exceeded my expectations. stayed in Aisey-sur-Seine before but Du Roy was a true gem. charming hotel, comfortable rooms, and world-class cuisine. owners were welcoming and the town was charming. will definitely come back!

Wifi reception was almost non-existent.

We were pleasantly surprised by the charm and character of this hotel. The rustic rooms, combined with modern facilities, created a cozy and comfortable atmosphere. The food was delicious, especially the beouf bourginon, and the breakfast offered local jams and freshly brewed coffee. The staff, although they spoke limited English, were friendly and accommodating. The highlight of our stay was when our car broke down the next morning. The hotel owners went above and beyond to help us, calling repair shops and even driving us to the nearest one. We are grateful for their exceptional service. I highly recommend this hotel for its country comfort, wonderful food, and warm hospitality.

Wonderful welcome, superb meal, old-fashioned charm, great location.

Nothing negative to say.

We had a pleasant stay at a charming hotel in a picturesque town by the Seine. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and our dog was well-received. The location was perfect for short walks around the town and enjoying the lovely view from the bridge. The food served at the hotel was excellent, with a delicious menu featuring local dishes and a great selection of regional wines. it was a great value for a traditional inn experience.

That our room took a while to heat up on a cold night, but we understand that it was not the hotel's fault. the stairs in the hotel were a bit difficult to navigate, so we would request a lower floor next time.

The location was mind-blowing, set in a quaint old village with an excellent garden to relax in. The lady in charge was super friendly and a pleasure to meet. The food was jaw-droppingly wonderful and the staff incredibly kind. They even went above and beyond to help me with my twisted ankle, providing ice and ibuprofen gel. The whole place was spotless and the rooms were tidy, comfortable, and warm. Easy parking was a plus too. We didn't have breakfast, but the busy restaurant was popular for dinner. The chef's genius in preserving old recipes was evident in the melt-in-your-mouth Andouillette and the floating-off-the-plate Scallop Terrine. The town of Aisy-sur-seine was a scenic, old-world France gem. We will definitely make this our stop for future trips. AAA+