Hôtel Clair de Lune

Clair de Lune—Moonlight—takes its name from a Debussy piano piece; the building, a converted concert hall from the 1890s, still has a small raised stage in one corner. The dining room features plaster ceiling work and tall windows that face west, capturing the last light of day. Capacity: 50–150. The kitchen is contemporary-trained but respects Burgundy's culinary canon. The stage is occasionally used by couples for speeches and toasts. Upstairs, modest rooms with period moulding and modern bathrooms.