Hotels in Belleville-sur-Saone Station

"A stunning place to stay! The chateau and grounds are beautiful and the dinner was exquisite. "

"The hotel staff were very helpful but while the bedding and linen was very nice the room needs a good clean and dusting. We always check the room for our belongings before leaving, always check nothing has fallen under the bed. It made me sick to see the dirtiness and dust under the bed."

"Bien "

"All good"

"Smelly, old and cold room. "

"This is a beautiful old chateaux-style building, which is owned and run by the family who live there. Sandrine and Frank are both excellent hosts and very friendly and welcoming. The location a beautiful country setting, next to vineyards. It is around 5 miles from the nearest large town. We decided to go out for the evening to the local town and Sandrine was so helpful in booking us a taxi and restaurant. One small tip - if you go into town it is best to drive yourself as the taxis are expensive. The breakfast was a selection of croissants and bread and lovely homemade jams and honey. We stopped here as a stayover on a much larger driving tour of France and had a great stay and thank Sandrine and Frank for their excellent hospitality. We totally recommend this as a place to stay. On our departure Sandrine recommended a place to stop at, called Mount Brouilly. We drove up there (around 10 miles away) and the views of Beaujolais were amazing."

"Start to finish, excellent. We were the only UK car there, which is always positive. Great test of the french language, they spoke English too however only found that out later!"

"Enjoyed a pleasant two night stay here. With some advanced notice, we were able to arrive late and check in the following morning. The room was comfortable for my family of 5 and Herve served a fabulous breakfast for us each morning. Herve provided us with a map of Lyon and circled some places we should visit for a daytrip into the city. Upon our return that evening, we walked into the courtyard and were treated to a perfectly clear sky with hundreds of stars. Herve told us the following morning that was a rare occurrence but a benefit of being out in a rural area. "