Le Bagnolet

The couples' getaway in its most intimate form: an attic hideaway, the quiet of a winegrowing village, vines as far as the eye can see.

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The bed and breakfast “Le Bagnolet” offers the intimacy of a snug attic room, just for two. A cosy bed, a private shower room and the quiet of a winegrowing village, in Trépail, on the heights of the Montagne de Reims.

This bed and breakfast in Champagne is made for getaways for two. In the morning, a continental breakfast is served before you set off to explore the Champagne vineyards: walking trails leaving from the village, strolls through the vines and visits to growers’ cellars.

Le Bagnolet is a charming stop on the Champagne Route, halfway between Reims, Épernay and Châlons-en-Champagne. A discreet address for a romantic weekend, at the pace of the terroir.

Capacity

Surface area

15 m²

Property type

single-level

Chambre d'hôtes en Champagne Le Bagnolet, hébergement de charme Montagne de Reims, week-end en couple à Trépail entre Reims et Épernay

Salle de petit-déjeuner du Pré en Bulles – hébergement avec petit-déjeuner Champagne, tourisme Montagne de Reims, Trépail entre Reims et Épernay

Façade fleurie des gîtes Pré en Bulles – hébergement de charme route du Champagne, Trépail Montagne de Reims

Gîtes Pré en Bulles avec balcon vue vignoble – séjour œnotourisme Champagne entre Reims et Épernay, Trépail

Rooms & bedding

Bedroom

1 double bed 140 cm

Bathroom

Shower, washbasin, separate WC

Amenities

Bathroom

Hairdryer

Shower

Sink

Comfort

Breakfast (optional)

End-of-stay cleaning

Kettle

Wardrobe

Wi-Fi

Services

Free parking

Book Le Bagnolet

€97 per night for 1 guest

€110 per night for 2 guests

The Bagnolet was a working bonnet worn by women winegrowers and farmhands, designed to protect the face, neck and shoulders from the sun.

Our other accommodations

Guest room

The family suite

40 m² family suite in Trépail, two connecting bedrooms in the heart of the Champagne vineyards of the Montagne de Reims

Gîte

L’Epinette

Cozy little gîte for 2 to 4 guests, set at the edge of the woods. Ideal for those who want to lace up their hiking boots at first light and explore the trails of Trépail.

Gîte

La Mandelette

Intimate gîte for 2 to 4 guests, in the quiet of a winegrowing village. A gentle base for discovering the terroir, slowing down and raising a glass with friends after a walk.

Gîte

Le Broquelet

Gîte over two levels with a mezzanine sleeping area, for 2 to 4 guests. The ideal base between forest walks, strolls through the vines and cellar visits.

Gîte

La Berquillotte

Single-storey gîte with wheelchair access, for 2 to 6 guests. Generous spaces and easy access, so everyone can fully enjoy a break in the land of champagne.

Gîte

La Pomponette

Large gîte with a mezzanine for 2 to 6 guests, perched facing the vines of Trépail. Room to gather the family for a champagne weekend.

Extend your stay

Things to see and do

Visit

Museum of Champagne Wine and Regional Archaeology

28 km from Pré en Bulles

Housed in the Château Perrier on the famous Avenue de Champagne, this museum unfolds the history of the Champagne terroir, from the formation of the soil to the posters of the Belle Époque. Celtic ornaments, Gallo-Roman pottery, winegrowers' tools and interactive displays: two thousand objects to understand where Champagne comes from.

Visit

La Cave aux Coquillages

32 km from Pré en Bulles

A geological site unique in Europe. Beneath his own vineyards, a winegrower uncovered a perfectly preserved layer of 45-million-year-old marine fossils. The visit blends geology, terroir and a tasting of his Champagne, told with passion by the discoverer himself.

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Outdoor Trails Map

km from Pré en Bulles

Discover the new map dedicated to the hiking, mountain-biking and cycle-touring trails of the Montagne de Reims.

For hiking, the selected routes are those laid out and waymarked by the FFRP / CDRP Marne (GR®, GR® de Pays and short Promenade et Randonnée loops), the trails created by the Park and by the ONF (in the Forêts d'Exception® areas), as well as a few local loops featuring educational elements such as interpretive panels.

The map also brings together many points of interest for exploring the Park and its heritage: natural, historical, cultural and architectural.