This was our second visit in 2011 to this small and welcoming Logis close to the Champagne vineyards of the Aube.The hotel is delightfully managed and is very clean throughout.Whilst the bedrooms are not extravagantly furnished they offer good value accommodation with digital TV and WiFi and bathroom and shower overlooking the town of Essoyes for 77 euros-an acceptable breakfast... More

We stayed here while we where on a Champagne tasting trip in the Aube. It is in a lovely spot overlooking the village. The rooms where very clean and the dining area was brilliant with an option to eat on the balcony. The menu was all in French so take a dictionary with you, but worth the effort as the... More

We thought we would be late arriving as we hit heavy traffic in Lyon. When we phoned to advise them they were totally fine about this. We didn't have dinner as we ate on route but the menu looked nice and not overly priced. The room was clean and tidy with a lovely view of the village. We didn't have... More

My husband and I stayed for one night on our way south. I'd chosen this hotel as it had a swimming pool and we were expecting the weather to be good enough to use it. Unfortunately, although it was warm, it was also cloudy and the pool was covered up the afternoon we arrived. So, instead of a swim, we... More

We didn't actually stay at the hotel but had dinner here before returning to Troyes. The hotel is located up on a hill with a a great view over Esoyes and the surrounding landscape. The restaurant has big windows so you can enjoy looking out while havind dinner. The place was clean and correct. The staff were friendly except for... More

We were looking for somewhere to stay on the way south to Provence and found a favourable review of this hotel and, particularly, its restaurant on TripAdvisor. Just thought a second favourable review was deserved as the food was excellent - imaginative, tasty, sensible sized quantities and reasonably priced. Room was average French three star with not enough pillows or... More

We live in S.E.England and find southern Champagne (between Troyes and Dijon) a useful first-night stopping place. Furthermore, we prefer the champagne from this region over its better known more notherly neighbours so we never fail to stock up. The number of hotels to choose from is limited and this one is in the small village where Renoir was borne.... More