Chateau de Creancy
Dec 21st, 2006, 10:52 AM
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Hi, you mean CréancEy I suppose. There is only one review on tripadvisor (from 2005)but it is positive.
I hope you'll have a car since Créancey is more than 40km from Dijon. The area is nice, lots of hills and woods, different from the wine coast but not far from it.
Welcome to Burgundy!
coco
I hope you'll have a car since Créancey is more than 40km from Dijon. The area is nice, lots of hills and woods, different from the wine coast but not far from it.
Welcome to Burgundy!
coco
Dec 21st, 2006, 12:04 PM
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We rented the Petite Maison at the Chateau de Creancey for a week in September 2004. We did have a chance to visit the main chateau and it's absolutely beautiful. The property is like a dream. You do need a car, but we found it a great base for exploring Burgundy... about 30 minutes drive to Beaune and Dijon on the autoroute.
Here are some resources that might be helpful to you:
My review of the cottage/property on Slow Travel: http://www.slowtrav.com/france/vr/review.asp?n=1335
A discussion about the property on Slow Travel (includes comments about the chateau B&B by another Slow Traveler who also rented the cottage): http://slowtalk.com/groupee/forums/a...5859#831105859
My blog/trip report of our week at the Chateau de Creancey (may give you some ideas of what to do in the area): http://www.slowtrav.com/blog/kaydee/...es/000666.html
Some photos from our week, including several photos taken at the chateau: http://www.slowphotos.com/photo/show...y.php?cat=3393
Kathy
Here are some resources that might be helpful to you:
My review of the cottage/property on Slow Travel: http://www.slowtrav.com/france/vr/review.asp?n=1335
A discussion about the property on Slow Travel (includes comments about the chateau B&B by another Slow Traveler who also rented the cottage): http://slowtalk.com/groupee/forums/a...5859#831105859
My blog/trip report of our week at the Chateau de Creancey (may give you some ideas of what to do in the area): http://www.slowtrav.com/blog/kaydee/...es/000666.html
Some photos from our week, including several photos taken at the chateau: http://www.slowphotos.com/photo/show...y.php?cat=3393
Kathy
Dec 21st, 2006, 04:52 PM
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Yes, Creancey, thanks. Kathy, I am glad to hear the positive feedback!
We will be staying at the Chateau D'Ige for 2 nights and then plan to move to the more northern side of Burgundy. We did make a reservation at Chateau de Creancey for 3 nights in the Pauline room.
Our other options, instead of Creancey, were Chateau De Vault De Lugny in Avallon or Chateau de Bellcroix in Chagny, which also sound wonderful. So many great choices! Any reason we should consider one of these two places instead? One factor- we probably would not eat at the Chateau more than once, so other dining options in the area is good.
We will have a car, and do want to visit Dijon for a day, but otherwise just relax, enjoying the towns and countryside. I would prefer to take a train into Dijon if possible.
Thank you for your help,
Margie
We will be staying at the Chateau D'Ige for 2 nights and then plan to move to the more northern side of Burgundy. We did make a reservation at Chateau de Creancey for 3 nights in the Pauline room.
Our other options, instead of Creancey, were Chateau De Vault De Lugny in Avallon or Chateau de Bellcroix in Chagny, which also sound wonderful. So many great choices! Any reason we should consider one of these two places instead? One factor- we probably would not eat at the Chateau more than once, so other dining options in the area is good.
We will have a car, and do want to visit Dijon for a day, but otherwise just relax, enjoying the towns and countryside. I would prefer to take a train into Dijon if possible.
Thank you for your help,
Margie
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