Burgundy

At Relais Bernard Loiseau, lovely lodgings ooze rustic-chic with exposed beams, traditional red-clay tile floors, and elegantly understated furnishings. — Fodor's

Opulent hotel created from several 14th- to 18th-century mansions in the heart of Beaune. — Hideaway Report

A medieval castle set in the heart of the Burgundian countryside, not far from the Morvan National Park and close to Vezelay. — The Telegraph

Stunning 14th-century country house in the heart of Burgundy with just five suites, an outdoor pool and tennis courts. — Jetsetter

With its flower-filled garden, eye-catching décor, and friendly welcome, this quirky hotel, with its blend of traditional and modern styles, is an attractive and comfortable base. — The Telegraph

The 16 rooms are elegantly furnished in opulent traditional fabrics and furniture. — Frommer's

Close to the Hospices de Beaune, the Jardins de Lois makes a perfect base for exploring both the city and the surrounding countryside. — The Telegraph

Gourmet sanctuary in a pretty parkland setting with huge cedar trees, formal French gardens and a rushing creek, 10 minutes outside Beaune. — Hideaway Report

Lush grounds, an outdoor pool complex, and a countryside location are the main lures at this peaceful property. — Fodor's

In an 18th-century building in Old Dijon surrounded by antiques shops, a steep staircase leads up to high-ceilinged guest rooms of variable comfort, decorated with rustic furniture. — Fodor's

A terrace out front welcomes you to this rambling hotel, which features light, bright (if somewhat staid) rooms—most with private balconies. — Fodor's

The 17th-century mansion, backed up against the 5th century ramparts, has two gorgeous inner courtyards where you can have your breakfast on warm days. — Frommer's

Colorful, well-appointed rooms display charm and designer chic at the “Hotel of the Red Hat,” a Best Western–branded property where the pleasant surroundings are complemented by the fine fare. — Fodor's

Manor house-hotel in a former abbey founded by Cistercian monks in 1131 that was also once the country residence of the bishops of Dijon. — Hideaway Report

Art Déco influences the décor at this hotel's bright, well-equipped rooms. — Gayot