Maison d'hôtes des Perrières

Above the old limestone quarry lanes that give Chemin de la Carrière Lanneau its name, Maison d'hôtes des Perrières sits at the quieter northern fringe of Dijon, where the city gives way to garden plots and chalk-white outcrops.

Guests have private entrances and bathrooms, a terrace with garden views, and access to a sun deck and BBQ area for evening meals. Bicycles are available to rent, putting the UNESCO-listed medieval centre — about 15 minutes' ride away — well within reach. Special diet meals are available on request, a rarity among Dijon's small guesthouses.

With a 9.4 rating across 174 reviews, the property sits among the better-reviewed chambres d'hôtes in Burgundy's capital. Parking is free on site, useful for guests arriving to explore the Côte de Nuits wine route south along the D122.