Experts' Choice Award Vogue Hotel
What the experts agree on
This striking 17th-century Renaissance mansion captivates with its distinctive glazed tile roof and ornate courtyard. Once an early parliamentary building, it showcases Burgundy's architectural heritage through intricate stonework and refined
“Behind Église Notre Dame, the 17th-century Hôtel de Vogüé is renowned for the ornate carvings around the arches of its exquisitely proportioned Renaissance courtyard.”
– Lonely Planet
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"Built in the early 17C, it was one of Dijon's first parliamentary buildings, easily distinguishable by its pretty varnished-tile roof." Full review
Fodor's "This stately 17th-century Renaissance mansion has a characteristic red, yellow, and green Burgundian tile roof." Full review
