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The Hotel Royal Champagne was a former staging post on the road to Reims, holy place for the kings of France and traditional setting for their coronations since the time of Clovis, and was a favourite haunt of Napoleon and his generals. This charming, elegant hotel, set deep in lush green surroundings, offers guests the chance to relive the emotions of a glorious past. The hotel’s sumptuously decorated 25 Rooms and Suites boast private terraces with stunning panoramic views over the vineyards of the Champagne valley. The establishment's historic core contains the reception, bar, and dining facilities; guest rooms are in town house-style. The units are rustic and very comfortable, exemplifying the cosiness of wine-country living. Each comes with a sumptuous bed with fine linen, plus a combination tub and shower. With its Michelin star, the hotel restaurant offers diners all the flavours of French cuisine, accompanied by an exceptional cellar stocked with over 300 wines and champagnes. The cuisine matches the quality of the cellar. The ideal retreat for champagne enthusiasts who want to visit vineyards and wineries of grand Champagne houses. The rooms of the Royal Champagne have a plunging view over the vineyards surrounding Epernay. With opulent fabrics and period furniture, the atmosphere of each room is different, inviting travelers to sweet dreams. ▪ Standard room ▪
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▪ Superior terrace suite ▪
Rates shown are for reference only; upon requesting a reservation you will be quoted the Best Available Rate at the time of your inquiry
Supplements: City tax (per person and per day) - 1.50 € How to reach the hotelThis charming, elegant hotel, set deep in lush green surroundings, offers guests the chance to relive the emotions of a glorious past.
The food at the Royal Champagne offers you a tasty cuisine and an exceptional cellar composed of 300 references of wines and champagnes. The Restaurant is closed for lunch and dinner on Mondays, and for lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Menus excluding drinks: Menu Business (only for lunch from Wednesday to Friday): 42 € Menu Royal (with 3 courses): 80 € Menu Napoleon (with 4 courses): 110 €
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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The establishment's historic core contains the reception, bar, and dining facilities.
On the left bank of the Marne, Epernay rivals Reims as a center for champagne. Although it only has one-sixth of Reims's population, Epernay produces nearly as much champagne as its larger sibling. It boasts an estimated 322 Kms. (200 miles) or more of cellars and tunnels. These caves are vast vaults cut into the chalk rock on which the town is built. Represented in Epernay are such champagne companies as Moët et Chandon (the largest), Pol Roger, Mercier, and de Castellane. Epernay's main boulevards are the elegant residential avenue de Champagne, rue Mercier, and rue de Reims, all radiating from place de la République. Two important squares in the narrow streets of the commercial district are place Hughes-Plomb and place des Arcades. Epernay has been destroyed or burned nearly two dozen times by invading armies. Few of its buildings have survived. However, check out avenue de Champagne for neoclassical villas and Victorian town houses.
Epernay boasts the best assortment of champagne cellars in the whole region. Due to its large number of world famous champagne houses, Epernay also boasts the highest per capita income in the whole of France. The region’s wealth can also be seen in the elegant Renaissance residences which can be admired along the Avenue de Champagne; however the champagne cellars are main town. Visitors can see how champagne is produced and kept by taking a cellar tour. The tours include exhibitions which are on par with those of museums, explanations regarding local history, and a final tasting of the “local bubbly”. Mercier, where the French’s favourite champagne is produced, is practically a must. The cellar has one of the largest champagne barrels in France (it can hold over 200,000 bottles). Among the other cellars worth visiting are those of Moët and De Castellane.