Novotel Suites Reims Centre offers something many city hotels do not: space. Its suite format gives families, groups and longer-stay guests room to spread out, with a separate living area in many categories. The central position makes it easy to reach the cathedral and the pedestrian streets on foot, and the Novotel brand brings a consistent level of service and facilities. If you are travelling with children, staying for a week to explore the wider region, or simply like having a sitting room in your hotel, it is a practical, comfortable choice in the heart of the city.
Suites change the way a stay feels. With a separate seating area, you can relax in the evening without sitting on the bed, and families can put children to bed in one space while adults stay up in another. Some categories include small kitchen facilities, which are useful for breakfasts, snacks and basic meals, although you should check what each room offers. This is a hotel where laundry, luggage and shopping bags find their place, which is a bonus after a day of buying bottles and souvenirs.
The location is convenient. The pedestrian centre is walkable, and the cathedral is close enough to be a morning stroll. Restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets are nearby, which helps if you want a casual meal after a day of tastings. Taxis and buses link to champagne houses and to the station. For day trips to Épernay or to the vineyards, the hotel can be a stable base, with the added comfort of a larger room to return to.
Booking tips
Choose the suite category that matches your group size, check the child policy, and ask about breakfast options and parking. For longer stays, enquire about weekly rates, which can be better than nightly prices. In busy periods the larger suites sell out first, so reserve early. Read recent guest reviews to verify the current standard, and look for packages that include breakfast.
Think of it as a hybrid between a hotel and a short-term flat. That makes it popular with visitors who combine business and leisure, and with groups of friends travelling together. It lacks the intimate charm of a boutique, but the extra room, the central position and the dependable standard are strong selling points. If your plan is to cover cathedral, cellars, food and a day trip over four or five days, the space will be appreciated.
For families, a sensible approach is to plan one big outing a day, such as a cellar visit or a museum, and keep the rest flexible. The extra room means children can rest in the afternoon while adults plan dinner, which makes the whole stay calmer and more enjoyable.
Why stay here
- ✓Suite-style rooms
- ✓Separate living areas
- ✓Central Reims location
- ✓Kitchenette options in some rooms
- ✓Family friendly
- ✓Near shops and restaurants
- ✓Walkable to the cathedral
- ✓Good for longer stays
Good questions
Why choose a suite hotel?+
Extra space suits families, groups and longer stays.
Are there kitchen facilities?+
Some categories include small kitchen facilities; check the room details.
Is it central?+
Yes, it is in central Reims.