Featuring 3-star accommodations, Hôtel des Arcades is located in Reims, a 3-minute walk from Reims Opera House and 200 yards from Saint Jacques Church.
Hôtel B&B Reims Bezannes is located in Bezannes, just 3.7 mi from Reims city center and a 5-minute walk from the Champagne-Ardenne TGV Station, providing access to Paris - Charles de Gaulle Airport in...
Located in Reims, within 1.1 miles of Villa Demoiselle and 1.9 miles of Reims Champagne Automobile Museum, ibis budget Reims Parc Des Expositions provides accommodations with a terrace and free WiFi...
Adrian
United Kingdom
Clean and comfortable. Breakfast was surprisingly good.
Brit Hotel Reims La Neuvillette is located 3.1 mi from the Noter-Dame Cathedral and Reims Train Station. It offers soundproofed accommodations with free WiFi access and satellite TV.
Ali
Austria
Nice and clean, fair for the price, lady at the reception very nice too
Located in the heart of Reims, Hôtel Cecyl is set in a building with an Art Deco architecture, classified as a World Heritage Site, a 10-minute walk from Reims Cathedral and a 6-minute walk from Reims...
Pascal
Germany
Very friendly staff. Nice decorations. Very good location directly in the city center.
Offering a restaurant specialized in grilled dishes, ibis Reims Tinqueux is located in Tinqueux, 2.5 mi from Noter-Dame of Reims Cathedral and 3.1 mi from Reims Champagne Congrès.
Le Bon Moine is located in the city center of Reims, just a 2-minute walk from Reims Cathedral and 164 feet from the Museum of Fine Art. The hotel offers a bar and restaurant.
Eric
United States of America
The staff were extremely kind and welcoming. The man who arranges check-in a very fair and good-spirited person. He was the best part of this property and tried his best to accommodate me despite three major problems with the property. I cancelled my second night at Le Bon Moire and was given a full refund for that night without any problem. The gentleman who runs this property is a very good and decent fellow. I regret that I have to post such a negative review because I respect and value him tremendously as a person.
On average, 3-star hotels in Reims cost $113 per night, and 4-star hotels in Reims are $220 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Reims can be found for $422 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Reims this weekend is $103 or, for a 4-star hotel, $187. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Reims for this weekend cost around $767 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $104 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Reims for tonight. You'll pay around $204 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Reims will cost around $384, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The largest city in the Champagne-Ardenne, Reims is inextricably linked with this region’s famous sparkling wine. In fact, the city’s symbol - its huge Gothic cathedral - has a window depicting the monk who invented champagne: Dom Perignon. This coronation cathedral of French kings for around a millennium also has stained-glass windows designed by Marc Chagall.
A mosaic detailing champagne production also features on an Art Nouveau building with a barrel-shaped door on Rue de Mars, next to the 17th-century city hall.
But it’s the Reims champagne houses that are stars of the show. Many big brands are headquartered here and some including Pommery and Taittinger offer cellar tours in their underground chalk caves. You can also visit Veuve-Clicquot by appointment. Of course, no tour would be complete without a champagne tasting session, so you may leave feeling a little bubbly.
As you’d expect of such a prestigious city, there’s no shortage of restaurants, bars and shops including Galeries Lafayette and the Espace d’Erlon shopping center. Tree-lined Place d’Erlon is considered the heart of the city and is home to the Reims Christmas markets.
Paris Orly Airport is the closest, so chances are you’ll arrive by car. See Booking.com for a great range of Reims accommodations that include parking.
A very clean city. We were there on a Friday night and a Saturday morning in October and it didn't feel touristy, it felt like we got to experience the 'real' Reims. Had a wonderful dinner at Brasserie Boulingrin (opposite the food market) with a gracious and friendly waiter. We had an after dinner stroll to the Cathedral, at the suggestion of our waiter. The streets were filled with a happy after-work crowd (who wouldn't be in the heart of the Champagne region!). The Cathedral was awe-inspiring and very impressive. We spent Saturday morning at the food market amazed by the beautiful produce on display. I wish we had planned to have stayed longer, it felt like there was a lot to experience by wandering around and exploring the city. The people of Reims take great pride in their city, it was a joy to be a part of it all.
Robynne
Switzerland
Scored 10
10
Reims is a beautiful City of historical significance and...
Reims is a beautiful City of historical significance and interest.
Fascinating architecture.
It is also surrounded by champagne houses and vineyards.
Excellent restaurants.
It is accessible for: not very hilly , good roads and pavements. Some cobbled stone areas but usually accessible paths. Clear pedestrian crossings.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
A gorgeous town. Lots to see.
A gorgeous town. Lots to see. All the champagne cellars we saw were great, informative. Make sure you book ahead in both Reims and Epernay for your favourite Champagne cellars. Most do not provide just tasting. You will pay for the tasting and the cellar tours which are all interesting but similar with information.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Reims has a lively and bustling centre.
Reims has a lively and bustling centre. Great cathedral, well worth a visit. The market halls (not open every day, I believe) a nice to spend some time and buy foodstuff or wines. Reims is convenient for visit to the champagne area.
Gerard dW
Netherlands
Scored 10
10
Reims is a lovely small French city.
Reims is a lovely small French city. The cathedral is the main draw, and I did visit it three times during my two day stay. But there is also a second historic church, the Saint Rémi, worth visiting. The town has a fascinating layout, with both older residential buildings around and over the shops, and newer apartment buildings around the edges of the city. The newer buildings have spacious balconies and many overlook the river. There is a lovely river walk (the Coulée Verte) that I highly recommend. There is an opera company and several museums,as well as seasonal festivals. It is an easy city to visit. There are attractive parks and gardens, and a broad pedestrian thoroughfare lined with a variety of restaurants and pubs. There is public transport, but I walked everywhere.
Mina
France
Scored 10
10
Reims was a great place to visit. Very few 'tourists'.
Reims was a great place to visit. Very few 'tourists'. The cathedral is stunning!! TONS of dining options around the corner altho our choice was just 'okay'. We had a terrific time.
couplefromRichmond
United States of America
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We chose Hotel Bristol as stop over night for drive from UK to Geneva. Superb location in the centre of beautiful Reims with 20 restaurants and bars within 50m either side. Cathedral 10 minutes walk. Big underground car park entrance right ouside hotel front door which only cost 12 euro per day via hotel discount. Very friendly staff. Good breakfast. Room was small but fine for a night and bed comfy.
Location - in the heart of Reims.
Walking distance to the Cathedral, cafes, bars, restaurants
Best Breakfast during our stay in France; - great choice of foods and drinks and excellent quality.
Hotel staff went above and beyond to help..
Our dogs were made to feel welcomed.
Quick visit en route to Dieppe and ferry home. Hotel was good as always, clean, modern and well laid out. Fitted its purpose. Trouble finding evening meal as Sunday - nothing nearby open. Easy drive into city centre- lots to see - impressive architecture - wide avenues
Stylish boutique hotel with lovely staff. Very comfy bed. Perfect breakfast. Overall a delightful stay for our first night in France. Easy walk from Reims main train station as well. Many great options for food and drink in the surrounding streets.
the hotel is situated is a busy street but our room was quiet. We chose it to be near the city centre and with a car park next door. It felt newly decorated and very clean. Restaurants were very nearby.
theresa
United Kingdom
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