GRAND HÔTEL LA CLOCHE MGALLERY * * * * *
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A luxury hotel that shines under its five stars and sublimates the Place Darcy.
Managed by Noël Lazarini, Le Grand Hôtel La Cloche is a Dijon nugget. With its listed Haussmann façade and clock topped by 3 bells, it's Dijon's only 5-star hotel!
A beautiful entrance with paintings by the fabulous artist Yan Pei-Ming, then upstairs, the staging of the corridors leads you to elegant rooms and suites with top-of-the-range amenities in which art offers an exceptional interlude. Chef Laurent Peugeot and his brigade will delight you with their delicate gourmet cuisine. Cosy spa, cocktail bar, tranquil gardens, musical relaxation in summer, private cellars - whatever the season, everything is planned for an unforgettable escape.
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Open all year round. 24-hour reception. 88 rooms (including 5 suites). Double room from €139; suite from €399. Breakfast buffet or in room: €28 (brunch every Sunday from 12pm to 2pm at €58 excluding drinks). Closed parking: €25 (charging stations for electric cars). American Express. Pets welcome (€25 supplement). Seminars. Receptions and weddings. Free Wifi. Restaurant (Jardins by La Cloche and Bar by La Cloche). Cigar cellar, gym. Canal +. Hammam, whirlpool bath, sauna. Spa by La Cloche. Counter-current swimming pool.
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Set in a neo-classical building listed as a historic monument, this 5-star hotel offers an elegant setting for your private or business events in Dijon. With almost 600 m² dedicated to receptions, the establishment offers several refined, modular lounges. The Salon Napoléon III, adorned with crystal chandeliers, is ideal for banquets or conferences. The Caves de la Cloche, formerly the sommelier's private domain, offers a warm atmosphere for intimate meals. The salons Rude, Rameau and Valentin are ideal for meetings and seminars. Each room is fully equipped for your events: video projector, quality sound system and Wi-Fi connection are available. We can also help you organize seminars, product launches, weddings or galas. Our professional team is on hand to take care of logistics, welcoming guests and coordinating every stage of the event. They will ensure that your event runs smoothly, in a setting that is both prestigious and inspiring. On the catering side, the gourmet restaurant Les Jardins by La Cloche will sublimate your receptions. The Bar by La Cloche offers a relaxed atmosphere in which to prolong your discussions. The Grand Hôtel La Cloche guarantees a quality service that lives up to your expectations.
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1- On the weekend room service was not very good. A simple request of ice, glasses, and 'salty snack's, were not processed. Both when we called Room Service directly (what we required was not available through the online ordering portal), or when we asked the Front Desk for assistance. Remarkedly bad.
2- Since part of our stay was over the weekend and we required laundry service, which is not provided on the weekend, we had to turn our bathroom into a makeshift laundry processing site. A hotel which promotes itself as a 'higher end' facility should surely provide for this service for its visitors. Unbelievable.
3. While Room 104 was a nice room, I had some odd design features, which made our stay less than ideal. I'm an architect, so I have some familiarity with these issues. The decor was lovely. But the arrangement of storage cabinets meant was not good. As frequent travelers we need places to unpack our luggage which are convenient, easy to reach, and well organized. This was not the case with Room 104. And while the seperation of the toilet and the bath/shower/sink can be good design, there was very little places to unpack our toiletries, and personal items. The door between the bedroom and bathroom, which also served as a closet door, made for an odd and cumbersome relationship. Basic functionality for travelers was sacrificed to make a 'design/decor' statement.