4 bis Rue Yves Bertrand Burgalat, 21200 Beaune

B&B HOTEL Beaune Sud 2

Hotel 2-star in Beaune

Presentation

The B&B Hotel Beaune Sud 2 appears on the right just after the A6 motorway exit, in an area where chain hotels stand alongside the exhibition center and Beaune’s business districts. Guests often arrive in the evening, after a long drive or between two business appointments, with the simple idea of dropping off their bags before heading into town. The historic center is only 900 meters away, the Hospices de Beaune 600 meters, and the Palais des Congrès 300 meters. It can be reached in ten minutes on foot, stopwatch in hand.

The free, enclosed parking lot fills up by late afternoon. Plenty of regional license plates, a few from farther away, often for the Hospices Wine Sale or a trade show at the Palais des Congrès. At reception, check-in is quick, almost routine, the kind of place where formalities do not drag on.

Going up the floors, the corridors remain understated, with no detours or embellishments. The 69 rooms, all air-conditioned and soundproofed, focus on standardized but well-kept comfort: B&B by Bultex mattresses, a soft duvet, and pillows designed by a French specialist. The private bathroom hides an XXL showerhead that makes a pleasant change from the weak spray found in highway hotels. The free, unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi works smoothly, handy for finishing a file before going to sleep.

As for the decor, it stays true to B&B’s codes, functional above all. This is not the place to come looking for the moldings of a grand Beaune townhouse. The appeal lies elsewhere: in the immediate proximity to the motorway, the ease of parking, and prices that stay under forty euros in low season.

In the morning, breakfast starts at 6:30 a.m. on weekdays (7:30 a.m. on weekends), and runs until 10:00 a.m. or 10:30 a.m. Toast bar, dairy products, hot items, fruit juice: enough to set up the day before a morning of wine tasting in Beaune’s cellars. The price remains modest, 8.50 euros per adult and 4 euros for children up to ten years old, but this is an extra charge, not included in the room rate. It is better to book it the night before if you do not want to improvise in the morning.

On the ground floor, a self-service microwave and vending machines for drinks and snacks help out those who come back late. An elevator serves the upper floors, and a few rooms are adapted for guests with reduced mobility. Pets are accepted for a fee of six euros per night, and holiday vouchers are accepted at reception.

Walking back down toward town, you pass the first vineyards before reaching the Hospices and their glazed roofs.

One final tip: aim for breakfast before 8:30 a.m. on weekdays, when the toast bar is still fully stocked and the dining room not yet crowded.

Summary of some positive reviews read online

  • Easy access from the motorway exit, then ten minutes on foot to Beaune’s center. Secure parking, no problem finding a spot when arriving late at night.
  • Room on the second floor, small but clean and quiet. Comfortable bedding, no noise from the corridor or neighboring rooms.
  • Quick check-in and friendly staff at reception, even during the Hospices wine sale period.
  • Breakfast was comprehensive for the price, croissants and pain au chocolat were good, several fruit juices available. The room is a bit small in the morning, but the buffet stays well stocked.
  • No elevator in the building, worth keeping in mind if the room is upstairs and you have heavy luggage. Aside from that, overall cleanliness was impeccable.

Other services

General

  • Parking
  • Pets allowed
  • Free parking
  • Parking on site
  • Private parking

Services

  • Internet
  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi

Dining

  • Vending machine (drinks)
  • Vending machine (snacks)

Miscellaneous

  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Facilities for disabled guests
  • Soundproof rooms
  • Heating
  • Entirely non-smoking property
  • Air conditioning
4 bis Rue Yves Bertrand Burgalat, 21200 Beaune

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From 62 EUR per night