Why choose Meursault for a self-catering holiday?

Because it’s the capital of the great white wines of Burgundy! In Meursault, life is lived to the rhythm of the Chardonnay, between vineyards, cellars and heritage. Renting a gîte here means enjoying an exceptional setting: peaceful lanes, family estates , wine châteaux and a village atmosphere where every stone smells of wine and history.

What type of accommodation is available in Meursault?

Renovated winegrowers’ houses , charming gîtes with terraces, modern furnished accommodation in the heart of the village or overlooking the vines. Whether you’re travelling as a couple, with friends or with the family, you’ll find a comfortable pied-à-terre, often equipped for longer stays (kitchen, outdoor space, parking).

What to do around Meursault

It’s impossible to get bored: visit the Château de Meursault, take a walk along the Voie des Vignes, discover the cellars of the Côte de Beaune, or take a gourmet break in one of the village restaurants. And if you come in autumn, don’t miss the Paulée de Meursault, the great Burgundy event that brings the harvest season to a close.

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Gîtes and self-catering accommodation in Meursault Sleep in the heart of Burgundy's great whites

With its legendary climats, old stones and art of living, Meursault is the perfect place to set down your bags on the Burgundy Grands Crus Route. Here, everything exudes the Côte de Beaune: winegrowers’ houses, vaulted cellars, peaceful lanes and horizons of Chardonnay as far as the eye can see. Stroll between the church of Saint-Nicolas, the Hôtel de Ville (a former château) and the wine châteaux, before returning to your gîte for a cool evening, glass in hand.

Living in Meursault vineyard side

Head for the legendary vineyards – Perrières, Charmes, Gouttes d’Or – to feel the heartbeat of the terroir. Meursault’s self-catering cottages are nestled in authentic winegrowers’ houses or buildings with character: blonde stone, beams, courtyard, sometimes garden or terrace overlooking the vines. On foot or by bike (Voie des Vignes), you can reach the cellars and estates, visit the Château de Meursault or the former Cîteaux estate, and return along paths lined with cabottes and dry-stone walls.

Heritage and art of living, Meursault version

As you stroll through the area, you’ll discover its heritage: glazed roofs, mullioned windows, washhouses, winegrowers’ lodges… Here, time is savoured like a vintage wine. On the calendar, the Paulée de Meursault and the De Bach à Bacchus festival celebrate music, gastronomy and great wines. Markets, fine dining, historic cellars: it’s all here for a holiday that combines wine-tasting, culture and the gentle Burgundy climate.

Find your ideal pied-à-terre in Meursault

A cosy studio for a weekend away, a family gîte with fully-equipped kitchen, a charming house with garden and parking, a quiet or very central address: our gîtes & meublés in Meursault tick all the boxes for exploring the Côte de Beaune without a car.
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FAQ

Why choose Meursault for a self-catering holiday?
Because it’s the capital of the great white wines of Burgundy! In Meursault, life is lived to the rhythm of the Chardonnay, between vineyards, cellars and heritage. Renting a gîte here means enjoying an exceptional setting: peaceful lanes, family estates, wine châteaux and a village atmosphere where every stone smells of wine and history.
What type of accommodation is available in Meursault?
Renovatedwinegrowers’ houses, charming gîtes with terraces, modern furnished accommodation in the heart of the village or overlooking the vines. Whether you’re travelling as a couple, with friends or with the family, you’ll find a comfortable pied-à-terre, often equipped for longer stays (kitchen, outdoor space, parking).
What to do around Meursault
It’s impossible to get bored: visit the Château de Meursault, take a walk along the Voie des Vignes, discover the cellars of the Côte de Beaune, or take a gourmet break in one of the village restaurants. And if you come in autumn, don’t miss the Paulée de Meursault, the great Burgundy event that brings the harvest season to a close.