Chateau De Gilly-Vougeot

( 4 stars , Dijon , France )

Chteau de Gilly is a luxurious hotel in Gilly-les-Citeaux, at the heart of Burgundy's Grandes Cuves between Dijon and Beaune. The Chteau de Gilly's history and presence is the very essence of the region, combining austere 14th-century Cistercian General Information:Chteau de Gilly is a luxurious hotel in Gilly-les-Citeaux, at the heart of Burgundy's Grandes Cuves between Dijon and Beaune. The Chteau de Gilly's history and presence is the very essence of the region, combining austere 14th-century Cistercian origins with ornamental 17th-century style. The palatial mooted residence stands in grandeur among formal 'r la Franaise' gardens.Locations:The Chteau de Gilly is in Gilly-les-Citeaux, between Beaune and Dijon in Burgundy's wine country. Burgundy may be highly regarded for its wines (and there are many vineyards and cellars to visit close to Gilly-les-Citeaux), but it is also a place rich in history and medieval charm. Area Details:To experience this, hotel guests should make the short journey from the Chteau de Gilly to Beaune, where they can find historic sights such as Notre Dame church and the 13th-century Hospices de Beaune. Dijon, also just a short drive from Gilly-les-Citeaux, is home of several important museums, including the Muse des Beaux Arts and the Muse de la Moutarde, which traces the history of the famous Dijon mustard.Recreations:Dining and Relaxation are including prestigious gastronomic restaurant Le Clos Prieur in am magnificent 14th century gothic dining room, remarkable wine cellars open visitors, large park with river, open air heated swimming pool, tennis court, billiard room and massage service.Rooms:The hotel offers 39 rooms and 9 suites equipped with Alarm clocks, Cable TV (color), Connecting rooms,(some rooms), Daily newspaper, Direct dial phone an (on request), Hairdryer, Heating, Iron-Ironing board (on request), Mini bar, Non-smoking rooms, Trouser press, Work desk and possibility of massage.***A 1 Euro tax per person is charged from Oct 31, 2006-March 31, 2008.