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Cycling holidays, comfortable rooms and very good food among the Premier Cru vineyards of Auxey-Duresses, 10 km from Beaune.
A Stay at The Hungry Cyclist - Video
It’s hard to put into words what a stay at The Hungry Cyclist Lodge is like, so we stopped trying. We gathered some good friends, put a drone in the air and went for a bike ride through the Burgundy vineyards. If you’re thinking about a holiday in our little corner of the world, take a look at the film we made, with a little help from John Lennon.
(This video will take just over three minutes of your life. If you don’t have time you can find us on Instagram)
House Rental
Bring the family, or the friends you’d actually go on holiday with, and have the whole place to yourselves. The mill has five en-suite double bedrooms, and the Mill Barn and Baker’s Cottage across the garden each sleep two more. That makes room for 14, with enough space for everyone to find a quiet corner.
It’s all yours for the week: the private pool, the terrace, the garden and orchard, the reading room and the bike garage. Auxey-Duresses is a quiet wine village on the Côte de Beaune, so the vineyards start at the door and Beaune is a 10-minute drive away.
The house is self-catered, but if you’d rather not cook every night, we can arrange dinners at the lodge.
Bed & Breakfast
A night or two on the way south, a long weekend, or a short break built around good food and wine: our B&B rooms suit any of them.
The five double rooms each have their own modern bathroom and are set around a shared living and dining room and kitchen. The house is furnished with antiques and finds from all over France, so no two rooms are quite the same.
Breakfast is included every morning: fresh bread and pastries from the village bakery, homemade jams, eggs, and fruit from the garden. In the evening, you can stay in for a home-cooked dinner at the lodge and save yourself the drive back from Beaune.
The Property
How To Find The Hungry Cyclist Lodge
he Hungry Cyclist Lodge is in Auxey-Duresses, a small winemaking village on the Côte de Beaune. We’re on the Route des Grands Crus, 10 km from Beaune, Burgundy’s wine capital, and less than 2 km from Meursault.
It’s a perfect base for exploring the region’s wine, food, history and traditions. And with some of the world’s most famous vineyards on the doorstep, much of it is best explored by bike.
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By Train
Paris Gare de Lyon/Bercy - Beaune (2 hours)
Lyon Part Dieu - Beaune (2 hours)
Dijon - Beaune (25 minutes)
London St Pancras - Beaune (change in Paris)
Taxis from Beaune Station 30 - 35 Euros (15 mins)
By Aeroplane
Lyon St Exupery (LYS) 170 km.
Paris Charles de Gaulles (CGD) 350 km
Dijon 50km
By Road
Beaune 10km
Junction 24.1 A6 10km
Dijon 50 km (45 minutes)
Lyon 155 km (1.5 hours)
Paris 312 km (3 hours)
Geneva 230 km (2 hours)
Calais 600 km (5.5 hours)
