are absolutely in luck. Take a quick 30 minute drive to Beaune for a cluster of beautiful vineyards, then return! Note: maximum capacity is 15 guests (14 adults + 1 child/teenager/baby) Features: Manoir Interiors Ground Floor - Living room with fireplace, satellite TV and Blu-ray DVD player - Dining room with fireplace - Kitchen, well-equipped with doors opening to terrace for al-fresco dining - Bedroom with king-size double bed (180x200cm), garden/terrace access, dressing room and en suite bathroom with shower and WC First Floor - Bedroom with king-size double bed (180x200cm), TV, river view and en suite bathroom with shower and WC - Bedroom with king-size double bed (180x200cm), TV, river view and en suite bathroom with shower and WC - Bedroom with two single beds (90x200cm, can be joined as king-size double), garden view and and en suite bathroom with shower and WC - Small children’s bedroom with single bed (80x190cm) and cot Second Floor (each bedroom accessed via its own staircase) - Bedroom with two single beds (90x200cm, can be joined as king-size double), river view, sofa, armchairs and en suite bathroom with WC - Bedroom with two single beds (90x200cm, can be joined as king-size double), river view and en suite bathroom with WC Annexe Interiors Ground Floor- Steam room and sauna (6 guests in each)- Washing machine and tumble dryer- Bathroom with shower and WCFirst Floor - Games room with table football and PlayStation 3- Annexed bedroom with two single beds (90x200cm, can be joined as king-size double bed) Fitness Room- Fitness room with bike, elliptical, rowing machine and weights Outside Grounds- Heated swimming pool (5x10m, depth 1-1.9m) with safety cover. Open approximately May to end-September- Poolside terrace with sun loungers (x8) - Al-fresco dining terrace for 14 guests - Traditional barbecue - Sandy courtyard for pétanque and table tennis - Pétanque set - Garden/grounds (4000m2) for children’s games - 100-year old walnut tree - Swings - 8 x bikes (all sizes)- Other outside games - Courtyard parking (up to 6 cars) - Large steel gate Location: The house sits in a peaceful village of 80 inhabitants along the river Doubs. The nearest small town of Verdun-sur-le-Doubs is 6km away with all facilities (shops, supermarket, banks etc) and it is possible to pick up a fishing permit here. You can rent canoes and kayaks on the River Doubs, as well as 12 person boats for day trips. The area is great for walking and cycling as there are plenty of tracks through forests and along the river. The house is also just 28km away from the prestigious capital of wines in Burgundy "Beaune". The market town of Chalon-sur-Saône (25km) is also within easy reach whilst the famous wine villages of Puligny-Montrachet, Meursault, Volnay and Pommard are within a 45-minute drive. Various different activities are available, such as getting a Chef de Cuisine in the Villa for a prestigious dinner, enjoying a cookery course in a local cooking school, a hot-air balloon trip, a jeep tour on the wine roads, a private magic show in the living room of the Villa and much more. There are several very popular restaurants within 6km. An 18 hole golf course is 25km away. Terms & Conditions: ? €1500 charged to client’s credit card by the owner one month before/upon arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 3:00 p.m. 9.30 a.m. Electricity, gas, water, and wood for the fireplace included. Linen and bath towels (1 per person) are included. On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. There is a required supplement of €50 per week. Dogs are allowed on the ground floor only and are not allowed on the sofas or in the swimming pool. Any traces left by the dog (hair, droppings) must be cleaned before departure. Please note that access to and use of the property is restricted to the guests on the booking and is subject to the maximum occupancy stated (15 guests in total including babies/children). Flexible in low season. Friday during all other periods. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property. 7 nights in July & August. 3 nights during all other periods. . Included. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. French Visitors Tax payable to Property Manager at the time of balance payment (typically costs €1-€10 per adult per night - please enquire if exact amount is required). Yes, 1 per person. The is open approximately May to end-September. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

Domaine Des Vignobles

Saint-Loup-Géanges, FR
17 Bedrooms • 38 Guests

Oct 11 - 13
$4,500 night

In the heart of Burgundy, Domaine des Vignobles is a sanctuary of refined elegance surrounded by vines, orchards, farmland and forest, a short drive from renowned wine villages and historic market towns. Experience an exclusive escape into nature whilst being well located for exploring the many gems of this enchanting region. At Domaine des Vignobles, guests can celebrate the art of fine living with spaces thoughtfully curated for every occasion alongside an emphasis on eco-responsibility. Whether hosting a special event or holidaying with extended family and friends, flexible accommodation options ensure a memorable stay. Up to 26 guests can rest peacefully in the main house across 13 en suite bedrooms. There is also the option for an additional 12 adventurous guests to stay in the domaine’s four unique cabins in the heart of the forest around 400m away. Please refer to the layout tab for the full breakdown of different capacity options. Outside, the heated swimming pool awaits, such a wonderful way to spend quality time with loved ones. Furthermore (for an additional charge), the wellness centre invites you to relax with its hammam, sauna, massage room and outdoor hot tub. Make the most of an array of other services that can be arranged from wine-tasting, guided historic tours, cookery classes and bike rental to on-site culinary offerings inspired by the rich terroir of Burgundy using seasonal produce from the estate’s organic farm. Beyond the domaine, the enchanting region of Burgundy beckons. Explore nearby Beaune, celebrated for its distinguished wineries and the historic Hospices de Beaune. Visit Chagny to experience the Michelin-starred allure of Maison Lameloise alongside its lively Sunday market. Meander along the Route des Grands Crus, where charming villages and legendary vineyards invite you to discover the authentic spirit of the region. Domaine des Vignobles is your gateway to an immersive journey into the heart of Burgundy. Features: 1) Main House- 10 single bedrooms only (10-person rate) 2) Main House - 10 bedrooms only (20-person rate) 3) Main House - 13 bedrooms (26-person rate) 4) Main House and Forest Cabins - 17 bedrooms (38-person rate is only available to book from May until September) Main House Interiors Ground Floor -    Entrance hall -    Living and dining area -    Kitchen, fully-equipped to a professional standard -    Bar -    Bedroom with queen-size double bed and bathroom with shower and WC (suitable for guests with restricted mobility) -    Family bedroom with queen-size double bed, sofa-bed and bathroom with bath and shower and WC First Floor -    Meeting area -    8 x bedrooms with queen-size double bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC Second Floor -    Family bedroom with queen-size double bed, sofa-bed and bathroom with shower and WC -    2 x bedrooms with queen-size double bed and en suite bathroom with shower and WC Forest Cabins (set within the forested grounds around 250-300m away) -    2 x perched cabins (reached via open-tread outdoor stairs) with double bed and bathroom with shower and WC -    2 x family cabins with double bed, two single beds, terrace and bathroom with shower and WC Outside Grounds -    Heated swimming pool (12x5m, depth: 1.5m) with electric cover and safety gate/fencing. Open approximately mid-April to mid-October -    Vines, pastures and orchards -    Forest -    Children’s play area (near the cabins) Wellness Centre (open 9.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m., adults only) -    Hammam -    Sauna -    Massage room -    Outdoor hot tub Location: Only a short drive from Beaune, Domaine des Vignobles is in the heart of Burgundy, where history, culture, and nature intertwine to create an unforgettable destination. Surrounded by vines, orchards and farmland, and on the edge of a vast domaine with its forest and huge étang (pond/lake), this is a superb setting for reconnecting with nature as well as exploring this magnificent region. Discover wonderful walks and hikes on your doorstep whilst forest activities can be arranged for an extra charge (archery, mountain biking and more). The estate’s own farm is a short walk away where you can buy organic produce throughout the year. Furthermore, tastings of the domaine’s wine can also be organised for guests. Beyond the estate, venture along the famed Route des Grands Crus and immerse yourself in the rustic charm of renowned wine villages such as Pommard, Volnay, Meursault, and Puligny Montrachet, all within half an hour. Here, centuries-old vineyards stretch over sun-kissed hillsides, inviting you to sample exquisite vintages and discover the subtle art of winemaking. Each sip tells a story of tradition and terroir, making every visit a delightful journey through Burgundy’s celebrated heritage. A short journey also leads you to a tapestry of historic towns such as Beaune (16km) and Chagny (17km). Stroll through cobbled streets, marvel at medieval architecture, and indulge in the region’s culinary delights. In Beaune, let the rich history, wineries and Hospices de Beaune enchant you, whilst Chagny is home to Maison Lameloise with its three Michelin stars and a wonderful Sunday morning market. Further afield around an hour away, both Dijon and Autun echo with the whispers of a bygone era, promising to captivate history enthusiasts and casual travellers alike. Meanwhile, spend time in Cluny (74km) and visit its famous abbey, classed as one of France’s official National Monument. Terms & Conditions: ? €5,000 charged to client’s credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Yes. Not allowed. Weddings and other special events are on request only and subject to prior arrangement with the owner and additional charges. Stag/hen parties are not allowed. A cot and highchair can be requested. The use of the wellness centre is for adults only. All catering and extra services should be booked with as much notice as possible at least one month prior to arrival. The 20-person rate includes 10 en suite bedrooms in the main house. The house’s top-floor bedrooms and the forest cabins are not included in this rate. The 26-person rate includes all 13 en suite bedrooms in the main house. The forest cabins are not included in this rate. The 38-person rate includes 13 bedrooms in the main house and four cabins set within the forest around 300m away (two of them perched via open-tread stairs) – please see the ‘Layout’ tab and photos for further details. The 38-person rate is only available from May until September. One of the ground floor bedrooms has been designed for guests with restricted mobility. If this is important to you, please contact us so we can ensure the property’s suitability for your needs. Flexible. Standard changeover clean and mid-stay cleaning are included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Outside only. 2 nights. Yes. Included. Please note that like all heated pools, pool heating and water temperature are reliant on weather and outside temperatures. French Visitors Tax is included. Yes. The pool is open approximately mid-April to mid-October. Please note that pool opening dates are subject to local weather conditions and pool maintenance requirements and that cooler months may not be suitable for swimming.

Chateau De Champ Carre

Beaune, FR
12 Bedrooms • 20 Guests

Oct 11 - 13
$4,294 night

Chateau De Champ Carre, a lovely 19th century chateau and cottages in Burgundy, is ideal for weddings, special occasions and holiday gatherings with family and friends. Relax by the swimming pool in the vast park and enjoy a gym and massage room. When you’re ready to explore the region, you’re 5 minutes from Beaune, close to the famed Meursault vineyards and wine cellars. Experience the authenticity of the 19th century with all necessary comforts. The 12 elegant bedrooms and 8 modern bathrooms across the chateau and annexes are air conditioned, and you’ll find several flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi in the sleeping areas. Gather together in a lounge with marble fireplace and a library in period style with a grand piano. The professional kitchen makes self-catering easy, or you can hire a professional chef. The area around Beaune has an endless array of activities to choose from: cycling, hot air ballooning, museums, golf, bike riding, horseback riding and helicopter tours. This expansive estate is 10 km from the Beaune train station and 175 km from the Lyon Airport. Features: 1) Château and Cottage (15 guests) 2) Château + Cottage + Pavillion (20 guests) The Rooms Room 1: This first floor 2 bedroom suite is situated in the direction of the rising sun, named after Empress Sissi of Austria and Hungary. It consists of two bedrooms:1 double bedroom (160x200cm) and a small twin bedroom (two pull out beds, each 200x80cm) and an en suite bathroom. The suite also comes equipped with a reversible air conditioning unit, flat screen TV, internet access and access to the swimming pool and and park. The en suite bathroom has a regency bathtub with lion paws feet, nestled in the centre of the imperially decorated alcove and an Italian shower with massage columns. Room 2: This room has a 180x200cm canopied bed and comes fully equipped with a reversible air conditioning system, flat screen television, internet access, view of the park, access to swimming pool and an en suite bathroom with shower massage columns, a regency bathtub with lion’s paws feet and a hairdryer. Room 3: This room has been inspired by American literature and jazz culture. It has one bed 160x200cm and a bathroom with a shower, balneotherapy bath and hair dryer. The room also come fully equipped with a reversible air conditioning system, flat screen television, internet access, view of the park and access to swimming pool. Room 4: This room has one double bed 160x200cm, and a colossal bathroom with a shower, jumbo corolla shaped bathtub and hair dryer. The room also comes equipped with a salon’s iron bench with fluffy cushions and an over ornate back rest, a reversible air conditioning system, internet access, a view of the park and access to the swimming pool. The Cottage This is a gorgeous cottage dating back to the 18th century, it has been restored with extremely good taste. It has a elegant integrated kitchen which opens out on the drawing room featuring a striking decorative chimney. Raised Ground Floor - This floor has a drawing room with a decorative chimney, a television and hi-fi stereo. It also has 2 bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with a pull out bed for one or two persons. This one level cottage (with steps leading down to the garden area) also had a bathroom with a shower, toilet and washbasin and a fully equipped kitchen with an oven, hotplates, refrigerator, freezer, telephone, microwave oven and washing machine. In the corridor adjoining the Chateau and Cottage, there is an additional small bedroom and bathroom which can sleep up to 2 additional guests. In this corridor there is also a small bedroom for two guests/children, if needed. It is usually closed but may be opened on request - please enquire. Outdoors - Outside, via steps, there is a garden lounge with a table, four chairs and cushions, deck chairs and parasol and an unenclosed garden within the park. There is also a swing, barbecue and fenced swimming pool with a secure gate (6x12m, depth:1.1 - 1.9m). The swimming pool is private when you book the whole estate exclusively. The Pavillion This building offers harmonious spaces, all the comforts of a sweet aura, and the charm and authenticity of a house decorated with antique furniture, its tranquil rooms of character and refined embellishments. The Pavillion has a lobby leading to a drawing room with a chimney and French windows, this drawing room also opens on to a beautiful park with centenarian trees. It has a television with international channels, a hi-fi stereo and DVD player. It also has a separate dining room, a study with a single bed and a fully equipped kitchen with a refrigerator freezer combination, 4 vitrocermaic hobs, electric oven, telephone, microwave oven, vent hood, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer and a toilet with washbasin. Upstairs - This floor has four bedrooms, two very large rooms, one with a 160 bed and one with a 140 bed, a third room with a 140 bed and the fourth with a 120 single bed, ideal for children. Upstairs there are also 2 bathrooms, one with a bathtub, washbasin and toilet and the other with a shower, washbasin and toilet. Outside - There is a garden lounge with a table, 6 chairs and cushions, deckchairs and parasol and an unenclosed garden within the park. There is also a swing, barbecue, garage and use of the swimming pool for all guests on the estate (6x12m, depth:1.1 - 1.9m). The swimming pool is fenced with a secure gate.  Further additional beds may be available on request. Features - Wi-Fi - Heating - Air-conditioning (bedrooms only) - Flat screen TVs - DVD player - Hi-Fi stereo(s) - Telephone - Laptop friendly workspace - Barbecue - Swing Location: While staying at Chateau Champ Carre you have the opportunity to discover a region rich in artistic and cultural wealth: Beaune: Its architectural heritage - The hospices of Beaune - The wine museum - The Marey museum - The collegial of Notre Dame - Wine cellar visits Neighbourhood: The vineyards the pride of the bourgogne with its villages such as: - Pommard - Volnay - Meursault - Puligny Montrachet Walking tours: - St Romain le haut - Santenay chemin des 3 croix - Visit of the château de la Rochepot Activities: - Levernois Golf - Bike riding (bike route from Beaune to Santenay) - Hot air ballooning - Helicopter rides - Horseback riding - Fishing, etc Dijon: The city of the hundred bell towers - Capital of the Dukes of Burgundy - The museum of fine arts - The cathedral of st Benigne - The church of notre dame and many more tours in old Dijon Terms & Conditions: Security deposit? €1000 paid in cash to the owner upon arrival and refunded upon departure, subject to full inspection. Arrival time? 4.00 p.m. Departure time? 10.00 a.m. Energy costs included? Yes. Linen & towels included? Yes. Pets welcome? On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. Changeover day? Flexible. End of stay cleaning included? Extra €290 (chateau and cottage only) or €350 (entire estate), payable locally. However, guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Smoking Allowed? Outside only. Insurance? It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property. Tax? French Visitors Tax payable locally (typically costs €1-€3 per adult per night- please enquire if exact amount is required). Minimum stay? 2 nights. Pool towels included? Yes. Heating costs included? Extra cost, payable locally. €75/day (October and April) and €90/day (November to end-March) for the chateau and cottage only. €90/day (October and April) and €120/day (November to end-March) for the entire estate. Other Ts and Cs? Weddings, stag/hen parties and any special events are on request only and subject to prior arrangement with the owner and additional charges.

The Little Barn

Frolois, FR
3 Bedrooms • 5 Guests

Oct 17 - 24
$139 night

This delightful converted barn offers comfort and tranquillity in the small village of Frolois, in the heart of the Côte d’Or countryside making it a perfect base for discovering Burgundy. The Little Barn is a light, bright property over two levels, which has been renovated and furnished to the owner’s high standards with plenty of personal and homely touches. Outside there is wooden decking terrace with dining for 6 and a barbecue as well as a lower garden terrace with sun loungers from where you can enjoy the views of the village below and the peace and quiet of village life, interrupted only by the occasional car or tractor passing the house. The friendly owners live discretely in the house next door and are nearly always available to assist in providing information on all the local attractions and arrange private wine tastings nearby. They can also arrange extra services such as a shopping service to make your arrival pain free, fresh bread and pastry delivery as well as home-cooked meals and bespoke menus (please enquire regarding details and prices for additional services). The Little Barn is a perfect base for exploring the region: this beautiful part of Burgundy has several historical sites, stunning landscapes, lively local markets and of course, wine tasting opportunities all just a short drive away. Features: Villa Interior (sleeps 5 adults and 1 baby) Ground floor - Open plan living area - Fully fitted kitchen (hob, oven, microwave, cooker, coffee machine, fridge, freezer, washing machine, portable fan) with patio doors and terrace - Open plan dining area with a table for 6 people, patio doors and terrace - Lounge area with Flat screen TV (UK Free Sat channels), DVD player, portable fan, patio doors and terrace. First Floor - 1 Double bedroom (bed size: 160cm x 200cm) with en suite shower room, hairdryer, portable fan and views across the valley. - 1 Twin bedroom (bed size: 90cm x 200cm) with en suite shower room and portable fan - 1 Single bedroom (bed size: 80cm x 190cm) with own WC, portable fan and basin across the hall Outside Grounds - Garden terrace with sun lounges - Wood decked terrace with gas BBQ - Covered alfresco dining area with parasol - Green views across the valley - Parking space for two cars in the driveway Facilities - Wi-Fi - Heating (radiators) - BBQ - Complimentary bath products - Hairdryer - DVD library - UK TV - Toys - Books - Children’s cutlery and plates  Location: There is much to see and do in this part of France. Within a 15-minute drive are the beautiful Flavigny-sur-Ouzerain, the Roman ruins at Alesia and its new visitor centre. The Château of Bussy Rabutin, the source of the Seine river, great for picnics, and Venarey les Laumes for your everyday needs are all close by. Within a 30-minute drive are Semur en Auxois, Montbard with its fabulous swimming pool complex, The Parc d’Auxois (zoo and adventure park) and the 13th Century world famous Abbaye de Fontenay. Further a-field are historic Dijon, Beaune and Nigloland (theme park). Nearly every day of the week there are local markets, and no visit to Burgundy would be complete without a wine tasting. Terms & Conditions: ? €350/£350 paid in cash or cheque to the owner upon arrival and refunded upon departure, subject to full inspection. After 4.00 p.m. Before 10.00 a.m. Yes (water, gas, electricity). Logs provided. Bed linen, bath towels and mats provided. Pool towels for swimming in local lakes or pools are available for hire at 3€ per towel, per week. On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. If accepted, the owners request that pets are kept off bedding and soft furnishings. Owners must bring dog beds and feeding bowls. Saturday. All other changeover days on request. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No smoking / No vaping property. Smoking is permitted in the outside area, with correct disposal of cigarette/cigar ends. 7 nights approximately March to end-September, 5 nights during all other periods. From 2022, 7 nights approximately April to end-September, 5 nights during all other periods.

The Little Bakery

Frolois, FR
2 Bedrooms • 4 Guests

Oct 17 - 24
$142 night

Discover the delights of Burgundy in relaxed surroundings at this pretty home in a rural village in the wonderful Côte-d’Or region.Formerly a bakery in the heart of the village, this holiday cottage has undergone a charming renovation into an inviting two-bedroom home with wonderful views of the village and valleys beyond. The bright living room features a log-burning stove for cosy evenings as well as a Smart TV. The sweet kitchen has its very own old-fashioned pantry and doors leading out to a pretty garden terrace. Enjoy yet more uninterrupted village and countryside views from upstairs where two attractive bedrooms, one twin and a double, each have their own en suite shower room. Guests are made to feel comfortable with fresh white linen, fans, ample storage space and toiletries in the bathrooms. Youngsters are especially welcome with books and toys to help ease parents’ minds when travelling with children. It may no longer be the village’s boulangerie, but you can still arrange for fresh baguettes and pastries to be delivered to your door each morning for you to enjoy, perhaps in the south-facing garden with enchanting village views. The lovely owners can also arrange delicious meals to be prepared for you, including a bespoke menu for the youngest of guests, or you can cook up a feast on the gas barbecue using fresh products bought from charming markets or local producers. Try the goats cheese from the neighbouring village too!Visit the idyllic village of Flavigny-sur-Ozerain, where the movie Chocolat was filmed, or drive to the town of Venarey-les-Laumes and hire bikes for long cycle rides along the Canal de Bourgogne. Fontenay Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is also not to be missed, nor is the captivating village of Semur-en-Auxois on the banks of the Armançon river. Staying at The Little Bakery is all about enjoying the simplicity of French country life whilst also having the opportunity to explore this wonderful region to your hearts content.  Features: Cottage Interiors (Sleeps 4 adults and 1 baby)  Ground Floor -    Living room with log-burning stove and Smart TV. Door leads to veranda and steps down to garden-    Kitchen, well-equipped with doors leading to garden terrace-    Large pantry (via steps from kitchen)-    WC First Floor -    Bedroom with king-size double bed (160x200cm) and en suite shower room -    Bedroom with twin beds (90x200cm each) and en suite shower room Outside Grounds-    Al-fresco dining terrace -    Gas barbecue -    South-facing garden with shady trees Facilities -    Wi-Fi-    Heating-    Log-burning stove (logs provided)-    Fans (bedrooms)-    Smart TV (with Netflix, Prime and UK channels)-    Hairdryers -    Toys-    Books-    Children’s cutlery and plates Location: In the heart of the Côte-d’Or, around an hour from Dijon, The Little Bakery enjoys an elevated position in an authentic rural village with lovely views over the rooftops towards the Burgundy countryside and beyond.If you don’t wish to take advantage of the owner’s wonderful catering service, you can discover a choice of restaurants within a ten to fifteen minute drive whilst Venarey-les-Laumes (17km) is home to your nearest large supermarket and other useful amenities including a lovely weekly market. There is also a bakery in nearby Darcey (6km) or you can arrange to have pastries and baguettes delivered to your door each morning.The beautiful village of Flavigny-sur-Ozerain (15km) will surely be one of the first places you will want to visit with its idyllic setting. It’s classified as one of France’s ‘Plus Beaux Villages’ and it is where the movie ‘Chocolat’ was filmed. Visit the two abbeys and purchase some of the traditional sweets, Les Anis de Flavigny, which have been produced in the village since the 16th century.Historians of all ages will be keen to visit the Roman ruins at Alésia, near Venarey-les-Laumes, as well as the new open-air museum and visitors centre nearby. Fontenay Abbey (26km), dating back to the 12th century and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, is another remarkable day out close by.Lovers of local food shouldn’t miss the atmospheric weekly markets in Semur-en-Auxois, Venarey-les-Laumes, Montbard and Beaune as well as the great city of Dijon, just 50km away. In July and August look out for villages and towns hosting summer night markets with live music, local wine and lots of regional food!The Côte-d’Or region is of course famous for its fine Burgundy wines and there are many opportunities to visit a variety of amazing vineyards, both big and small, for exquisite wine-tastings. You are well positioned to drive to some of the well-known wine villages and towns in both directions with Chablis just over an hours drive to the north-west and Beaune around 90km south, allowing you to taste wines from both the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune appellations. Terms & Conditions: ? €350/£350 paid in cash or cheque to the owner upon arrival and refunded upon departure, subject to full inspection. 4.00 p.m. 10.00 a.m. Yes. Bed linen, bath towels and mats provided. On request only and with prior agreement with the owner. If accepted, the owners request that pets are kept off bedding and soft furnishings. Weddings, stag/hen parties and other special events are not allowed. Saturday. All other changeover days on request. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No. 7 nights approximately March to end-September, 5 nights during all other periods. From 2022, 7 nights approximately April to end-September, 5 nights during all other periods. Yes and logs are provided for the log-burning stove. Pool towels for swimming in local lakes or pools are available for hire at 3€ per towel, per week.

The Little House

Frolois, FR
2 Bedrooms • 4 Guests

Oct 17 - 24
$139 night

This delightful and charming 2-bedroom stone cottage is set in a small hamlet in the heart of the Burgundian countryside and offers a perfect base for discovering the Cote d’Or and Burgundy. The Little House offers accommodation on two levels with a light, bright living area, comfortable bedrooms and plenty of homely touches. Children will love to play hide and seek in the enchanted garden with meandering pathways and steps and adults will enjoy relaxing on the sunny terrace with a stone table and benches, or the shady alfresco dining area. A quiet and private location to enjoy the peaceful setting and the wonderful views across the green valley. The friendly owners live nearby and are nearly always available to assist in providing information on all the local attractions and arrange private wine tastings nearby. They can also arrange extra services such as a shopping service to make your arrival pain free, fresh bread and pastry delivery as well as home-cooked meals and bespoke menus (please enquire regarding details and prices for additional services). The Little House is a perfect base for exploring the region: this beautiful part of Burgundy has several historical sites, stunning landscapes, lively local markets and of course, wine tasting opportunities all just a short drive away. Features: Villa Interior (sleeps 4 adults and 1 baby) Ground floor - Open plan living area - Fully fitted kitchen (oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine, portable fan) with access to terrace  - Open plan dining area with a table and chairs for 4 people (possible to extend for 6 users if guests are expected!) and portable fan - Reading/Relax area with sofa, two armchairs, flat screen satellite TV, DVD player, portable fan and garden views. First Floor - 1 Double bedroom (bed size: 160cm x 200cm) with en-suite shower room, hairdryer, portable fan  and views over the valley. - 1 Twin bedroom (bed size: 90cm x 200cm) with antique stone fireplace, portable fan and garden views - 1 Twin bedroom (bed size: 90cm x 200cm) - 1 shower room (opposite to the twin bedrooms) Outside Grounds - Secluded Garden - Terrace with a stone table and benches - Covered alfresco dining area  - Gas BBQ - Green views across the valley - Parking space for two cars in the driveway - Small decking area outside the kitchen via a few rustic stone steps. Guests with mobility difficulties should take extra care.  Facilities - Wi-Fi - Heating (radiators) - Log burning stove (logs provided) - BBQ - Complimentary bath products - Hairdyers - DVD - UK TV  - Books - Children’s cutlery and plates  Location: There is much to see and do in this part of France. Within a 15-minute drive are the beautiful Flavigny-sur-Ouzerain, the Roman ruins at Alesia and its new visitor centre. The Château of Bussy Rabutin, the source of the Seine river, great for picnics, and Venarey les Laumes for your everyday needs are all close by. Within a 30-minute drive are Semur en Auxois, Montbard with its fabulous swimming pool complex, The Parc d’Auxois (zoo and adventure park) and the 13th Century world famous Abbaye de Fontenay. Further a-field are historic Dijon, Beaune and Nigloland (theme park). Nearly every day of the week there are local markets, and no visit to Burgundy would be complete without a wine tasting. Terms & Conditions: ? €350/£350 paid in cash or cheque to the owner upon arrival and refunded upon departure, subject to full inspection. After 4.00 p.m. Before 10.00 a.m. Yes (water, gas, electricity). Logs provided. Bed linen, bath towels and mats provided. Pool towels for swimming in local lakes or pools are available for hire at 3€ per towel, per week. No. Weddings, stag/hen parties and other special events are not allowed. Please note that air-conditioning is available in the kitchen, lounge, dining room, and double bedroom, but not not the twin bedroom, which remains cool in summer. Saturday. All other changeover days on request. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No smoking / No vaping property. Smoking is permitted in the outside area, with correct disposal of cigarette/cigar ends. 7 nights approximately March to end-September, 5 nights during all other periods. From 2022, 7 nights approximately April to end-September, 5 nights during all other periods.

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Get to Know Burgundy

Burgundy, France is indeed a renowned region that provides a diverse cultural experience, breathtaking landscapes, and globally recognized wines. The area is celebrated for its vineyards which are among the most prestigious and costly wine estates globally. Wine aficionados will relish the chance to tour these vineyards, understand the winemaking process, and taste some of the world's finest wines. The regional capital, Dijon, is admired for its exquisite architecture with many structures tracing back to the 15th century. Tourists can discover the city's historical landmarks such as the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy or Notre-Dame de Dijon. The city also prides itself on numerous museums like Musée des Beaux-Arts de Dijon that showcases an extensive array of art and historical artifacts. Burgundy also presents an abundance of outdoor activities due to its varied landscapes. Whether it's hiking in Morvan Regional Natural Park or boating along Burgundy’s canals, there are numerous ways to appreciate nature. Culinary enthusiasts will also be delighted as Burgundy is renowned for its gastronomy. The region is famous for dishes like escargot de Bourgogne (snails) and Boeuf Bourguignon (beef stew), which complement local wines perfectly. In summary, Burgundy delivers a unique fusion of culture, history, gastronomy, and natural beauty that caters to all types of travelers. Its world-class wines, stunning landscapes, rich history and delicious cuisine make it a destination worth visiting.
Burgundy, France, is characterized by a temperate climate with four distinct seasons, making it an appealing destination year-round. During the winter months of December to February, Burgundy can experience quite cold temperatures ranging from 0°C to 6°C. Light snowfall occurs occasionally during this period, particularly in the higher elevations. Despite the chill, winter lends a unique charm to the region with vineyards and landscapes blanketed in snow. Springtime in Burgundy spans from March to May and sees temperatures gradually rise from 10°C to 20°C. This season is particularly beautiful as the vineyards start to bloom and the countryside bursts into color. Rainfall during this period is moderate but manageable. Summer in Burgundy, which runs from June to August, is warm and pleasant with average temperatures ranging between 18°C and 23°C. These months are perfect for outdoor activities such as wine tasting tours or exploring historical sites. However, summer also brings occasional thunderstorms so carrying an umbrella or raincoat would be advisable. Autumn in Burgundy stretches from September to November and ushers in cooler temperatures between 10°C and 15°C along with vibrant fall colors that paint the vineyards in hues of red and gold. This season also marks the grape harvest period which adds a special charm to a visit during this time. While spring and summer offer popular weather conditions for outdoor activities due to mild temperatures, each season has its own unique appeal providing visitors with different perspectives of Burgundy's beauty throughout the year. Please note that this description primarily pertains to central/northern parts of Burgundy such as Côte-d'Or region. The climate can be slightly warmer in southern parts of Burgundy especially during summer months.
Burgundy, France, is a cultural treasure that will undoubtedly enchant those who appreciate the arts, history, and local traditions. The region is celebrated for its rich history and lively arts scene. Art lovers will be thrilled by the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Dijon, which boasts an extensive collection of art from antiquity to contemporary times. The Hôtel-Dieu hospital in Beaune is home to significant works of art such as the renowned polyptych of the Last Judgment by Rogier van der Weyden. On the other hand, the Hospices de Beaune is a historical monument with its own unique charm. For those interested in history, Burgundy has much to offer. The region's past extends back to Roman times, with attractions like the archaeological museum of Bibracte and the ruins of Alesia. The Abbey of Cluny and Fontenay Abbey are also essential historical sites that provide insight into Burgundy's monastic heritage. Live music thrives in Burgundy, especially during festival season. The Chalon dans la Rue festival turns Chalon-sur-Saône into a massive open-air theater with performances ranging from music to circus acts. In Beaune, fans of classical music can relish in the annual Baroque Music Festival. The local customs of Burgundy are best experienced through its globally acclaimed wine culture. Wine tours and tastings are popular activities in this region known for its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. Visitors can explore the vineyards of Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune on the Route des Grands Crus, which includes prestigious wine-producing villages such as Gevrey-Chambertin and Puligny-Montrachet. In summary, Burgundy provides a rich mix of art, history, music, and local customs that make it an ideal destination for cultural enthusiasts.
Burgundy, France is a fantastic choice for families with children, offering a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. The region's landscapes are breathtaking and can be explored through various outdoor activities. For instance, the Morvan Regional Natural Park has numerous hiking and biking trails suitable for all ages. It also boasts several lakes where families can partake in boating or fishing. For those seeking a more laid-back experience, the Burgundy Canal offers a serene route for boat rides. In some parts of the region, horse-drawn carriage rides are available, providing an enchanting way to appreciate the charming countryside. Burgundy is steeped in history with several castles and historical sites offering interactive exhibits and activities tailored for children. A standout is Château de Guédelon which is being built using 13th-century techniques. Here, children can witness medieval craftsmanship firsthand and engage in hands-on activities. The region also houses museums that cater to younger audiences such as MuséoParc Alésia which provides an engaging insight into Gallo-Roman history through interactive exhibits and reenactments. Similarly, Dijon's Museum of Fine Arts offers workshops and guided tours designed specifically for children. While Burgundy's rural nature might not make it as walkable as city destinations, it does offer various family-friendly transportation options including car rentals, taxis, buses and trains that connect different parts of the region. It should be noted that walkability may vary depending on where families choose to stay within the region. Also worth mentioning is that while this description focuses on cultural and educational activities, Burgundy may also offer entertainment options like amusement parks or zoos that appeal specifically to kids - these have not been detailed here. Additionally, while not discussed here, Burgundy's food culture could be another point of interest for families - there may be kid-friendly restaurants worth exploring. In summary, with its mix of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences and educational opportunities, Burgundy is an excellent destination for families traveling with children.
Burgundy, France is indeed a haven for those who appreciate nature and outdoor activities. The region is celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes that feature sprawling vineyards, verdant forests, and picturesque rivers. A visit to the Morvan Regional Natural Park is highly recommended for outdoor enthusiasts. This expansive park spans over 170,000 hectares and provides a variety of activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and fishing. The park's varied landscapes encompass deep valleys, pristine lakes, and thick forests that are inhabited by diverse wildlife. For those who are fond of water-based activities, the Burgundy Canal presents opportunities for boating and fishing. This canal extends over 240 kilometers and traverses some of the region's most stunning scenery. There are also several walking and cycling paths along the canal. Burgundy also boasts several significant rock climbing sites. Regardless of whether you're an adept climber or a novice wanting to try something different, there are plenty of options available here. Some of the most frequented sites include Saffres and Hauteroche. If bird watching or wildlife photography interests you, make sure to visit La Brenne Regional Natural Park. This park is renowned for its abundant biodiversity and houses hundreds of bird species as well as numerous other animals. Lastly, no journey to Burgundy would be complete without a tour of its famous vineyards. Although not strictly an outdoor activity in the conventional sense, walking through these vineyards can be an exceptional way to appreciate Burgundy's natural beauty while also gaining knowledge about its globally acclaimed wines. In summary, whether you're trekking through one of its national parks or leisurely strolling along the Burgundy Canal, this region provides innumerable ways to engage with nature and relish the great outdoors.
Visitors to Burgundy, France, have a multitude of transportation options. The most frequent method of arrival is by air, specifically through Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport. From this airport, travelers can choose to continue their journey to Burgundy via train or car rental. The region's connectivity is further enhanced by France's comprehensive rail system. Once in Burgundy, the adventure continues with various modes of transportation available for exploration. The region's picturesque countryside and scenic routes make driving a favored choice. Car rental services are easily accessible and allow for self-paced exploration. However, it should be noted that some rural areas feature narrow and winding roads. For those less inclined to drive, local buses serve as a reliable connection between the different towns and villages within Burgundy. Cycling also emerges as a popular mode of transport due to the region's beautiful landscapes and well-kept bike paths. Walkability in Burgundy varies depending on location. In larger towns such as Dijon or Beaune, many attractions are conveniently located within walking distance from each other. These areas boast pedestrian-friendly streets filled with shops, cafes, and historical sites that can be comfortably explored on foot. However, if the itinerary includes visiting multiple vineyards or exploring the wider region - which is one of Burgundy's main attractions - some form of transportation will be necessary due to the large distances between these locations. In summary, whether arriving by plane or train; traveling by car, bus or bike; or exploring on foot; navigating through Burgundy provides both convenience and scenic beauty.

Burgundy FAQs

Burgundy is renowned for its wine and gastronomy. You can visit vineyards and participate in wine tastings, explore the historic cities of Dijon and Beaune, enjoy boating on the Burgundy Canal, visit the Hospices de Beaune, and explore the region's many castles and abbeys. Outdoor enthusiasts will also enjoy cycling and hiking through the picturesque countryside.
The best time to visit Burgundy is from May to October when the weather is pleasant and the vineyards are active. September is particularly popular for the grape harvest and related festivals.
Burgundy is famous for dishes like Boeuf Bourguignon, Coq au Vin, Escargots de Bourgogne, and Epoisses cheese. Don't miss trying the region's famous Dijon mustard as well.
Yes, there are many organized tours that can take you to the vineyards. You can also rent bicycles or even take a hot air balloon ride to see the vineyards from above.
There are numerous wine tours available, ranging from half-day introductions to full-day immersive experiences. Look for tours that visit both well-known estates and smaller, family-run vineyards to get a full sense of Burgundy's wine culture.
Yes, the Climats, terroirs of Burgundy, are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. These are the specific vineyard sites that exemplify the region's wine production history and culture.
Burgundy offers a range of accommodations, from luxury hotels and chateaux to charming bed and breakfasts and gites (rental houses). There are also options for vineyard stays and boutique hotels in the heart of historic towns.

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