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Domaine Les Crayères

Reims • Parc des Crayères • OVER THE TOP

avg. $716 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

At the edge of Reims, where the city gives way to the chalk-carved parkland that once supplied Champagne houses with their cathedral-like cellars, a Belle Époque mansion built in 1904 for the Pommery family carries the particular weight of its provenance without strain. Domaine Les Crayères is housed in that mansion — a three-storey limestone château with a Mansard roof, wrought-iron balconies, and a formal garden terrace that, lit at night, has the quality of a stage set made permanent. The property counts 20 rooms and suites across its principal building, each conceived as a distinct interior rather than a variation on a theme: one lined floor-to-ceiling in exuberant crimson and indigo floral wallpaper with Louis XV marquetry commodes and gilt-framed portraits, another dressed in pale celadon silk damask curtains swept into deep swags, oil paintings arranged salon-style above panelled wainscoting. The dining room, where chef Philippe Mille has held two Michelin stars, opens through a carved oak arch into a Victorian-style glass pavilion with black ironwork glazing bars and sheer Austrian blinds, Louis XVI caned chairs set around white-clothed tables that face the park directly. The bar takes a different register entirely — tartan carpet, a leather-topped counter with nailhead trim, dark mahogany back-bar shelving — an Anglo-Scottish interlude that sits surprisingly comfortably within the château's French formality, the candles and crystal glassware lending it a warmth that the heavier materials might otherwise resist.

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Pets Allowed

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Domaine Les Crayères Reviews

1,098 reviews

"Check-in: Flawless. I was met at my taxi by a porter, ushered inside to the desk, and after a brief exchange of documents I was brought to the bar for a complimentary glass of champagne and small cookies. A quick tour of my room by the staff followed. (My luggage, which I never touched leaving the car, was magically deposited in my room upon arrival. (5/5) Room: Beautiful with modern amenities but not at the expense of traditional furnishings. Immaculate marble bathroom. The shower took a while to warm up in the morning but everything else worked for the duration of my stay. Mini-bar was replenished regularly and small treats rotated through on a table daily. Nice view out to the gardens. Bedding was like Goldilocks: not too soft, not too firm. (4.5/5) Service: Attentive without being obtrusive (a tough concept for some places to balance). They definitely respected the “Do Not Disturb” sign! There are an abundance of staff here and they all worked like a well-rehearsed orchestra…. I don’t think I ever had to open the front door myself during the week. Very impressive. Housekeeping was superb and invisible. There were some minor language problems but emphasis here is on “minor.” (4.5/5) Facilities: Beautiful property (building and grounds), even in shoulder-season and before I assume the gardens would look their best. La Rotunde (the casual bar) was a nice counterbalance to Les Parc (the formal restaurant). No spa but there will be one by 2027 as construction was actively ongoing during my stay. (4.5/5) Location: Cloistered on the edge of town to keep out the riff-raff but only a 30-minute walk to the center (4.5/5). Cost: Modest when compared to Paris, expensive when compared to Holiday Inn Express. Is it worth it? I’d say yes. Do they over-charge? I’d say no. (4/5) Summary: A very special property that I would definitely stay at again if given the chance. Great service, beautiful surroundings, and prime location. (4.5/5 rounding up to the nearest integer  5/5)"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 12, 2026

"First impressions really count for any stay and from the moment I arrived I knew I would like this place. I’m a bit precious about my car so safe parking is usually the first thing that needs to be negotiated. The friendliest valet (may not be his job title) greeted me and totally put me at ease. Perfect blend of professionalism and relaxed. Check in was slick with a glass of champagne with cookies taken on the terrace. My room was impressive and had everything I needed. If my wife was staying she may have liked a steamer and perhaps curling tongs. Apologies if they are contained in the room but I didn’t find them. The building is beautiful and the bar/lounge area is a very inviting place where you could easily lose a few hours. The Brasserie (Le Jardin) was a real highlight. I’ve had far worse meals and service at Michelin starred restaurants. It was really reasonable too. Breakfast was enjoyable with plenty of options. Can’t wait to return and will bring my wife and dog next time as the hotel is very pet friendly."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 12, 2026

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