Best Hotels near Camperplaats (gratis, geen voorzieningen), Reims

The location of the hotel is very good, just beside the downtown square. When we went to the city government square, we were repairing and sealing the road, so we drove around a lot of circles. If it is not closed, it is very convenient. The hotel is clean and the bathroom is dry and wet, very good. It is also very quiet. The elevator is very small.

Great location! & parking available but they only have ~8 separate garages with doors, in a secure building(they give you the remote control access) 13€/24 hr with “in & out”. I booked ours the day of check in & got the last spot. You can pull up in front of hotel & check in & they will give you the remote & a map of where the garage is(1-2 blocks). Booked the “superior” room with air con & it was the individual type that is mounted high on the wall. It worked fabulous mid sept!! It did not have a coffee maker or frig, but the reception can loan you an ice bucket & the Monoprix (3 blocks) sells bags of ice(3€45). The bathroom was wonderful! Super clean. Common space (when reception closes for the evening) is only a vending machine with drinks/snacks with a small bench & chair right inside the entrance door. The lady that works FD was super helpful & friendly & her English was perfect. -Downside: the reception desk, tiny lobby with books, microwave & the awesome back outdoor terrace with tables & chairs is only accessible when the reception desk is open! We stayed on a wed & thurs when their website said open until 8:30pm so we hoped to enjoy the outdoor terrace in the evenings after sightseeing, so it was disappointing that we could not since they closed it at 7pm (2 nights in Reims will keep you busy & lots of sights don’t close until 7p) *the FD lady DID text us the day of check in to let us know..& would have text us codes to get in & room key if we arrived after 7p*

We loved this hotel. It’s just off the main pedestrianised drag. You have to pass through a rather dingy tunnel but then you enter a pretty little courtyard and a charming hotel. The thing we loved was that it was like it had been caught in a time trap: unchanged for decades. An old fashioned lift; real brass door keys; a staircase carpet scuffed by generations of visitors. The rooms are small but perfect for our short stop and at a surprisingly good price!

Downtown location

The front desk service is good, patient, explanation, guidance, the room is clean, there are many cabinets, convenient to store, there are snacks and candies, very warm, there is a ceiling air conditioner in the room, there is also a heater, and there is also a bathroom heater,. Warm, 😅😅😅. There is free parking, but you have to check with the front desk.

Great hotel, close to the train station if that’s how you are getting Reims. We arrived around 11 after 30hrs travelling from Australia, so were very grateful when advised we could get a room straight away! So nice to be able to have a shower to recharge, then go exploring. The room was very nice, comfy bed, spacious bathroom with rainfall shower head in the shower. All of the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful, despite our terrible French. The hotel is well located for exploring Reims, with many restaurants and bars located within walking distance. When we come back (and we will), we come and stay again.

Not for me or my wife. The location was excellent as it was right in the centre, the staff were also nice and friendly and that is why I have given it 2 points. The rooms were small and I would say the cleaning standards were questionable as we found hair everywhere, we have a non shedding dog. Beware of the parking if you have a roof box as we could not get in the car park which was not a problem as cheap close parking was available, free on Saturday and Sunday.

The hotel is outside the train station, we had come from London on the Eurostar changed in Paris to Reims so it was great to just get off the train & be in the hotel. Checkin was easy, they also have a carpark if you drive there (I think extra charge for that) The room is small, but this is Europe so we are used to it, the bed was comfy & there were English channels on the TV (just like a bit of background noise) We were in a room not facing the train tracks so it was extremely quiet… the main town is a 5-10 min walk away so it’s nice to close but not in all the huddle & bustle. The breakfast in the morning was exceptionally good for France…. More than enough to keep you going and they had teapots. (I know that sounds ridiculous but I don’t drink coffee so this is a welcomed added bonus) There aren’t amenities to make hot drinks in the room but I believe you can use the machine in the lobby at anytime. There is a bar and restaurant on site, I didn’t utilised these facilities but it’s handy to have if you arrive late. Would definitely stay here again.