Maison Lameloise
Old Burgundy coaching inn with soft modern elegance. Warm, unfussy, genuinely French — not a flashy design hotel. The restaurant is the star; the rooms are a comfortable frame around it.
Book the restaurant weeks or even months in advance — 3-star tables fill up fast, especially on weekends.
Why It Matters
Holds 3 Michelin stars continuously since 2007 (and starred without interruption going back to 1926). One of very few 3-star restaurants outside Paris, and a founding member of Les Grandes Tables du Monde and Relais & Châteaux. Chef Eric Pras won the Meilleur Ouvrier de France title in 2004 and sources ingredients on a near-zero-kilometer philosophy from Burgundy's terroir.
Maison Lameloise is a former 15th-century coaching inn on the old Route Nationale 6 through Burgundy, operating as a hotel and restaurant since 1921. Three generations of Lameloise family chefs built it into a 3-Michelin-star institution before handing the kitchen to Eric Pras — a Meilleur Ouvrier de France — in 2009. It's a small, 16-room property above one of France's great dining rooms, which means the hotel side is quiet and intimate rather than resort-like.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Comfort Bedroom
The rooms that feel most in balance with the character of the house. Each one is distinct and immediately recognizable — street-side or courtyard-facing options. Good middle-ground choice.
Deluxe Terrace Bedroom
Three rooms in this category, all with generous volume and a south-west orientation. The private terraces catch the golden light of late afternoon — the best spot in the hotel at the end of a long Burgundy day.
Grand Deluxe Bedroom
The largest standard rooms in the house — well-proportioned with a walk-in Italian shower. Clean, restrained decor that doesn't overshadow the quality of the materials. One reviewer paid €390 for this category and called it good value in context.
Junior Suite
Two beautifully spacious suites with very different characters. One has a superb French-style painted ceiling; the other is more contemporary in feel. Both can accommodate young children given their layout.
Small Deluxe Bedroom
Cosy and intimate, these rooms punch above their size. The decor draws on the Lameloise house identity, and the bathrooms were designed by Parisian architect Pierre Yves Rochon — known for work across several top French hotel projects.
Standard Bedroom
The smallest rooms in the house, located on the 2nd floor. From the window you can pick out the first vineyards of the Côte de Beaune on the horizon — a nice touch for a room at this category.
The Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Beaune — the capital of Burgundy wine — is a 20-minute drive. The Hospices de Beaune, négociant cellars (Bouchard, Joseph Drouhin), and the historic city center are all easily done in an afternoon.
The Chagny Tourism Agency (branch of the Beaune Tourist Office) rents bikes for adults and children to explore the 40km greenway alongside the Canal du Centre. Bookable locally.
The hotel team can arrange informal wine tastings at nearby Côte de Beaune châteaux. At least one reviewer mentioned an impromptu tasting organized by hotel staff at a nearby estate before dinner.
The grand cru villages — Meursault, Puligny-Montrachet, Chassagne-Montrachet, Volnay — are all within a 15-minute drive. Many domaines accept walk-in or pre-booked tastings.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Property adapted for guests with disabilities.
WiFi throughout the property.
Breakfast can be served in the dining room or in-room.
An extensive 600-label wine cellar curated by sommelier Kitty Lao (Michelin Sommelier Award winner), with exceptional Burgundy selection available by the glass.
There is no swimming pool on the property.
All 16 rooms are air-conditioned.
Pets accepted on request; charges may apply. Confirm directly with the hotel.
Valet parking service available. No on-site lot — parking arranged at a nearby location.
The property does not have an on-site spa or wellness facilities.
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