Bask in Luxury at these Beautiful Spa Hotels in Champagne  

 
Bask in Luxury at these Beautiful Spa Hotels in Champagne  

Relax and recharge in the serenity of the Champagne region in either one of these 3 luxury hotels and spas. 

France’s most sparkling sojourn takes place within the vineyards of the Champagne region. A visit to these fruitful hills – a UNESCO World Heritage site – set between the capital city of Reims and the smaller town of Epernay takes only 90 minutes by car and as little as 45 minutes via train from Paris. Whether you’re looking to relax and recharge as a duo, en famille, or with a group of friends, these three addresses offer a plush pastoral perch. 

Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa 

Wake up to a magnificent view of the Champagne hills from every one of the 47 rooms and suites when you bed down at Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa. Overlooking the village of Hautvillers, where Benedictine monk and champagne pioneer Dom Pérignon was born, take a petite pause on the terrace to inhale the landscape unfolding like a seasonal painting. The leading 5-star address for a romantic escape, every detail is carefully considered, from the sweeping spa to the bar and restaurants. Swimming in the heated indoor or outdoor pool, following a steam bath and a jacuzzi dip, contributes to full relaxation mode. Indulge in a custom-curated myBlend facial consultation within one of the nine treatment rooms, and your visage will glisten. Yoga classes and a gym are also on the premises.  

After cocooning away in your suite, decorated in soft hues with hints of nature, discover the elegance of restaurant Le Royal set in the Royal Ballroom. A noteworthy former patron, here homage is paid to Napoleon and the women of his life. Take notice of the plates adorning the table at this 1-star Michelin restaurant helmed by Executive Chef Christophe Raoux, Meilleur Ouvrier de France 2015. Each one reveals Napoleon’s poetic love letters. Head Sommelier Philippe Marques and Pastry Chef Claire Santos Lopes are key players in this impeccably orchestrated feast. Translated to beautiful views, the more casual dining spot Le Bellevue offers precisely that: a 180-degree panorama of the scenic valleys below. This buzzing brasserie, adorned with crystal pendants evoking droplets of champagne, features modern French cuisine for lunch and dinner. A champagne-infused nightcap beneath the stars upon the terrace of Abysse Bar will add another sparkle to the sojourn.

Hostellerie Briqueterie & Spa 

Recently revamped and refreshed, the entire family is warmly welcomed at Hostellerie Briqueterie & Spa. This hotel near Épernay is the Beauvallon Collection Group’s second address, following Hostellerie Cèdre & Spa, set in Beaune, Burgundy. Architect Marie Courdouan artfully curates the 40 uniquely designed rooms, each united in French craftsmanship. The Champagne or Signature Suites most comfortably accommodate a large family. While the younger kin zooms off to the well-equipped Kids Club, where board games, a foosball table, drawing supplies, a play kitchen, and a cozy couch keep them entertained, the older clan can head to the gym or the spa. Spend your afternoons rotating between an indoor jacuzzi, a heated swimming pool, and a steamy hammam. Retreat into one of two treatment rooms for a massage using plant-oil-infused products by Maison Caulières to deepen your well-being. A stroll along the 10-acre property where fragrant rose gardens, a pergola covered in Virginia creepers, a maze of shrubs, and a trickling water fountain will add to a calm state. 

The gastronomic scene at Hostellerie Briqueterie & Spa comprises a cast of local producers led by Moroccan chef Nawal Rezagui. Order the five-course tasting dinner menu to sample the signature dishes, with savory and sweet selections from Wednesday to Sunday. On Sundays, the polished space overlooking the aromatic gardens sets the table for lunch. Menus adapted for ages 2-12. The low-lit lounge with velvet couches and a cozy fireplace is perfect for tasting signature cocktails and champagne. The breakfast mood is more rustic. Tables covered in hand-crafted Moroccan zellige tiles and a sunlit terrace invite for a buffet-style morning feast.  

Loisium Wine & Spa Hotel Champagne 

As calming as a visit to the coast, Loisium Wine & Spa Hotel Champagne welcomes you with a sea of vines. Dedicated to wine experiences, this Austrian brand’s first French address is a quick drive from Épernay. A modern wooden edifice as envisioned by French designers Patrick Jouin and Sanjit Manku, each one of the 101 rooms and suites offers a front-row seat into Champagne’s rural landscape. Sleek wood furniture and minimalism set the mood. Cozy window seats add a cinematic effect as the pastel sky deepens its hues when day turns to night while the vineyards ripen for harvest. The Spa Club will lure you away from the room with a heated outdoor pool overlooking the pastoral landscape. A melody of birdsong provides the soundtrack. There is plenty of room for friends en masse to relax and recharge poolside or within the 1000m2 spa space decked in lounge chairs where a Finnish sauna and a steam bath elevate the immune system. Book a revitalizing massage Vinésime style for even more profound relaxation. Afterward, enjoy a coupe and a snack at the Spa Bar. 

It’s always time for bubbles at bar Les Bulles, where terrace seating gives you the sensation of sipping directly in the vines. Majestic vineyard views continue at restaurant L’Horisium, where à la carte lunch and dinner menus are inspired by locally sourced ingredients with an international twist. The discovery menu includes seasonal dishes like minestrone-style soup, monkfish with Madras curry, and South Indian-inspired risotto. If work brings you to the vineyards, there’s a separate dining room to accommodate large groups, plus conference rooms seating up to 140. Whether for team building or bonding with family and friends, Loisium Wine & Spa Hotel Champagne provides an exhilarating and inspiring setting. 

Lead photo credit : © Hotel Royal Champagne

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Kasia Dietz is a Paris–based, New York–minded travel writer whose work has appeared in Conde Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, Architectural Digest, National Geographic, and Bonjour Paris. When not exploring her adopted city or jetting off on an adventure with her husband and son, she's designing namesake handbags or leading fashion tours. Read more about her life and travels on her blog: loveinthecityoflight.com

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