Find hotels in Corribert from NT$1,998

"A traditional chateau set in a beautiful location. An escape from daily life. Very picturesque. The staff were very helpful and on hamd to help with ordering taxis and drinks and any to answer any questions we had."

"Calme, chambre confortable et propre, petit déjeuner correct. Pas de wifi"

"We stayed in a superior double and it was very well appointed. Vaulted ceiling as using roof space, quality furniture and comfortable. Staff were excellent. Breakfast was plentiful and to a very high standard. The breakfast room is delightful and everything is beautiful, well considered and of a high quality. Antiques and curios in abundance."

"Love this place!"

"Always a clean, convenient stop off on way through France"

"The rooms are not soundproof , I would be over the phone at 7pm and having neighbours next door knock on the walls apparently saying it’s too loud? Also no heating "

"Such a lovely hotel. Warm welcome when arrived. Super English. Private car park at the back. Rooms were clean though a little old fashioned in the decor but really quaint. Bed great and more pillows in the cupboard. Food in the restaurant was outstanding (we had half board option) and breakfast fabulous. Service was outstanding! Swimming pool was clean and well kept along with the sauna. Great hotel guns in the Champagne region. "

"다 좋습니다. 단 쇼파 침대를 사용 하는 것은 비추. 겨울 보다 여름이 좋을 듯 하고. Fine dining 저녁은 넘 좋았는데 디저트가 전체적으로 별로. "

"There are some big positives to this hotel but also some things to be aware of. Positives: -The owners (British husband and French wife) are delightful, friendly and helpful - The secure car park is a big plus in Epernay - it’s a nice 30 minute walk into town along the Avenue de Champagne - Breakfast is included and is good and varied -there is a nice lounge with a fire to sit in Things to note: - the walls are paper thin and you can hear every conversation or noise from not only the rooms next to you but also those over the corridor - the hotel accepts dogs. Not a problem until owners leave them alone in the room and they bark incessantly. "