We have been in France now for 20 days and this is the 8th hotel in as many cities/villages. By far…read morethe best accommodations here! While we have not had a bad hotel experience anywhere in France everything about this hotel is a stop or three up from the others! Staff are so helpful and all speak English, it's difficult to practice my French as they tend to respond in English. So much fun and such friendly folks!

The Continental is a great base for exploring Reims. It's about a five minute walk from the train…read morestation, and it's right at the beginning of a street with tons of restaurants and shops on it. You can easily walk around the city, catch a tram from a couple of nearby stops, or enjoy the food/sights in the immediate area. The room itself was cozy, not too small, and everything appeared clean and in functioning order. It wasn't a luxury experience, but it felt like the right quality for the price. The staff were very nice and spoke English. They held our luggage both before check-in and after check-out. They also offered us a glass of champagne each if we opted out of cleaning/maid service for our room. Since we were only staying two nights, we happily took the offer. Overall, it was a nice experience, and I'd stay again if I were in Reims.

Ugh. Another…read moreincredible stay at a world-class venue that was just a few days too short. Why does this keep happening? Haha. We recently stayed at Domaine Les Crayères in Reims and had an impeccable stay. Not only is the property located in a convenient place, the grounds of the property themselves are nothing short of exquisite. Upon arrival we were greeted by the valet who kindly took our bags straight away to our room, which was not yet ready, as we were a little early, but no matter as we enjoyed a glass of champagne in the Le Parc restaurant as we planned out the next hour or so of our day. After driving around in the countryside and purchasing a few bottles of champagne we made our way back and were so pleasantly surprised with the exception quality and fine details of our room. Truly this is one of the few properties we've stayed at that did everything right from the small touches in the room like a gigantic chocolate Easter egg and Guerlain toiletries to the functional space with multiple TVs (not that we used them much) and fantastic shower. We did not have time to book the on-site restaurant, Le Parc, but from what we have heard and based off our experience at the brasserie, Le Jardin, we would highly recommend booking dinner there - you will enjoy it. Take your time. Soak up the atmosphere, and dress with a purpose! We have stayed at some of the nicer hotels in the world. Silica, Park Hyatt Kyoto, and other chateau's and estates, and Domaine Les Crayères was as good as anywhere we have stayed. As a tip, the entry to the property is a little weird if you don't know what you're looking for. Depending on the direction you are coming from, likely Paris, you'll want to turn left at the small left turn lane which is in front of the property and then immediately turn left onto what feels like a sidewalk or somewhere you're not supposed to drive onto. You're in the right spot! Pull the car up and the valet will take over from there. Enjoy Reims!

If management had honored our request for a refund of the days remaining in our stay, yes, I would…read moreconsider staying at Les Crayeres again, perhaps in a time of year with more predictable weather. However, clearly their concern was money. If they refunded us, they would be hard pressed to fill the room. I have had better service, and more comfortable accommodations at a Holiday Inn Express. A Five Star hotel's HVAC system's individual temp controls in the rooms should go without saying. We are very well traveled. We have never experienced anything like this, EVER.

We needed a break and decided on Reims as lots to see & do; enough within 3 days including via the…read morechampagne houses on day 3 on the way back. This hotel got us out of the main drag (very advisable) but was still within an easy walk of all the main attractions Easy to book on phone; confirmatory email came immediately plus another so you could check in online if you wished The room was a superior double - its about right size-wise. You have a free bottle of water The reception desk was excellent every day - helpful, cheery, friendly The car park isn't bookable but we were able to park underground there - and the lift accesses the car park too which is really useful; it is only 12:50€ pd which is good news. There are others nearby as it turned out if it had been full, but then you need to know how they work All in all definitely recommendable FYI - restos (La Paix, Au Bureau, Waida, Che Diego, Haralds, Tablier, Cru Chanzty & Shamrock at Dizy) & sites (Reddition, Foujita, Cathedral, Tau, Mars Wall) & independent out of town Champagne Houses (Lejeune Pere & Fils, Gaston Chiquet & M Fagot) we visited written up as well on Yelp One general comment, its not worth bothering with the main champagne houses; they all charge to take the tour when all you really want to do is sip, choose, buy (or not)...it would have been nice to go round Pommery to see the art but you have to take the tour; and as for one of the main reasons for going to Reims (to buy Theophile Roederer as opposed to Louis), I rang them...no idea when the tours are, nor how much nor is there is any room on them, send us an email and they will get back to you...forget it!!! So, stick to the smaller places

Staying in Reims? This isn't a bad place to stay. The rooms…read moreare fine - not huge but not as small as some I've stayed in. Bathroom is fine. Free wifi. BBC & CNN on the TV. Decent free breakfast. Everyone speaks english. The only issue is that you are about 5 blocks from the main pedestrian area - I don't mind the walk as it's a fine area. Also some rooms face the back and every now and then a stupid large truck would bang around early in the morning.

Nice looking hotel. The location is AMAZING. Steps from the…read morecathedral and walking distance to everything. THAT IS IT. A 4 star operating as a 5 star. The breakfast buffet is average, they put old stinky ham and salmon 3 days in a row. Couldn't produce a decent omelet and there was not 1 green fresh vegetable in sight. Only grilled tomatoes and mushrooms. Asked for spinach for my omelet and they said they had none. Service was also average when you compare to other Autograph Collection Hotels. If you bring a car make sure you call because the Valet has to come get you. You cannot drive in front, they do it. Would love to come back, hope they can make the necessary changes.

Fantastic tribute hotel right in the center of town next to the cathedral. We stayed on the 5th…read morefloor in a king room and had an amazing balcony and view of the town. Bonvoy members, this is a must!

The perfect location in Reims, France in the heart of champagne country. The staff were polite &…read morecordial & the rooms were quite comfortable & quiet. They had a workout room, something not all hotels in France have. A sauna, swimming pool, sun deck & great restaurants. The continental breakfast was included every morning with probably the BEST scrambled eggs with extra butter ever! Only to be accompanied by cute little French country sausages. There are a lot of restaurants just one block away from the city square! And it's quiet here; something that larger French cities don't offer. I'd stay here again.

Unlike the United States, this Best Western was a hidden gem! Located in Reims, near the downtown…read morearea and a short walk from the train station. The rooms were a good size for Europe, and the showers were also pretty big. The showers were raised and slanted a little so the water drained down rather than going outside of your shower like you typically see in most European hotels. There's also a good hairdryer in the hotel, a mini fridge, and an iron. They offer breakfast, but it was expensive for what they offer: scrambled eggs, bacon/sausage with a variety of baked goods. There are who many bakeries nearby, one even next door! Don't waste your money at their breakfast.

Simple and inexpensive spot with a very helpful staff in the Champagne town of Reims…read more Highlights: - Location: about a 10-15 minute walk to wineries like Vueve Cliquot and a 10 minute walk the other direction to the heart of downtown Reims. - Staff: super helpful and friendly giving us spots to go to within Reims as well as on the way to Epernay. - Price: cheaper than a 2 star hotel in Paris. Believe we paid 60 euros - Cute decor: everything champagne including a fish bowl at the reception desk with a bottle in it. - Rooms: clean with fine decorations - Small bar: could grab a glass of champagne and take it to the back patio Lowlights: - No elevator - Super small bathroom: only room for a toilet with the shower and sink in another area - Bit loud at night--not sure if that was a special party or standard for a neighborhood business It worked fine for us and would consider staying here again.

Paid 140,- for one night in a tiny little room on the roadside.Breakfast not included (costs 10,-…read moreextra). One bag of coffee,a couple of teabags,1 sugar and 1 tiny cup of milk pp. Fridge was disabled,water didn't run through the sink...I expcted a lot more caring for this price (as they state in their pr campagne)

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From the owner: Le Bon Moine is situated in the Reims City Centre district in Reims, 100 metres from Church of…read moreSaint-Jacques. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Every room is fitted with a TV. The rooms include a private bathroom. Le Bon Moine features free WiFi throughout the property. You will find luggage storage space at the property. Reims Opera is 200 metres from Le Bon Moine, while Notre Dame Cathedral is 300 metres from the property.