Hotels in Dijon

With its cobbled streets, glazed tile roofs and love for the finer things in life, Dijon is one of those unforgettable cities. People come for the history, and stay for the atmosphere. And to make the most of your stay, nothing beats a Logis Hôtels hotel, where you’ll find a warm welcome, regional cuisine, and real comfort on a human scale.

Where to stay in Dijon? Our hotels with strong character!

Finding a hotel in Dijon is easy. But finding one where you feel at home, truly comfortable? That’s where Logis Hôtels makes all the difference.

Logis Hôtels

Here, you won’t find impersonal hotel chains. Each property has its own unique character, a warm ambiance, a table where local cuisine is celebrated, and a welcome that always feels genuine.

Just outside Dijon, Logis Hôtels offers peaceful settings, ideal for exploring the city while enjoying a quiet retreat at the end of the day.

These are places where time slows down. Time to savor a hearty dish, chat with your host, or simply relax in a cozy room, far from the urban bustle.

Dijon: what not to miss

Dijon isn’t just a pretty postcard. It’s a city where history, culture and the art of living blend seamlessly, never falling into clichés. The old stones speak of centuries past, yet the city remains very much alive.

To begin, don’t miss the Owl Trail. This pedestrian route, marked on the ground with a small golden owl, guides you through the city’s most beautiful spots, from timber-framed houses to private mansions and Gothic churches. Discover Dijon step by step, at your own pace, and find yourself looking up more often than usual.

Want to feel the city’s heartbeat? Head to Les Halles, designed by Gustave Eiffel himself. In the morning, it’s quite a show, colorful stalls, the scent of aged cheeses, Burgundy specialties you’ll be tempted to try on the spot. And sometimes, a local chef gives live cooking demonstrations.

Art lovers won’t be disappointed either. The Museum of Fine Arts, housed in the former Ducal Palace, offers an impressive collection from medieval to contemporary art. Even if painting isn’t your thing, the architecture alone is worth the visit.

And of course, there’s the food. Dijon may be known for mustard, but there’s so much more. Try traditional gingerbread, blackcurrant in all its forms, and Burgundy’s hearty cuisine. Don’t hesitate to walk into a typical Logis Hôtels restaurant or a local bistro, delightful surprises await.

Finally, if you’d like to escape the city while staying in the same spirit, follow the Route des Grands Crus. Whether by bike or by car, it takes you through Burgundy’s renowned vineyards, with endless rows of vines and charming villages like Gevrey-Chambertin and Nuits-Saint-Georges. A breath of fresh air and a few unforgettable tastings.