Welcome to Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises, a very popular pilgrimage village (100,000 visitors/year) thanks to General de Gaulle, who lived here for 36 years, and for being the final stop on the Champagne tourist route.
The site boasts a number of attractions, including the de Gaulle memorial and his residence, which has been converted into a museum, local services (food and drugstores, etc.), champagne producers, lakes, Nigloland and the Parc National des Fôrets.
The hotel, built in 1971 (after General de Gaulle’s death), is ideally located in the historic centre, next to bus parking facilities for groups of travellers.