Hôtel Golf Château de Chailly

Restaurants nearby

• La Côte d'Or★★ Michelin This iconic institution of the Morvan region, which has seen so many generations of chefs and fine food lovers pass through its doors, has embarked on a new chapter. In the wake of its auspicious débuts with Alexandre Dumaine and Bernard Loiseau, chef Louis-Philippe Vigilant now rolls out up-to-the-minute cuisine founded on solid classical bases. He has added his hallmark to more personal recipes that star first-class ingredients. Nostalgic guests can travel back in time and sample some of Bernard Loiseau’s iconic classics, such as frog's legs with garlic purée and parsley juice. The lineup of19.4km
• L'Auberge de Guillaume After assisting Christophe Bacquié at Le Castellet, becoming a Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 2015 and then a Michelin-starred chef at La Bussière, local lad, Guillaume Royer, has at last opened his own place in his native village. In this charming inn, half a kilometre from the peaceful Canal de Bourgogne, he rolls out his talent in a contemporary bistronomic vein using knockout regional produce. Pleasant terrace and quiet garden to the rear.11.2km
• Restaurant Lassey - Château Sainte-Sabine In the picturesque Auxois region of Burgundy, a Renaissance château provides a historic backdrop for a plush stylish restaurant. The chef signs a gourmet lineup: artichoke and mushroom tartlet with confit egg yolk and a creamy époisses sauce; Corton pigeon roasted whole with raviole of offal, smoked beetroot and a coffee- and miso-laced jus, ending with a dark chocolate soufflé and blackcurrant sorbet extravaganza. Fine dining set menus in the evening, simpler lunchtime deal, and brunch on Saturdays. The guestrooms invite you to unwind as you take in the lake and bucolic grounds, where deer ro13.6km
• Summus This locale that used to house Le Spuller hotel and restaurant has been given a new lease of life and a Latin name that nods to the supposed etymological root of Sombernon. Behind an off-white façade with green shutters, the two spacious dining rooms are done out in a contemporary brasserie style. One has a counter, hardwood flooring, velvet banquettes and an Art Deco-style glass "ceiling"; the other, with views onto the countryside, is more intimate. Fresh and expressive dishes include gyoza with the last of the summer vegetables or pike-perch, spinach, mussels and "fish essence".17.2km
• Bistrot Loiseau du Morvan Opposite the Loiseau family’s legendary Côte d’Or restaurant, this handsome 17C edifice is both a supremely comfortable traditional hostelry and a bistro, offering an appetising more casual alternative to its fine dining parent establishment. Here, local and regional recipes take pride of place, such as eggs in a red wine sauce or chicken à la Gaston Gérard. The rotunda dining room, which leads onto a terrace, is the epitome of country chic with old terracotta tiled flooring and a glorious timber ceiling, all of which in an unabashed, full-on Burgundy style.19.5km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.