Hotels with Childcare in Dijon

Beautiful suite - great view.

I stayed at Residhome Dijon Cité des Vignes for 19 nights and was very pleased with the experience overall. The room was clean, modern, and functional, with a well-equipped kitchen and bathroom. Climate control worked well, and the large windows overlooked a nearby park, with cherry blossoms in bloom during my stay—an unexpected bonus that made the view even better. The TV was easy to use, with accessible HDMI ports for my own devices. The location is excellent. The T2 tram stops nearby and connects you directly to the city center and Toison d’Or, where there’s an enormous Carrefour and plenty of shopping. Monge Cité de la Gastronomie is just next door, along with a great selection of restaurants. The Pathé cinema is right next door as well, and there are two parks, the river, and the canal all within walking distance. The front desk staff were consistently polite and helpful. My only minor issue was having to purchase a couple of basic kitchen utensils—like tongs and a large serving spoon—that I would’ve expected to be included. Considering the quality of the stay and the excellent location, the value was outstanding—my average nightly cost was just over $52. This was one of the most comfortable and convenient extended stays I’ve had, and I wouldn’t hesitate to return.

Three nights at the Nomad in Dijon. We chose the hotel because of its proximity to the train station. It is. A walkout to the lift then walk along the balcony to the crosswalk - and the Nomad is there. Reception people change frequently but all were helpful and knowledgable. In our first night, tired from travel, we ate in. The reception prepared a plate (soup, a kind of chicken braised meat and vegetables) - very nice and very convenient. Our room was large - loads of space - but almost no built in cupboards. Instead a wall of two attractive shelves - amazing what these can fit! The small cupboard did fit some hanging clothes. The bathroom arrangement is unusual to say the least. A clear full height snail shaped glass/perspex arrangement in the first half of the room with a separate sink and mirrors on the wall. For modesty, a curtain can be pulled along the outside of the shower facing the bed. Lighting for the bathroom section of the room is bright with a purplish glow. The toilet is a separate room. Then, to operate the lighting, roll down shutters on the outside of the windows, and projector that projects TV and movies onto the wall, there is a tablet. Different but it works. Very interesting and comfortable (although I had difficulty making the square pillows work for me).