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Château de Courcelles is located inside an historical triangle, formed by the towns of Reims, Laon and Soissons: it is about 25 Kms. from the latter and is approximately an hour from Paris. Its architecture is of the purest Louis XIV style, built between 1690-1694 towards the end of the long reign of the Sun King, builder of Versailles. Château de Courcelles comprises 13 bedrooms and 5 suites, a gourmet restaurant, a bar, a reading-room furnished in the XVIII century style and a terrace where one may be served meals. Château de Courcelles has a park, and it occupies a surface of 20 ha. In fact, guests at Château de Courcelles will have friendly service, comfortable, individually styled rooms and exquisite haute cuisine accompanied by a long list of exceptional champagnes. Cross the threshold of this magnificent XVIIth century château, set in the midst of an enchanting parkland, and you will understand why Racine, La Fontaine, the Dumas, father and son, and Jean Cocteau (who designed the staircase banister) fell under its spell. ▪ Standard Room ▪
Park views, bathroom with shower. ▪ Superior Room ▪
Located in the Castle (2nd floor), park views, bathroom with bath and shower. Very spacious. ▪ Deluxe Room ▪
Located in the Chateau, with park views and bathroom with bath and shower, a very romantic place. ▪ Junior Suite ▪
Located in the annex building, beautiful chateau views and private terrace. ▪ Junior Suite Deluxe ▪
Located in the Chateau with beautiful park view and a bathroom with bath and shower. ▪ Appartment ▪
Located in the annex building, with private terrace and two bathrooms. The appartment offers facilities for disabled guest. ▪ Royal Suite ▪
Located in the Castle, overlooking the entire property. Very nice Louis XIV style bathroom, blue and gold. Rates shown are for reference only; upon requesting a reservation you will be quoted the Best Available Rate at the time of your inquiry
Breakfast (Continental or buffet): 20 € Extra bed: 40 € Pets: 45 € Baby cot: Free How to reach the hotelTrain Station: Soissons (15 Kms.) Airport: Reims Airport (40 Kms.) Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle - Paris (100 Kms.) By car: From Calais: Take Motorway N1 and then N43 direction Reims, exit 11. Take Motorway D1 direction Soissons. From Paris: Take Motorway A1 direction Lille. Then take Motorway A104 direction Soissons and N31 direction Reims. From Reims: Take the D380, then Motorway A4 direction Paris. Take D31 direction Soissons.
▪ The Restaurant ▪
 Depending on the season, you can start tasting in our living rooms or in the terrace, which is a good place to enjoy a glass of champagne or tea. In these spaces, friendly and warm, you can begin a journey in gastronomy. The Winter Garden, built in 1999, opens onto the garden and terrace, it is a very prized dining room especially for its decor and ambience. The Grand Salon, historic dining room offers a cozy and elegant atmosphere with crystal chandeliers and giant curtains. The wine list is a reflection of the richness of our French vineyards. Reading it is a tour de France of the best wines, the best vintages, from the best producers. The cellar is more than 1000 references and 8500 bottles, including over 250 varieties of champagne, to the delight of all our guests.
The park of the castle of Courcelles occupies a surface of 20 ha tree covered and is strewn with statues of the XVIII century ; and in an atmosphere which emanates calm and serenity and is gently lulled by bird songs.
You can find in Chateau de Courcelles a reading-room furnished in the XVIII century, Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool, Terrace, Tennis Court ,Jogging Tracks, Sauna, Horseback Riding
About Reims Reims (pronounced Rahns), an ancient Roman city, was important at the time Caesar conquered Gaul.
French kings came here to be crowned, and it's said that the French nation was born here in A.D. 498. Joan of Arc escorted Charles VII here in 1429, kissing the silly man's feet. But don't let this ancient background mislead you: As you approach Reims, you'll pass through prefabricated suburbs that look like apartment house blocks in Eastern Europe. There are gems in Reims, including the cathedral, of course, but you must seek them out. Most visitors come to Reims because it's the center of a wine-growing district whose bubbly is present at celebrations all over the world. The city today, with a population of 185,000, is filled with swank restaurants, ritzy champagne houses, large squares, and long, tree-lined avenues. The champagne bottled here is the lightest and subtlest in flavor of the world's wines. Make an effort to linger, exploring the vineyards and wine cellars, the Gothic monuments, and the battlefields. The most reliable “Review” about this property is that it is in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide, and Mr. & Mrs. Moser, the authors of the guide, stay at the properties featured in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau guide (usually for two days and two nights), in order to evaluate thoroughly the installations and services. Therefore, if a lodging establishment is featured in The JP Moser Hotel & Chateau Guide, is because it is exactly as you see it in www.jpmoser.com and you can be sure that if you book this property, there should not be any unpleasant surprises while you stay there.
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All Public and Private spaces Non-Smoking
Bar / Lounge
Breakfast in the Room
Cycling
Garden
Hiking
Library
Luggage Storage
Newspapers
Non-Smoking Rooms
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests
Safe Deposit Box
Sauna
Tennis Court
Terrace
Wi-Fi Free 
