Private hotels classified in the Grand-Est

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51100 Reims

The Hotel de La Salle, a former 16th century Renaissance mansion in Reims, is famous as the home of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Brothers of Christian Schools. Ranked a historic monument in 1920, it combines ancient architecture and educational history.

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51200 Epernay

The tower of Castellane, 66 meters high, is an Art Nouveau building of the early twentieth century in Epernay, an emblem of the champagne house of the same name. It combines industrial and advertising functions in the wine landscape of the Marne.

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51100 Reims

The Bezannes hotel, built around 1450 in Reims, is a 15th century mansion, emblematic of the flamboyant Gothic, partially rebuilt after 1918 in the Marne.

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51000 Châlons-en-Champagne

The Hotel Dubois de Crance, 17th century mansion in Châlons-en-Champagne, combines classical architecture and preserved interior decorations. A former municipal library, it embodies the historic heritage of the East.

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51000 Châlons-en-Champagne

The hotel at 10 rue de Chastillon is a 17th-century building in Châlons-en-Champagne, combining brick, chalk and wood panels, today the seat of the Chamber of Commerce and Regional Industry.

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51100 Reims

The Hotel Ponsardin, built in 1780 in Reims, is an 18th century mansion, famous for hosting Napoleon and royal personalities. Ranked a historic monument, it combines refined architecture and prestigious history.

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54300 Lunéville

The Abbey Hotel Saint-Rémy de Lunéville, a classic 18th-century building, is an ancient abbey palace located in the town of Lunéville, in the Grand East region, now partially transformed into a museum space and city hall.

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54100 Nancy

The Hotel d'Haussonville, built in the 16th century in Nancy, is a Renaissance mansion converted into a 4-star hotel, classified as a historic monument for its 18th century facades and interior decorations.