Pays d'Alésia et de la Seine lake rentals

A wonderful stay on the estate, accommodated within the the original 14th century chateau whilst looking across to the later 18th century chateau. Jacques was very friendly and generous. He kindly spent much of his time answering our questions about the history of the estate and gave us a tour. He is a perfect host. This was a memorable experience and is not the usual type of holiday accomodation. Very special.

Great cottage in a lovely spot. Very peaceful with everything you need. Lovely owners live in adjoining home so are readily on hand if need be and are a wealth of helpful local knowledge.

Wonderful stay in this beautiful house with a great location in Flavigny. Perfect for all ages- the pool table was extremely popular with the teenagers! The dining and outdoor tables were large enough to accommodate us all and the cafés and restaurants were within easy walking distance. The bedrooms were beautifully decorated and very pleasant. A really delightful experience!

Firstly, let me say that Carolyn was wonderful with providing information, quick responses to questions and with very explicit details of how to get to and to the property. The property is a tastefully renovated village house in medieval Flavigny with a wonderful garden / dining setting allowing great views over the surrounding countryside. We were a party of four adults but the house can comfortably accommodate six. The bedrooms are spacious, bathrooms excellent and kitchen / living area is well equipped. Flavigny itself is a lovely village (it was used in all the outdoor shots for the film Chocolate) and is quite centrally situated . We enjoyed a great time visiting the major wine towns of Beaune, Dijon, and Chablis all within an hour's drive with other attractions such as Chateauneuf en Auxois, Ancy Lefranc and other chateaus closer by. There are a few cafe/restaurants in Flavigny and basic food shopping while nearby Veneray Les Laumes can provide all your needs for self catering. If you're lucky you might catch the baguette/croissant man in his little van driving through the village about 8am honking his horn to alert the locals. All in all, a lovely stay and impossible not to enjoy. Barry, Australia