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Domaine Comtesse Michel de Loisy
At a Glance
- the cultured Comtesse
- large, comfortable rooms
Pros
- no elevator
- no air-conditioning in some rooms
Cons
Domaine Comtesse Michel de Loisy Review
Comtesse Christine de Loisy is an institution unto herself in the Nuits-St-Georges area: an internationally traveled, erudite dame d'un certain âge, who is also a well-known oenologist and local historian, and people who are serious about their wine flock here to stay at her eclectic hôtel particulier and also take advantage of some alluring programs on the wines of Burgundy. Guest rooms are furnished with fine antiques, tapestries, chintz-covered walls, and Oriental carpets, and memorably temper grandeur with old-fashioned charm. Four of the five have a view of the flower-filled courtyard or the magnificent winter garden. The domain offers an optional two-day program of wine tastings, Burgundy-focused meals, and vineyard excursions.
- Address: 28 rue du Général-de-Gaulle, Nuits-St-Georges, 21700 | Map It
- Phone: 03-80-61-02-72
- Website: www.domaine-de-loisy.com
- Location: Nuits-St-Georges
Contact Information
- 3 rooms, 2 suites.
- Business center.
- Rooms have: a/c (some), no TV, Internet.
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Closed late Dec.-early Jan.
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