Reims isn’t just about its famous champagne houses. The City of the Sacres also houses a fine collection of hotels for your stay, ranging from historic estates to intimate boutique properties, and including exceptional gastronomic maisons.
The Domaine Les Crayères
Distinguished with three Michelin keys, the The Domaine Les Crayères blossoms to the southeast of Reims, just a stone’s throw from Parc de Champagne. Once the property of Madame Pommery—a name closely linked to champagne—this five-star hotel, a Relais & Châteaux member, now belongs to the Gardinier family. It sits within six hectares of greenery, ideal for pastoral strolls. Equestrian pursuits, an 18‑hole golf course, and, of course, vineyard tours of Pommery are all on the concierge’s recommended to-do list. Meticulous upkeep preserves the château’s soul, as if suspended in time since 1904. Inside, architect Pierre-Yves Rochon enhances the château’s aura and French classicism. Corridors lined with old portraits, period fireplaces, a majestic staircase, marble columns, and gilded chandeliers—everything here exudes a princely mood. For those dreaming of sleeping in a château, this place radiates a regal ambiance, echoed in the 20 rooms decorated with flowering tapestries. It’s the feeling of sleeping in a king’s court.
Restaurant © Le Domaine Les Crayères
But The Domaine Les Crayères is far more than a charming hotel of elegance: it’s a feast for the senses. Chef Christophe Moret helms the two‑Michelin‑star restaurant Le Parc, presenting noble produce prepared with exemplary artistry. Sea urchin? Spider crab and caviar; lobster grilled over embers; roasted lamb—all delivered with extraordinary finesse. Another option is the Brasserie Le Jardin, with dining on the terrace or inside a loft‑like building that feels expansive and airy. Naturally, wine and champagne share the spotlight (hundreds of references at the Bar La Rotonde, after all!). Note that by the end of 2026, this exceptional address—already among the finest hotels in Champagne—will open a XIXe‑style spa, spanning 1,500 m², with pools, a sauna, a hammam, and treatment cabins, all set to overlook the garden. And for a different Domaine experience, regular events are held, such as the Producers’ Market, the Cercle des Arts, and the Soirée Blanche.Domaine Les Crayères20 rooms, from €825 per night.64, boulevard Henry-Vasnier, 51100 Reims
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Grand Hôtel des Templiers
This nineteenth‑century former townhouse, right in the city center, seems to be frozen in time. The reception area is saturated with floral tapestries, stained glass, and raw wood from floor to ceiling. A few Oriental carpets and vintage red velvet chairs complete the look of the public rooms. The bar and breakfast room lean toward lighter yellows and creams, with the buffet‑style breakfast served on porcelain beneath a majestic chandelier that is reflected in the mirror above the marble fireplace.
Deluxe Room © Grand Hôtel des Templiers
The Grand Hôtel des Templiers features 18 rooms, each unique in its décor. Fabrics stretch across the walls, pale yellow textiles, and bespoke wooden furniture—all evoking classical French elegance. The Deluxe room is a favorite, prized for its red and blue palette. A wellness area completes the experience, with a heated pool and a sauna. Grand Hôtel des Templiers18 keys, from €130 per night.22, rue des Templiers, Reims
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Radisson Reims Hotel
Two blocks from the Boulingrin Markets and opposite the Reims Arenas, the Radisson Reims reveals a contemporary style conceived by Anna Moussinet. Green Key certified, the property hosts 102 modern, comfortable rooms. In addition to a 24/7 fitness center and meetings spaces ideal for corporate events, the four‑star hotel offers a rooftop that opens in the late afternoon and remains open until 11 p.m.—the perfect perch for a post‑work drink or a stroll above the city’s skyline.
Rooftop © Radisson Reims Hotel
On the ground floor, the Pop Restaurant welcomes guests for lunch and dinner, serving Mediterranean‑inspired cuisine in a chic, design‑driven setting. The wall of jars filled with pickled fruits and vegetables adds a splash of color and a fresh, organic touch. Radisson Reims Hotel102 keys, from €109 per night.11-13, boulevard Jules-César, 51100 Reims
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The Demeure des Sacres
At the foot of the cathedral, in a 20th‑century residence, The Demeure des Sacres offers a distinctly different lodging option. This bed and breakfast with four keys is laid out by Céline Songy, the cheerful manager. On one side, two rooms of 23 and 27 m² overlook the cathedral forecourt, featuring beautiful antique parquet, decorative moldings, and a blend of styles in the furnishings. On the other side, two suites—one 37 m² for four people with a marble fireplace, the other 46 m² for five with separate living areas—combine Art Deco with contemporary design.
Suite Royale © La-Demeure des Sacres
In the small sitting room where breakfast is served, a table sits between the marble fireplace topped by a gilded mirror and a wooden piano. The living space opens onto a 450 m² garden, stylishly arranged with flowers and trees, a private spot for lounging on a sun lounger, champagne in hand. While La Demeure des Sacres does not boast a restaurant, it does offer a spa in an Art Deco setting—vaulted ceilings, a marble fireplace, and decorative moldings. Relaxation centers on a double hydrojet tub, a Finnish sauna, and a tranquil rest area. The Demeure des Sacres4 keys, from €185 per night.29, rue Libergier, 51100 Reims
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