19, Rue Maizières, 21200 Beaune

Abbaye de Maizières Beaune

4-star hotel

  • Pool
  • Romantic stay
  • Design
  • Pets allowed
  • 4 stars
  • Family

Presentation

Upon pushing the door of the Abbaye de Maizières, you enter a place steeped in history, where every stone seems to tell the tales of centuries past. Set within a former 12th-century Cistercian abbey, this hotel offers a unique setting, marked by the grandeur of medieval architecture and the discreet charm of its vaulted spaces. Nestled in a cobbled alleyway, away from the hustle and bustle, this singular place unfolds with curiosity, almost like a well-kept secret in the heart of Beaune's old town.

The atmosphere invites you to slow down, to take time to feel the essence of the place. The spiral staircase, the only access to the upper floors, winds through the tower to reach the various rooms spread across three levels. No elevator disrupts the tranquility of the space, and this choice contributes to the abbey's identity, remaining faithful to its original structure. The rooms, each unique, are designed with a warm spirit, featuring carefully selected materials, antique furniture, thick fabrics, and soft lighting that highlights the distinctiveness of the spaces.

Some rooms are duplexes, with a sleeping area on a mezzanine accessed via a second interior staircase, delicately separating the living spaces. The amenities are designed for your comfort: adjustable air conditioning, flat-screen TV, courtesy tray, and a well-equipped private bathroom. You can also enjoy free Wi-Fi access throughout the hotel.

In the morning, breakfast is served in a vaulted cellar with exposed stone walls. The intimate setting lends a special tone to this time of day. A continental buffet awaits you, featuring quality products served in a spirit of unpretentious hospitality.

The heated indoor pool, carved into the monks' former wine cellar, adds a soothing dimension to your stay. Freely accessible every day, it invites you to a timeless pause in an enveloping setting of ancient walls. It is also possible to book an in-room massage, performed with natural and organic oils, to extend moments of well-being in the privacy of your space.

The reception is discreet and attentive, available at any hour of the day or night. The front desk is open 24/7, and a concierge service can help arrange transfers or provide suggestions for visits if needed. To reach the hotel, note that the alley where it is located does not allow parking. The public "République" parking lot, about 200 meters away, is the best option for parking your vehicle, with easy access via Boulevard Clémenceau.

Just a few steps away, the cobbled streets of Beaune lead you to the city's iconic monuments. The Hospices, the Wine Museum, and the Basilica of Notre-Dame are accessible on foot within minutes, as are the galleries, shops, and wine cellars that dot the historic center. Without leaving the old town, you can cross the ramparts to reach the parks, the banks of the Bouzaize, or the trails that lead through the vineyards.

The hotel also houses a restaurant, Le Castrum Café, open for dinner every evening except Monday. The cuisine highlights local products and traditional Burgundian recipes. The air-conditioned dining room offers a simple and elegant setting, true to the spirit of the place. It’s an address to consider if you wish to extend your evening in a cozy ambiance without leaving the hotel.

The building itself is an experience. A 12th-century Cistercian abbey, adjoining the ancient Roman ramparts, it is not just a backdrop but a living testament to the city’s history. The ribbed vaults, stone passages, stained glass windows, and massive doors contribute to creating a unique atmosphere. Staying here means entering a place that preserves its memory intact while offering the comfort of a charming hotel.

The abbey may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties. No elevator is provided, and the rooms are located upstairs, accessible only by an ancient staircase. This deliberate choice preserves the authenticity of the place, but it is important to be aware of this before arriving.

Discovering Beaune from the Abbaye de Maizières is simple. The city opens up to you as soon as you step outside the hotel. Strolling on foot, you can quickly reach iconic sites such as the Hospices de Beaune, whose polychrome roof remains a strong symbol of Burgundy. The Burgundy Wine Museum, housed in the former Hôtel des Ducs de Bourgogne, allows you to better understand the local wine history.

A little further, the Basilica of Notre-Dame is worth a visit, notably for its Flemish tapestries and cloister. If you wish to step back a bit, the Bouzaize Park, a ten-minute walk away, offers a pleasant setting for a shaded stroll by the water.

Culture enthusiasts can also visit the Museum of Fine Arts or attend a show at the Municipal Theater, with programming that changes with the seasons. Several contemporary art galleries are also scattered throughout the city, offering exhibitions and artistic encounters.

Don’t miss the wine route that starts at the city’s gates. By car or bike, it takes you through the most renowned wine villages of the Côte de Beaune. From Pommard to Meursault, each stop immerses you in a particular atmosphere, between cellars, stone walls, and classified vineyards.

Staying at the Abbaye de Maizières is like living a timeless interlude in a place that is both intimate and rich in history. The hotel provides an ideal base for exploring Beaune on foot, resting in complete tranquility, and discovering Burgundy in an authentic way.

Some activities and discoveries near this hotel


  • Explore the Hospices de Beaune, a 15th-century architectural masterpiece, accessible within a few minutes’ walk

  • Visit the Basilica of Notre-Dame and its famous Flemish tapestries, just steps away from the hotel

  • Wander the shopping streets of the old town, dotted with galleries, antique shops, and prestigious wine cellars

  • Enjoy the Bouzaize Park for a walk by the water or a peaceful break in a wooded area

  • Take the wine route to discover nearby wine villages such as Pommard, Meursault, or Volnay

  • Attend an exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts of Beaune, located in the former palace of the Dukes of Burgundy

  • Follow a guided tour of the medieval ramparts to better understand the city’s defensive history


Summary of some positive reviews found online


  • Travelers often highlight the warm and personalized welcome, mentioning a team that is available and attentive to every detail

  • Numerous comments mention the unique character of the building, appreciated for its history, medieval atmosphere, and stone vaults

  • The rooms are frequently described as comfortable and carefully decorated, with special praise for the quality bedding

  • The indoor pool, located in an old wine cellar, is cited as a real asset, perfect for relaxing after a day of sightseeing

  • Breakfast served in the vaulted room is often mentioned as a pleasant moment, both for the quality of the products and the setting

  • Some reviews emphasize the central location of the hotel, convenient for exploring the city on foot without needing transport

Other services

General

  • Pets allowed
  • Wi-Fi available everywhere

Services

  • Internet
  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi

Pool and wellness area

  • Massage
  • Indoor pool
  • Indoor pool (all year)
  • Heated pool
  • Swimming pool
  • Pool

Miscellaneous

  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Heating
  • Entirely non-smoking property
  • Air conditioning
19, Rue Maizières, 21200 Beaune

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From 173 EUR per night


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