Le Marius Hotel - Les Riceys

Historic architecture charm

Well-appointed and reasonably sized rooms with facilities like central heating and a TV.

Thoroughly enjoyed this lovely family run hotel: excellent food and perfectly fine and very pleasant staff. Particularly good location, it was really close to an enormous church in an unspoilt village in the Champagne region, a wonderful restaurant and the surrounding vineyards. I ate in the attached restaurant nearby. It was as expected, had a really great stay in a quiet town;)))

Arriving in darkness, standing outside like a lost puppy for an hour was quite an experience. Too bad the restaurant was closed, no advanced warning given, just a lovely view of the church to stare at. Woudl have appreciated a complimentary upgrade after all that inconvenience, but alas, special treatment must be reserved for others. Just couldn't give a good review.

The rooms were spacious and beautifully decorated! Breakfast was a delight with fresh bread and champagne grape jam. Only downside was the restaurant closure during our stay, which left limited dining options nearby. 😊

The hotel restaurant was closed , with guests noting limited dining options, particularly on Sundays and Mondays, which could leave you scrambling for meals. Parking was tight, especially for larger vehicles. I opted for roadside parking. Cleanliness in the shower needed attention, while some unpleasant odors lingered in the hotel. Wi-Fi access in rooms was spotty, and certain areas felt too dark, impacting the overall atmosphere. Plus, the breakfast choices were limited and a bit pricey for what was offered.

The food at the bar was great, but the restaurant was closed .

Great place! We loved our family room, super comfortable and clean. The layout was just right for our crew of five. Dinner was simple but delicious, and a glass of champagne was a nice touch to kick off our evening. Perfect stop on the way back to Calais 🥂

The ambiance of the restaurant really caught my

Attention as it perfectly blended modern touches with the rustic charm of the historic building. The staff were especially attentive, we had everything we needed. While the lack of air conditioning could be a concern during hotter months, I found the fan adequate .

The Cuvée Spéciale Double Room felt spacious and beautifully decorated. Found it charming to wake up with a view of the church just outside my window. Breakfast featured fresh bread and local jams, made a good start to the day. The hotel's proximity to several Champagne houses made tastings easy and enjoyable. Staff here were friendly, created a cute atmosphere. I ran into some limitations since some dining options were closed on Sundays. Cleanliness could be improved in the shower area. Wi-Fi access was spotty in my room, and some public areas felt too dark, which affected the overall atmosphere. A lovely stay with room for enhancement.

The Cuvée Spéciale Double Room was spacious and beautifully decorated, with the hotel maintaining its charming character. Breakfast was a delight, with fresh bread and jam made from champagne grapes. The staff were hospitable, particularly the gentleman serving breakfast, who treated us like royalty.

Parking was a bit tight.

Couples looking for a special night

The old building was very charming, totally restored! Rooms were nice and spacious, really clean and nicely decorated. Had dinner at the restaurant, and while it was a bit pricey, the food was AMAZING!

It's not cheap, but still reasonable for what you get.

The staff were super friendly and helpful. My room was really spacious and comfy. The bathroom had a full bath which was great. I loved the view of the church right outside. The vibe of the place is really chill and cozy. Breakfast was solid too, with fresh bread and some nice local jams.

the room was big and cozy with a lovely view. the service was a bit slow.

The queen room with a bathtub has bags of character, coupled with a breakfast featuring homemade jams made from local wine grapes.