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Nice little overnight stop with country on two sides. Rooms very quiet. So quiet I tapped walls & ceiling. They are solid. The window also well soundproofed. We did not realise until opening the curtain that a busy dual carriageway was only about 40 feet away. Room compact with a double bed. A sofa bed located in slightly separate part that also had a large shelf & just the right height for our overnight case. The room/bathroom were vey clean & had a total of three electric sockets. Public areas. Reception, bar & dinning room also clean. The dinning room held our forty plus with room to spare. Nice evening meal. We are used to overnights & have to say that the selection of food available at breakfast was a little spartan even by French standards.

The breakfast is good, the fly is flying; the hotel interior is very well decorated, the typical French modern style, the room is also very big, the only thing is that there is no elevator, the pool is a bit simple, there is no beauty; there is parking lot, close to the top of Burgundy The wine producing area; the hotel has no front desk, open office, and has a close relationship with the guests, but it is easy to see the flaws in their work, there is no efficiency, but this is a common problem of the French, and the enthusiasm can resolve all the deficiencies.

The motel was poor but I felt a bit let down. (1) The room stank of stale cigarette smoke. Couldn't change rooms for me as the computer system was down. (2) Had to ask for extra towels. (I booked for 2 persons so should have known i would need more than one hand towel!) (3) Had to ask for tea and coffee. (4) They couldn't provide a second card key. (5) Dead insects on the bed on arrival. (6) Room and bathroom were only superficially clean. Luckily I was only there for 10 hours - just a stop off on a long journey. Asked for a reduction as compensation - nothing offered or proposed - said it couldn't be done. I just couldn't wait to leave the next morning. This would have been average, but the staff were somewhat indifferent. Sort of helpful, but seemed to be an effort for them. I would not recommend this place. Pay an extra €30 and find somewhere better.

We visited on our way to the French Alps. We were welcomed warmly and our booking was confirmed. Our room, on the second floor, was clean, recently refurbished and quiet. The furnishing was typically French minimalist! The bed was comfortable and the airconditioning was quiet. The en suite bathroom was clean and the shower powerful. We ate in the hotel restaurant which had a reasonably priced menu with many suitable choices. The food was served quickly and pleasantly and was very tasty. And the staff were very hepful. The only reason we do not give a score of 5/5 was the smell of drains adjacent to the lift on the ground floor. We will stay again when we travel through France.

Broke up a long drive down south. Friendly welcome from the man at reception. Rooms are average, decor a little tired but comfy bed and air con =good nights sleep. TV screen and the kids enjoyed the little mezzanine floor in the family rooms. Parking outside and lots of fast food restaurants and supermarkets for food.

While in self-check-in hotels the risk of having some kind of automation failure is always lurking around the corner the experience at this b&b hotel by far was the worst ever. While the day started under a bad star with the EV not wanting to charge and it has been raining each second of the 600km trip the only thing you want arriving at 9:30pm is a good bed, but no way José, this was not what happened. The facts in a row: - the check-in computer asked for my last name, which was not found it said, not with or without spaces, last part first, full first and last name, reversed neither - pushing the help button on the 24/7 assistance phone box only brought automated messages - after 30min of trying, getting very tired and forcing myself not to give up suddenly a human voice replied - while the man on the phone was extremely unfriendly, rude, inpatient with my 80% native speaker level of french, and certainly not service oriented I stayed calm all time not wanting to lose the opportunity of getting a solution - then with the new number he gave me the system retrieved the booking, and asked me to pay full price while it was all confirmed prepaid 2 weeks earlier - not wanting to lose the opportunity I chose to pay again and have it all done but then - it didn't accept any Belgian debit card (mentioned nowhere) and when I then tried my Visa the system then crashed and went into a loop - at that time the procedure had already taken 45min with 5 other travellers standing in line. The time was 10:15pm - sleep in the car but suddenly

Cheap and functional stop over on way from Calais to Alps. Arrived at 00.15 and had to use auto check-in terminal. This did not recognise surname or ref number and we battled for quite a while. It turned out we had to use first name in the surname field which is how it is sometimes mistakenly set up! The auto check in is great when it works but really should be a way of calling someone in central location from the terminal if there is a problem. We were close to giving up and sleeping in car! Once in the rooms all sorted and a good night sleep.

apart from the host, all the rest of the team was great, unfortunately I had to do with the host at my arrival, and there I screwed the cancellation of my night because his hosting cooled me well, briefly if you have luck you will avoid this Mr., old enough, but it doesn't excuse me.

The room is not big, in the suburbs of Dijon, breakfast is 19 euros per person, free parking is next to the burger shop, there is a supermarket in a five-minute walk, Mercure Hotel is quite satisfactory in France, in short, it is good.