Auberge du Paradis
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Auberge du Paradis is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Saint-Amour-Bellevue, offering a luxury environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Auberge du Paradis is a luxury hotel offering air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
Plus, guests can enjoy a pool and a lounge, which have made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Saint-Amour-Bellevue. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
If you are looking for a good French restaurant, you may want to check out Au 14 Fevrier or Josephine a Table while staying at Auberge Du Paradis Hotel.
Enjoy your stay in Saint-Amour-Bellevue!
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Our dinner is hard to describe. My partner thought that it was superb and would return tomorrow but, alas for me it was not a success, and I hasten to add that this was because I do not like spicy food. Perfect and highly imaginative cooking, delicious large and modestly priced glasses of champagne and an impressive wine list.
An impressive choice of fruit, bread and cakes for breakfast.
Exemplary service and the final bill was not at all unreasonable.
Carol & Kevin Brennan, Leicester, England
The positives:
The bedding, towels etc, the fixtures & fittings are all of the very highest quality, it was immaculately clean & the room size is generous.
That rarity, a kettle in a French hotel room.
Breakfast €15pp as described by others on TP is probably as good as it gets in France, allow 45-60 mins because it would be a shame to leave any of it.
The negatives:
5 out of 7 rooms face the main road and you will have 40-60 ton trucks, buses, vans, 2 strokes going past from 6.00am. Its quiet over night but we found these disturbing between 6-8 am, 5-7pm.
The décor is meant to be a fashion/design statement which is completely out of context in Beaujolais, you can see why the hotel is so popular with Parisians and glossy magazines obsessed with fashion over substance. I was looking for a ‘charming’ French hotel; quiet, cool, wooden floors, nice garden, classic décor and the hotel is none of these. I wanted a room which worked; the sink & tap were expensive quality items but give me a sink with a plug for a shave, a tap which was easy to use and controllable which didn’t waste huge quantities of water. This might be a crime but net curtains because you are over looked.
A fridge would have been very useful and some ‘normal’ teas & coffees (rather than the designer rubbish)
All over the hotel you will find the design statements i.e. pointless bric a brac which frankly gets in the way. See website
The restaurant only offered one choice, a 6 course tasting menu €45, nothing cheaper or a la carte, likely minimum spend €120 for 2 people.
I didn’t find Valerie particularly welcoming.
Overall, you have to acknowledge the quality aspects and the breakfast but this hotel is probably not everyone’s idea of paradise.
The rooms are large, spotless clean, and very nicely decorated.
The hotel owners are charming and have very good taste for both decoration and gastronomy. Saint Amour (the village) is one of the best to discover good local French wine and the owners can recommend several good wine producers in the area. If you decide to stay there, do book at the hotel restaurant as this was one of our best experiences for local gastronomy. prices are reasonable and quality is very high.
Overall our experience was really nice and worth the spend and we would highly recommend it to travellers in the area. We just don't think there is an even close match in the area.... Enjoy!
I was charmed from the moment I stepped foot into the hotel. It looks exactly like the pictures on the website. Actually, no, it looks better. At every corner there is another eclectic design choice -- from antique sewing tables as cafe tables to giant wine cork stools. We stayed in the Ginger Room, which was fresh, spacious, and relaxing. I loved it so much that a picture of the room is actually the screen saver on my computer!
The food was as impressive as the decor. We dined at high-end, celebrity chef restaurants in Paris (and do so all of the time in NYC), but none of our meals even compared to Cyril's (the chef/owner) tasting menu at AdP! It was the best meal of my life. There was even a Michelin judge sitting at the table next to us during our dinner adding to the excitement! The breakfast was our best one in France as well (pastries, breads, eggs shaped like hearts, lemon curd, cured meats, etc.).
I did a LOT of research prior to our honeymoon. We wanted to spend time in a wine region and were planning on going to Bordeaux. As soon as I came across AdP online, that plan changed and we were headed to the Burgundy region! The location of the hotel was very convenient -- only about 15 minutes from Macon (a larger town with a train station) and an easy, beautiful ride to Beaune and Dijon. There are lots of other great restaurants in the area ( We dined at Le Cep, Chez Pierre, and Jean-Pierre (which is right across the street from AdP)).
If I could give Auberge du Paradis and Excellent+ rating, I would. I can't wait to stay there again!
"Our room overlooked the main road but with air conditioning and double glazing we slept well."Read full review
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