Wonderful midsize hotel on the Avenue de Champagne in Epernay. Great staff, wonderful swimming…read morepool, very private grounds, large room with excellent amenities. Why not five stars? The WiFi never once worked in our room, and the staff kept making excuses, like they expected it would. But other guests had the same problem. We had to go outside or to the lobby to connect. There is no restaurant at the hotel, and it's a healthy walk to the downtown commercial area. Their bar/pub is nice and they will order food in for you, which we did one night. But it's not a real meal. Another night we did the 25 minute walk each way to a great restaurant, but had to be sure we got back before they locked the gate at 11pm. Hotel La Villa Eugene did have a few drawbacks we didn't expect.

Historic Villa with modern rooms! My husband and I stayed…read morehere for three nights. This hotel has all the modern amenities we wanted while away from home. The room was obviously recently renovated, which was great! The staff was really nice. Our room had small private balcony which we used daily! Unfortunately, I was not a fan of the garden in the back- it looked kinda sparse and sad. The pool looked nice but we didn't use it. I am glad this place had an elevator for our check in and check out with luggage. The hotel is right next door to Mercier Champagne, which is super cool! We are still telling stories about the Marcier Champagne place and everything we learned about Eugene Mercier. We walked down Avenue de Champagne daily and enjoyed walking to all the Champagne houses including Moet and Chandon. It's not that big of a deal, but they don't have a safe in the room. Also, they do not have 'do not disturb' signs which makes it hard if you don't want any maids coming in your room. Last thing, although minor- the key to the room is on a large heavy keychain and they recommend you leave it with the front desk when you head out for the day. First time I have seen a hotel do this- but its such a small and historic place, maybe it's normal for these kinds of hotels. Overall, I would totally recommend this place to friends.

I must say that Le Demeure des Sacres is one of the finest B&Bs we have ever stayed in our 50 years…read moreof travelling. The design and furnishings are so well thought out and the attention to detail is flawless and makes us feel welcome at every turn. Everything is spotless and clean. The breakfasts were wonderful as well as Celine's friendliness and good cheer and recommendations for things to do and restaurants to dine. The location is ideal; just down the street from the cathedral and a short walk to the restaurant zone and train station. With just four rooms and a stunning garden, the inn is quiet and street noise minimal.

My favourite place in the area: authentic, and charming. I have been coming to this restaurant…read moresince i was a kid and always loved it: excellent traditional french food (try the huge variety of cheeses!) great products and a beautiful place. Service is amazing. We came with kids and the owner and waitresses did everything they could to make us feel comfortable and welcomed. There is a beautiful garden at the back for sunny days. Very impressive!

Truly a special experience staying here. A welcomed mini break from the hustle and bustle of Paris,…read moreabout an hour and a half drive from the city. Gorgeous establishment with charming character and a helpful, cheery staff. Don't miss this gem! Also....DO NOT NEGLECT to make a reservation at the Michelin star restaurant downstairs. You will not be disappointed.

Beautiful hotel. Modern for such a old building. There were some little quirks with the water…read moretemperature in the room but that's Europe for you. Very expensive and remote but knew that going in. Wish they has AC when you open the windows you get lots of bugs in your room. No screens on the windowed either. Had a massage. It was more of a oil rub. Probably won't go back myself but would probably recommend going for the sights and experience. Awesome location to the castle you can't get any closer.

This is a gorgeous old (350+ years) country house, on a working farm, in the heart of France's…read morechampagne region. It's run by the very happy lady Stéphanie. The rooms are huge, each is different and very fancy: she'll be happy to give you the tour. The dining room is elegant. I ate the most elegantly presented breakfast ever, and Stéphanie pulled out all the stops. It was delicious, in quaint surroundings, and a music box played whilst I spread jam on my croissants. There are lots of amazing little touches here. It's not cheap, but it's gorgeous countryside luxury. They book the whole place out for weddings and other events.

Our stay at Manoir de Montflamber was all that we could hope for! You can feel and see the long…read morehistory everywhere in the house even though it is well renovated with elegant taste. It is a perfect place to relax, the garden is beautiful and it is not TOO fine for children. Service is great! Go there and taste the Champagne! Anna-Riitta from Finland

What a beautiful place to stay and dine. The team that works here were all welcoming and kind. The…read moreroom was magnificent. The views stunning. The dining experience was unique and delightful. We felt honored to be guests here and most definitely plan on coming back when we pass through. The chateau is located not to far from the downtown Reims area for references I would suggest locating the place prior to dark, and to use gps. They have a spa on premise, hot tubs outside, a bar and restaurant as well. The food was artwork with unique flavors and experience. If you get a chance to either stay or dine here, I hope you have the same great experience! Enjoy!

After a long flight it was so refreshing to arrive. The rooms are beautiful, so much attention to…read moredetail. We stayed in the Madame Pompadour room, truly breathtaking! The view is also spectacular. No stone left unturned here! Definitely worth a visit!

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.

If you have a couple of days in Epernay and a car, this little village of Hautvillers is highly…read morerecommended. It has all the charms of a little French village. This particular place is a hotel + tasting venue. It has a cute courtyard overlooking its gardens. Very relaxing. Very scenic. Nice way to spend an early afternoon. There are a couple more tasting rooms nearby.