Hotel and restaurant in a garden on the river at the Besancon edge of Arbois, with a wellness area and a shaded terrace.
Tip: The dining room is air conditioned, which matters in the Jura's hot August spells.
Address: 4 route de Besancon, 39600 Arbois, France, Jura
Five-star Relais et Chateaux house in a park at Port-Lesney north of Arbois, with a 500 m2 Caudalie vinotherapie spa and two restaurants.
Tip: The vinotherapie packages start at 140 EUR per person and include half a day in the wellness area.
Guest house on rue de Bourgogne in Arbois, on the same street as the Reine Jeanne cellar and a short walk from the Place de la Liberte.
Tip: It takes private events and full buyouts as well as individual rooms.
Hotel in a former coaching house on rue de Courcelles in Arbois, on the same street as the Pasteur house and minutes from the town's cellars.
Tip: Central Arbois parking is tight; the hotel is the easiest base for walking between caveaux.
Hotel in the former Carmelite convent of Arbois, a few doors from Place de la Liberte and the Domaine Maire shop.
Tip: The building dates its name to 1643, when the Carmelites settled in Arbois.
Four-star hotel in the eighteenth-century farm of the chateau at Bersaillin, in open country between Poligny and the Bresse edge.
Tip: Bersaillin is about 12 km west of Poligny, a quiet base for the southern half of the vineyard.
Logis hotel and restaurant at Passenans, in the middle of the Cotes du Jura villages and within reach of Arbois, Poligny and Lons-le-Saunier.
Tip: Its restaurant trades as la Part des Anges, and the A39 exit 7 is 7 km away.
Five-star Relais et Chateaux house in a park at Port-Lesney north of Arbois, with a 500 m2 Caudalie vinotherapie spa and two restaurants.
Tip: The vinotherapie packages start at 140 EUR per person and include half a day in the wellness area.
Guest house on rue de Bourgogne in Arbois, on the same street as the Reine Jeanne cellar and a short walk from the Place de la Liberte.
Tip: It takes private events and full buyouts as well as individual rooms.
Hotel in a former coaching house on rue de Courcelles in Arbois, on the same street as the Pasteur house and minutes from the town's cellars.
Tip: Central Arbois parking is tight; the hotel is the easiest base for walking between caveaux.
Hotel in the former Carmelite convent of Arbois, a few doors from Place de la Liberte and the Domaine Maire shop.
Tip: The building dates its name to 1643, when the Carmelites settled in Arbois.
