Same as most other hotels from the Campanile family. Welcoming if you need a refuge with bar and restaurant which are pretty good. Rooms small and dismal, with cleanliness at minimum or below standard. Finding it is an art in itself - you just have to believe your Sat Nav and go along the very narrow and unlikely looking lane. Nothing nearby other than commercial buildings.

We stayed here on the way back from Provence, we had a lovely dinner and good breakfast - good choices on both meals. The room was adequate, clean and had a very good shower.

Perhaps in need of a litttle TLC but nothing to put us off going again.

We travelled from Hull to Lyon and stopped off at Reims to break the journey. We had done a similar thing in September 2010. the staff were very welcoming and friendly, the food (dinner) was very good and there was plenty of choice. It had a very relaxed atmosphere - perfect after a long drive from Hull.
I'm very "picky" about the bedrooms in hotels - particularly vis-a-vis cleanliness. This hotel passed with flying colours.
If you're looking for a clean, friendly, hospitable place to break a journey, I can honestly recommend this hotel.

Used this hotel as a stop over on the way south. Due to delays in the Euro Tunnel we arrived after 11pm. After eventually finding the hotel in a industrial area the 2m high razer wire gates were locked, the whole hotel was surronded by a similar high metal fencing just looked like the entrance to a prison camp.

After evenually getting in by way of several rather lengthly telephone conversations we made it into our cramped and very basic room.

Breakfast didn't look too inviting so skipped that.

Even for a short stop over I wouldn't go back!