Hotel room with open glass balcony doors revealing a green valley; seating area with wood chairs and small round tables.

The Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa, Grand Est’s First Palace

It’s official: the Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa has become the very first establishment in the Grand Est region to be awarded the prestigious Palace distinction, granted by Atout France. Perched on the hillsides of Champillon, facing the sea of vines of the Montagne de Reims, the hotel joins the very exclusive circle of French Palaces, until now concentrated in Paris, on the French Riviera, and in the Alps.

This recognition rewards years of dedication for this property, a member of the Leading Hotels of the World, ranked among the best hotels in France. Let’s take a look at what makes the Royal Champagne a unique destination, and what this label truly signifies.

Royal Champagne's outdoor infinity pool overlooking the Champagne vineyard
The outdoor infinity pool, open to the sea of vines of the Montagne de Reims · © Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa

An Exceptional Destination in the Heart of the Champagne Vineyard

A Gem Set on the Montagne de Reims

Situated on the heights of Champillon, just a few minutes from Épernay, 15 minutes from Reims, and approximately 45 minutes from Paris, the Royal Champagne overlooks the Marne Valley and an ocean of UNESCO World Heritage-listed vineyards. All of its 47 rooms and suites offer sweeping views of the Champagne vineyard, ensuring complete privacy, within contemporary terraced architecture that follows the slope of the hillsides. Completely rebuilt and reopened in 2018, the hotel offers accommodations ranging from Junior Suites to the Marie-Louise and Joséphine Suites. Sunrise over the rows of vines, enjoyed from the bed or balcony, has become the property’s signature.

Royal Champagne Junior Suite with panoramic vineyard view
A suite opening onto the hillsides, with no direct overlook · © Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa

A Culinary Experience by Christophe Raoux

Chef Christophe Raoux orchestrates high-calibre cuisine here, recognised by the Michelin Guide. The hotel features two restaurants: Le Bellevue, a gastronomic establishment focused on the panoramic views, and the more relaxed Le Royal, complemented by Bar Abysse and its terrace, ideal for a glass of champagne at sunset. The champagne list, naturally, is among the finest in the region.

Dining room of Le Bellevue restaurant at Royal Champagne, Chef Christophe Raoux
Le Bellevue restaurant, Royal Champagne’s gastronomic dining experience · © Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa
The Bar Abysse at Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa
Bar Abysse, for a glass of champagne overlooking the valley · © Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa

A 1,500 sq m Spa Overlooking the Vineyard

The spa spans over 1,500 square metres entirely dedicated to well-being, featuring an indoor pool, a heated outdoor pool open to the vineyards, a fitness area, and a yoga lounge, the Salon Namasté. Designed as an extension of the landscape, it offers signature treatments in partnership with Clarins and myBlend, private coaching, and champagne rituals, all within a hushed atmosphere facing the valley.

Indoor pool at the Royal Champagne spa in Champillon
The 1,500 sq m indoor spa pool · © Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa
Treatment room at the 1,500 sq m Royal Champagne spa
A spa treatment room · © Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa

The Palace Label, a State Recognition

Created in 2010, the Palace distinction is awarded by Atout France to a handful of five-star hotels that elevate beyond luxury standards, through their location, history, quality of service, and uniqueness. It is not simply requested: it is earned, following a demanding audit. By achieving it, the Royal Champagne becomes the very first Palace in the Grand Est region, and one of the few in France outside the major luxury capitals.

A Flagship of the Champagne Hospitality Collection

The Royal Champagne belongs to the Champagne Hospitality collection, which also includes Le Barthélemy in Saint-Barthélemy, le25bis, les3clochers, and Château de la Commaraine. A member of the Leading Hotels of the World, the hotel has also been ranked among the best in France by Condé Nast Traveler. This Palace distinction further establishes Champagne on the luxury tourism map, as the region attracts an international clientele seeking art de vivre and grand crus.

Practical Information about the Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa

  • Address : 9 rue de la République, 51160 Champillon
  • Access : 15 min from Reims, 45 min from Paris, a stone’s throw from Épernay
  • Rooms : 47 rooms and suites with vineyard views
  • Restaurants : Le Bellevue (gastronomic, Michelin), Le Royal, Bar Abysse
  • Spa : over 1,500 sq m, indoor and outdoor pools, yoga, Clarins & myBlend
  • Distinctions : Palace (Atout France), Leading Hotels of the World
  • Booking : Royal Champagne official website

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