No reason why they would not be able to stay with you. It's France not the US.

I highly recommend that you reach out to the company directly because they will be able to get back to you much quicker.

Yes, it’s near the station.

Yes, the tour is done completely in English.

Hi Charles It's about 200metres (200 yards) from the train station. It's a flat walk and easy. Or you can catch the tram, but get off at the first station!! Look up the area on google earth. cheers john

Hi JacyB The vineyards in this area are different to the ones I've visited in Australia and USA. I was expecting to see tractors, grape crushing machines, big wooden vats and lots of stainless steel. Not a single item like this in sight.... This tour visits the actual real estate where the vines are grown. (And this land is worth literally zillions of euros per acre!!). It's interesting to see the vines in the ground and the views over the hillside is pretty darn spectacular. In our case, the tour then followed up by tasting at the vineyards' own tasting room, and then at a commercial tasting room which handles a number of producers. There's plenty of opportunity to taste the wines, but they'll be all pinot noir wine sourced from within a few km of the village. The wine starts at 30Euro per bottle and rises to triple that for Grand Cru level. There's no compulsion to buy, but most people are there to taste, with a view to buying. Certainly, that applied to me. cheers john

We visited 2 different vineyards