Had a one night stay rooms smallish bed was comfortable bathroom was small everything clean and tidy The breakfast was very good More

My wife, myself and a friend stayed as part of a short visit to Reims with Travelsphere. This hotel is similar to U.K. Travelodges, so do not expect a 5star hotel. As some other reviewers say it is on an industrial estate but that did not cause us any problems. Rooms are rather basic but everything was perfectly cleaned and... More

this campanile is in the most grotty trading estate, but it is well run by charming patron and family. The beds are comfy and whilst thereis no denying the buildings need an upgrade , thy run the dining room very very well, the standard campanile fare was served quickly , brad was topped up, drinks came when we asked, impeccable... More

This Campanile does just what it says on the tin ! It is very easy to get to from the motorway and easy to drive into town if required. Room was clean and tidy and bed wwas very comfortable. Bedlinen and towels all fresh. Didn't find the industrial estate location too bad and good parking close to rooms. Breakfast ok... More

A basic motel style hotel on an industrial estate on the outskirts of Reims. The room had full air.con and the car was parked outside the door. The towels felt damp. More

We used this as a stopover for 1 night en route from Calais to Alsace and would recommend to other Brits heading E or S on a 2-day journey (minimal detour from autoroute). Room as described elsewhere, nothing to write home about but nothing wrong either. Food was as good as we got all week though, simple (steak and chips)... More

This is a typical Campanile hotel with the reception located in a separate building to the accommodation, another 1960's Butlins throwback. The hotel is easy to find and is well signposted; located on a 'rough looking' industrial estate ten minutes drive from the town centre. The hotel lacks personality and was not particularly private; the restaurant overlooked the ground floor... More

The rooms here are perfectly fine for an overnight stay - each room has a largish double bed, a single bed under the double bed that can be wheeled out, tea and coffee making facilities, and an adequate bathroom with bath, shower, toilet and sink. The rooms were also nice and warm (and it was -10 outside...). Only problem was... More

Having stayed in a Formule 1 hotel on the way through France 2 years ago, we swore we'd never go so cheap and nasty again - basically, plastic boxes covered in concrete with no air conditioning. Campanile hotels were a little more expensive, and so we thought that this would probably be the sort of level that we'd aim for... More