Noemys Morgon ★ 4.1
A 45-room three-star Logis hotel in the centre of Villie-Morgon village, overlooking a large wooded park and the Chateau de Fontcrenne. The on-site restaurant serves regional Beaujolais specialities and local wines.
A boutique auberge with 13 individually named rooms at the northern tip of the Beaujolais crus in Saint-Amour-Bellevue. Each room takes its name from a spice.
Tip: Request a room with vineyard views; the Michelin-starred restaurant accepts non-residents and is worth planning a separate visit.
Address: 70 Rue des Crus du Beaujolais, 71570 Saint-Amour-Bellevue, France
A 45-room three-star Logis hotel in the centre of Villie-Morgon village, overlooking a large wooded park and the Chateau de Fontcrenne. The on-site restaurant serves regional Beaujolais specialities and local wines.
A four-star boutique hotel opened in 2021 in a property dating from 1794, set among the Regnié vineyards. Fifteen guestrooms with vineyard or garden views; seasonal outdoor pool; sauna; private parking; and a restaurant serving seasonal Beaujolais-focused cuisine with local producers highlighted on the menu. One hour 35 minutes from Paris by TGV; 40 minutes from Lyon.
A three-star adult-only boutique hotel (no guests under 16) in the Beaujolais vineyards in Blace, with 17 rooms and suites split between the Maison de Maitre, a former cuvage; the Maison du Vigneron.
Tip: This is an adult-only property; children under 16 are not accepted even when accompanied. The former cuvage rooms have the most character, with original stone and timber fittings.
A ten-room three-star hotel and Michelin-starred gastronomic restaurant in the wine village of Vaux-en-Beaujolais, set among the Beaujolais vineyards.
A five-room bed and breakfast and auberge on a hillside wine estate in the Chenas cru, with panoramic views over the Beaujolais and Maconnais vineyards.
An eight-bedroom bed and breakfast for up to 30 guests on the slopes of Mont Brouilly, with views over the Beaujolais vineyards, the Saone valley, and, on clear days, the Alps and Mont Blanc.
Tip: The Mont Brouilly views from the terrace are among the most striking in the region; sunrise visits before the domaine opens in the morning are ideal.