Charmant petit hôtel idéalement situé pres de la gare et du centre ville, mais a l écart de toute agitation.
Simple et propre, parfait pour un week-end.
Solo traveller. Stayed at the Victor Hugo on two nights a week apart. A comfortable experience in this traditional French hotel, Very good breakfast. The Managers are very friendly. First room was better than the second which was rather quirky but OK. Not far from the Centre Ville station which was handy.
Cet hôtel est très bien situé, pas loin du centre historique de Dijon. Les chambres sont très propres et confortables. Nous avons été très bien accueillis. Le petit déjeuner est bon et copieux. Le personnel est gentil et serviable. Possibilité de garer son véhicule dans le parking pour 5€ la nuit.
Kleines, aber sehr sauberes und ruhiges Zimmer mit Blick auf Garten/Terrasse. Personal sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Konnte auch mein Gepäck schon vor dem Check-In zur Aufbewahrung abgeben. Absolut nichts zu beanstanden.
Likes:
Room tidied daily
Pleasant staff
Reasonably good location
Small grocery store within 2 blocks
Disliked:
Continual issues with wifi/ internet
Very limited amenities
Lovely old fashioned traditional hotel. Very clean. We only stayed one night but wished we had stayed longer we really enjoyed the night atmosphere of Dijon lots of restaurants and bars open late and a great vibe.
Air conditioning worked which was nice in the heat.
Breakfast was lovely and very reasonably priced we had a basket or baguette and croissant and the option to serve ourselves hot drinks and yoghurt.
The hotel have their own very small parking garage for 5 euros per night probably only space for 6-8 cars and it's very possible you will block someone in or be blocked in yourself. They did not ask for our car keys like previous reviews suggest. However one of the staff did knock on our door and ask us to move our car as we were blocking someone in. If you do not wish to be disturbed and asked to move your car it did look as thought street parking may be possible.
Being British we would have loved a kettle and milk sachets in our room but understand this is not common place in France.