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L'Espérance

At a Glance

    Pros

  • spectacular restaurant
  • bucolic setting

    Cons

  • uneven service
  • some rooms are uninspiring

L'Espérance Review

Chef Marc Meneau heads one of the greatest kitchens in Burgundy, serving fillet of venison with a wine and cacao sauce, cod fillet turbot with a sea urchin-based sauce, and other creations next to a stream and in a large, statue-filled garden. His luckiest diners lodge onsite in charming guest quarters. Accommodations, which vary in price, come in a trinity of delights: pleasant rooms overlooking the garden; full suites in a renovated mill by the trout stream; and rooms in the annex, the Pré des Marguerites, done up in a cozy style anglais. Note that the restaurant (reservations essential) is closed Tuesday and there's no lunch Monday or Wednesday.

    Hotel Details

  • 17 rooms, 8 suites.
  • Rate includes some meals.
  • Closed mid-Jan.--early Mar.

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