Places to Visit in Burgundy

Just five minutes from Cluny, in southern Burgundy, Rita gathers friends in a large 19th-century house redesigned by the Brude studio. Set on two hectares of natural grounds, this charming property is perfect for large dinner parties, late-night gatherings, and summer days by the pool. Highlights include its five bright bedrooms and its decidedly welcoming atmosphere. An ideal house for a weekend getaway with friends in the countryside.

Nestled in the heart of the Côte de Nuits vineyards, Les Sources de Vougeot is located in the historic Château de Gilly, just a stone’s throw from the legendary Clos de Vougeot. This 14th-century estate, curated by Alice and Jérôme Tourbier, embodies an elegant form of wine tourism deeply rooted in its terroir. What stands out is the cozy atmosphere and the promise of a stay surrounded by vineyards and the Burgundian art of living. An exceptional destination for discovering Burgundy’s grands crus.

Located along the Burgundy Grand Cru Wine Route, Papotte reimagines the country house vibe in a former mill restored by the Heju studio. Four standalone cottages, a café-grocery store, a bountiful vegetable garden, and the river below come together to create a lively and welcoming estate. We love the energy of this place, designed for families as well as getaways for two. A welcoming spot less than three hours from Paris.

Perched on the hills above Cluny in southern Burgundy, Tomette Singulière embraces the art of slowing down. This guesthouse, surrounded by lush greenery, offers five minimalist rooms, a self-contained cottage, and a sauna overlooking the countryside. Natural materials, an organic breakfast, and a peaceful atmosphere come together to create the experience. It’s the perfect spot for a couple to unwind in the heart of Burgundy.

In the heart of Chambolle-Musigny, between Beaune and Dijon, the Hôtel Bellevigne is situated at the foot of the bell tower, facing the vineyards of the Côte de Nuits. This 4-star hotel combines elegant rooms, a restaurant, wine cellars, and a spa, all with a strong focus on wine. What stands out is its deep connection to the village and the promise of a stay designed for both connoisseurs and curious travelers alike. A refined destination for exploring Burgundy’s grands crus.

In Puisaye, north of Burgundy, Maison Maroc is nestled in a two-hectare park bordered by the forest. This 1920s residence embodies the spirit of a warm and welcoming family home, designed to accommodate large families seeking a connection with nature. Highlights include its spacious interiors and the option for a customized stay, coordinated with local service providers. An ideal spot to reconnect with nature, far from the daily grind.