Hotel Azur Reims

Lovely boutique hotel in fantastic location. Our first stay here and we will be back. The communication from hotel was friendly and informative. We arrived at 9:30pm and left before 8:30am so didn’t meet the staff but check in was simple and the use of the carpark easy to find. Our room although small was decorated in a quirky way and was comfortable. There was a lovely feel to this little hotel and in a great location with fantastic bars and restaurants on the doorstep. I did miss that there was no tea tray as I was leaving prior to breakfast but that is my only fault with this lovely hotel. We will be back

In the heart of the city absolutely perfect for a city break. Everything is within walking distance. We arrived by car but only 10 mins from the central station. |We booked parking which was a few minutes away. |Room was well equipped and comfortable. Large bath and a separate shower. |Minor negatives, towels were tiny and paper cups for the tea or coffee. |Parking was secure, a little “snug” for a larger car, but ok.|Staff very helpful. |Real bonus is all the sights were within an easy walk and there are a massive number of places to eat out or get a drink. |Great ice-cream bar on the main high street, worth a visit❤️

The hotel is located mid way between the railway station and centre of the city.||There are only 20 rooms and the hotel was opened give years ago so most fittings are relatively new. The decor is pleasant and rather quaint. Room size is okay for Europe.||There are a few shortcomings. There is no lift, the desk is unmanned much of the time and there are limited amenities in the room - no fridge, kettle, safe, coffee/tea, or air conditioning. Also no windows other than the main doors to the balcony which we left partly open.||We would happily stay again and it’s a good thing we took a portable water heater.

The location of this hotel is good. Close to the town hall and restaurants. |However, some rooms are so small that they shouldn't be offered. (3m X 2m with a bathroom of 1m by 1m). |The check in was cold and not friendly. The breakfast is not top. Only sweet condiments and the tea was cold. |The hall and rooms are noisy, You hear all the steps and the broyeurtoilets make a lot of noise.

The hotel is located close the the Halles in a small street. Rooms are old, small and outdated. There is hardly any place to hang your clothes. The bathroom is cramped. Wifi does not work. Walls are thin. Reception is closed between 12 and 14.30. Breakfast is ok for its price. The hotel has a number of parkings (narrow garages) about 200m from the hotel, at a decent price.

I would not come back! Tiny room, with 2 feet space around a full-size bed. I think they stick the Asian in the smallest room they got! Bathroom drain it’s slow shower leaks, airflow is from a portable fan. If you are coming here in the summer, do yourself a favor and skip this place. The reason why we booked this place is because of the recommendation from ChatGPT and location In response to the owner…please look at the three images attached

Wonderful small hotel with very nice and tasteful interior, friendly staff and great and quite location. Breakfast in a beautiful inner courtyard.

I checked into the hotel, got to the room and turned around and checked out. The red carpet looked nearly black (the only way I knew it was red was the couple of inches near the wall hadn’t been dirtied by hundreds of feet). If that’s what posters here consider clean, we clearly have a different definition of the word.

Awesome hotel! Staff speaks English. Clean! Good breakfast here but need to be quiet by not flush toilet between 10:30pm to 7:30am. Due to 'watermatic' toilet. BUT, worth to sleep here!!

In searching for a room in Reims, this came up as one of the highest rated hotels, very close to the top hotel which goes for 2x the price per night. Do not be fooled. This is NOTHING like the top rated hotel. Short version: If your comfortable with a hostel-type experience, this'll do for a night. This is not a value hotel. It is a cheap hotel. Don't confuse the two. Our room was dark (brown walls, brown carpet). The walls are thin. You can hear your neighbors (and they can hear you), the people in the hall, each clomp on the steps, every door closing, every toilet flushing (more on that later). They warn you that there is no elevator but not that the stairs are narrow. Don't bring big heavy luggage! We arrived in the evening, and checked in. The staff spoke enough English for that. They gave us a voucher for each night for free glasses of champagne at local restaurants. As soon as we got in the room, my GF wanted to leave. She was uncomfortable with the darkness of the room. She was ready not only to not stay in the room but to get on a train and head back to Paris. I convinced her to stay a night. This area of town does not have a lot of food choices within walking distance. We went to the restaurant on the first night voucher to find they are not open that night. WTF? We found another place for dinner returned to the hotel around 10. We then found the toilet would not flush. (It would fill to rim then slowly empty.) There is no staff at that time of night, only an emergency number. We did not want to stay awake waiting so we went to bed. My GF slept little due to the noise from the other rooms. In the morning, we walked the 10 minutes or so to the main part of town. We went to a different hotel, and booked a room there. That room was light and modern. The staff spoke fluent English. It was right in the main part of town with plenty of restaurants nearby. I walked back to the Azur to check out. Since it was after 10:30am they charged us for 2 nights. They did not ask how our stay was or why we were leaving early. I thought they cut us a break of 20Euros because we left so early but I later received an email saying that was a mistake and they charged me the extra 20.