La Tour d’Auxois
Opposite and owned by Le Relais Bernard Loiseau, this handsome hotel in a 17th-century convent is a good option for those who want to experience Saulieu’s foodie delights without breaking the bank. Rooms are comfortable, traditionally furnished and rustic, suites have wooden beams. As you can imagine, staying here gives you easy access to the Relais and it’s gastronomic delights, though you many want to opt for lower-priced spa bistro, Loiseau des Sens, where you can tuck into treats like pork chops and lentils, and zucchini risotto for about 25€, and a copious lunch menu (from 28€-48€). Thankfully, the outdoor pool is inviting enough to help you work off some calories. Then you can re-tox with some wine in the vaulted-cellar bar.
Opposite and owned by Le Relais Bernard Loiseau, this handsome hotel in a 17th-century convent is a good option for those who want to experience Saulieu’s foodie delights without breaking the bank. Rooms are comfortable, traditionally furnished and rustic, suites have wooden beams. As you can imagine, staying here gives you easy access to the Relais and it’s gastronomic delights, though you many want to opt for lower-priced spa bistro, Loiseau des Sens, where you can tuck into treats like pork chops and lentils, and zucchini risotto for about 25€, and a copious lunch menu (from 28€-48€). Thankfully, the outdoor pool is inviting enough to help you work off some calories. Then you can re-tox with some wine in the vaulted-cellar bar.
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