Cottages in Burgundy

The Burgundy region (or Bourgogne in French) is one of the wealthiest and prosperous regions in France. Once a great dukedom in the middle ages, today Burgundy is probably most famous for its wines and is an increasingly popular destination for self-catering cottage holidays.

One of the most visited places in Beaune is Les Hospices de Beaune, a medieval hospital and quite unusual monument. The area around Beaune is also home to the majority of the Burgundy Vineyards with the most famous wines being Côte d'Or, the Côte de Beaune and Chablis.

Our cottages in Burgundy can be booked accommodation only or packaged with a ferry crossing.

A Dover to Calais ferry crossing is ideal with an approximately 5 hour drive to Burgundy (depending on your cottage location. You may want to break the journey up and book an overnight hotel. Hotels near Reims in the Champagne region would be a suitable place to stop.

Many properties offer short breaks in low season,
please note that durations and arrival dates are restricted to the following:
4 nights must start on Thursday
7 nights must start on Thursday / Monday / Friday / Saturday
10 nights must start on a Monday
11 nights must start on a Thursday