Le Montrachet
Puligny-montrachet, Burgundy
Good Hotel Guide Review
In the “charming, quiet setting” of the tree-filled main square of this famous Burgundy wine village, this well-modernised old hostelry is owned by Thierry and Suzanne Gazagnes. The emphasis is on the food; there is no residents” lounge and the bedrooms vary: some are “huge and luxurious”; smaller ones at the top are “functional”, all were renovated in 2014. There are also 3 rooms in an additional building, Villa Christine. The chef, Luc Filoé, has a Michelin star, and visitors wrote: “There was a generous welcome into the restaurant, and dinner was a delight. We were left in peace to enjoy the experience, but friendly waiters arrived when needed. Our small room was adequate for an overnight. The small bathroom was modern but the bath was short.” Breakfast, in the restaurant, or at tables under the canopy on the terrace facing the square, “was of the same high standard as dinner: ample choice, smiling, attentive service”. The list of white Montrachets is “of telephone-directory size”, and many are “hugely expensive”. Yet the place is “unpretentious, charming”. The bar/lounge has a wood fire and 16 wines by the glass.
Hotel details
Address
10 Place Du Pasquier De La Fontaine
Puligny-montrachet
Burgundy
21190
France
Telephone
00 33 3802 1300 6
Bedrooms
31 rooms.
Open
Closed end of November, December, beginning January.
Facilities
Wi-Fi, lounge/bar, restaurant, terrace, parking.
Background music
Yes, classical music.
Children
Yes, cots and extra beds available.
Dogs
Yes, for no charge.
Smoking
No smoking in the hotel.
Credit cards
All major cards accepted.
Prices
Standard double room from €173-€182, breakfast €18.