Hôtel Jean Moët

Épernay


Housed in a beautifully converted 18th-century mansion, this old-town hotel is big on atmosphere, with its skylit tearoom and revamped antique-meets-boutique-chic rooms. Exposed beams add a dash of romance and there are modern comforts like Nespresso makers. Champagne cellar C. Comme awaits downstairs.


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