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Looking for a nice hotel or B&B with an outdoor pool in the Champagne region. We will be traveling from Strasbourg area to Brugges and want to stay 1-2 nights in Champagne region. Traveling with an 8 year old so would like to balance going to the Champagne houses with some fun for our daughter so thought a pool would be good (traveling in August), but having trouble finding something. Would greatly appreciate any help.
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Hotel or B&B with outdoor pool in the Champagne region of France?
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In the top price range, Les Crayeres has an outdoor pool.
Thank you, but looking for a more moderate price range.
I have found a gite run by GENEVIEVE AND PHILIPPE GYSELINCK that looks pretty good. Although a little further northwest then I was originally thinking. Does anyone have any knowledge of it? Have not found any reviews. It is just north of St- Quentin. Are there any good Champagne houses in that area or is it too far north?
Yes, I figured that Les Crayeres would be of of budget for most of us!
Glad you found another option. I can't help with the location as we stayed in Reims and did not venture too far outside the city.