From the owner: Maison du XVIème siècle C'est un des plus vieux hôtels de la région qui se cache derrière cet…read moreappellation d'Hôtel de la Poste. Doté d'une riche et longue histoire, qui l'a vu accueillir un Président de la République, quelques princesses et généraux, cet grande bâtisse qui pourrait être le théâtre d'un roman d'Agatha Christie, dispose de nombreuses chambres qui associent conforme moderne et classe d'antan.

An excellent hotel in the peaceful and charismatic old quarters of Langres. Rooms are comfortable…read moreand well presented. Our evening meal in the hotel's restaurant was a delight; creative French cuisine delivered with flair. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars was that they didn't offer any options for older children so we all ate from a mixture of the set and a la carte menus. If you're an adults only group this place is perfect. They have an extensive wine list. We selected a delicious Gigondas at the more modest end of the options. They welcome well behaved dogs. If your kids are up for trying new and interesting things (ours were) then it's great too. Menus are in French and English. Highly recommended.

Good meals with extraordinary desserts that have been impressive art. It was a recommendation by…read moreour host and turned out to be quick, with okay service and quality food. The place is recommended. We have been there with 4 people.

Hotel is conveniently located across from the train station, which is much easier than dragging…read moreyour bags over cobblestone streets into the cute center of town. Some staff speak English, and there is a good selection of restaurants associated with the hotel. Biggest lesson I learned was to bring or request a hair dryer....before you get out of the shower, try to call the desk for one, and have to hunt in your French dictionary to determine just how to ask for a hair dryer in French. The staff were very caring, but their English and my French were a mismatch for a good 20 minutes. The Brasserie restaurant served a very nice roasted chicken dinner, and my kind waiter recommended a local specialty for dessert....a feather-light meringue type thing with a pastry cream between layers. It was wonderful. The chef and waiter were very nice, as I was their only customer for a while. Chaumont is a very nice town for walking and some shopping, but you absolutely must learn enough French to ask directions or get assistance in the stores.

From the owner: Grand standing Situé juste en face de la gare de Chaumont, le Grand Hôtel Terminus Reine est un…read morepetit palace à lui tout seul : il dispose de deux restaurants complémentaires, d'un bar, d'une salle de réception, d'un garage et d'un parking couvert entre autres choses. Cet hôtel, reconstruit après la seconde Guerre Mondiale allie confort moderne et tradition.