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Domaine Les Crayères
Reims, France · Independent · High Luxury
Jeanne Pommery commissioned this Mansart-style chateau on Saint-Nicaise Hill for her daughter, the Marquise de Polignac; architect Charles Dauphin finished it in 1904 in a park laid out by Édouard André. Partly destroyed in the First World War and rebuilt in 1920. The Gardinier family bought it in 1979, Pierre-Yves Rochon decorated the 20 rooms, and it opened as a hotel in 1983 with Gérard Boyer's three-star restaurant Le Parc. Philippe Mille now cooks here.
- 20 rooms
- Opened 1983
- Neighborhood: Pommery
About Domaine Les Crayères
- Built 1902-1904 for Louise, Marquise de Polignac, daughter of champagne matriarch Jeanne Pommery, to designs by Charles Dauphin.
- The Gardinier family converted the house in 1983; Pierre-Yves Rochon's interiors here were his first hotel project, before George V.
- Gérard Boyer held three Michelin stars at Le Parc until 2003; chef Philippe Mille now leads the dining rooms.
The setting
1 km from Basilique Saint-Remi.
Restaurants and bars
- Restaurant Le Parc — Restaurant · Haute French · Two MICHELIN Stars
- Terasse du Chateau — Restaurant
- Bar La Rotonde — Bar · Bar
Amenities
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- MICHELIN Three Keys (2026)
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