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Hotels with Breakfast Included in Reims — What to Expect
For centuries, this city in the heart of Champagne has been the stage for French coronations, its magnificent Gothic cathedral a testament to that royal history. Today, Reims is a sophisticated blend of ancient streets and modern energy, where the main draw is, unequivocally, the world-famous Champagne houses. You can tour the chalk cellars of Maisons like Veuve Clicquot or Taittinger for a tasting, then stroll through the historic Saint-Remi district, home to a stunning Romanesque basilica.
Reims is wonderfully compact and walkable, making it ideal for a weekend getaway for couples or a cultured stop for solo travelers. The area around the cathedral and the Place Drouet d'Erlon, with its lively terraces and fountains, is a perfect base. The city is easily reached by high-speed train from Paris in just 45 minutes, putting its vineyards and history within effortless reach.
With 66 hotels listed on HOTEVI, you’ll find a solid range of accommodation to suit any style. The selection is dominated by charming boutique hotels and reliable mid-range chains, many set in elegant Art Deco buildings or renovated townhouses, with a few well-located budget options for the practical traveler.
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What are the best hotels in Reims?
Reims offers a diverse range of accommodations to suit every taste and budget. For luxury, consider establishments near the city center or with vineyard views. Boutique hotels provide unique charm, often housed in historic buildings. If you're on a budget, look for options slightly outside the immediate cathedral area but still well-connected. Many visitors prefer hotels close to Notre-Dame de Reims or the famous Champagne houses for convenience and atmosphere. HOTEVI features a wide selection to match every preference.
What is the best area to stay in Reims?
The best area to stay in Reims largely depends on your travel priorities. For first-time visitors keen on sightseeing, staying in the city center, particularly near the Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral, is ideal. This puts you within walking distance of major attractions, restaurants, and shops. If your primary interest is exploring the Champagne houses, look for hotels with easy access to the renowned cellars or those located slightly south of the city center. Areas around the train station are convenient for arrivals and departures, while offering good access to the city's highlights.
