Situated just a stone’s throw from the centre of the historic city of Reims, the Grand Hotel des Templiers is an ideal accommodation option for anyone looking to explore the golfing delights of Northern France as well as the historic, cultural and gastronomic attractions of Reims itself.
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0800 043 6644The Grand Hotel des Templiers offers a small collection of 15 guestrooms as well as a couple of sublime suites that are ideal for those looking for additional levels of comfort, space and luxuriousness. Each room is spacious, comfortable and classically styled as well as featuring modern amenities including TV and WiFi access.
Those looking to enjoy breakfast before heading out to the fairways can do so at the hotel and while it has no restaurant of its own its fantastic location means that you will never be too far from the city’s gastronomic delights. Other attractions that are within walking distance include Reims Cathedral and a great collection of museums and galleries. Those who enjoy a spot of the bubbly will also enjoy tours of the nearby Champagne Houses two of which – Louis Roderer and Krug – are among the most famous in France.
Leisure facilities at the hotel include an indoor heated swimming pool, hammam and sauna and in addition to the nearby golf courses guests can also work up a sweat at local tennis courts or explore the countryside on a horseback ride.
Beautiful rooms and lovely breakfast. Fresh fruit and homemade yoghurt. Safe parking behind hotel and easy walk into town. Lovely and lively square for champagne and dinner.
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