| | Facilities within the Property |
 The staff at the Hostellerie de la Reine Blanche will seek your comfort as well as your contact with the native habits and specialties. That is why at breakfast, served in a special room on the first floor, traditional food stands out among usual beverages: the regional fois grais, all sort of plates with champagne (from chocolate cake to salmon) and other dishes make up this first meal that gives you a treat before setting out to the real cradles of the bubbling drink. |
 Near the hotel, at only 10 metres from the entrance, you will find the Thibault IV, a restaurant enclosing the dining room of the Hostellerie as well as lounges for meetings. As regards these banqueting facilities, the rooms have a capacity of 10 to 50 people, and become the ideal place for seminars or group parties from firms in central Paris, taking into account that Vertus is only 2 hours from the capital of France. Screens, dvd players, projectors and paper-board are provided to the assistants. |
 In order to assure relax, the inn has a sauna and fitness room, an indoor heated swimming pool and parking spaces in front of the building. There is no baby sitting service and connection to the Internet is available inside each room. At the front desk, where you will find attendants speaking French, English and German 24 hours a day, tours around nearby cellars and champagne vineyards can be arranged upon request. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Baby Sitting Service | Bar | | Fax Machine | Fitness Facilities | | Heated Pool | Indoor Swimming Pool | | Internet Wireless | Luggage Storage | | Meeting Room | Overhead Projector | | Photocopier | Private Parking | | Restaurant | Sauna | | Wi-Fi | | | |
 One of the most delightful "Routes du Champagne" is the one going from Vertus to Reims, a distance of 126 kilometres. Vertus, the medieval village where the inn is located, is in the south of the Côte des Blancs and surrounded by small towns dedicated to the growing of grapes. Once you have visited the cellars, where the process of making champagne is shown, there are a number of tempting historical sites, such as the Porte Beaudet, the remains of a rampart from the Middle Ages, and the old crypts at St Marin church. Meanwhile, Reims (40 km to the north of Vertus) is the capital of the region: at the Notre-Dame Cathedral, all French monarchs have been crowned since 496 a.D., therefore the city has played an important role in the history of the country. Finally, Epernay, known as the cradle of Champagne, is placed only 20 kilometres to the north of Vertus, and is an interesting place to visit. Famous brands of champagne such as Mercier and Chandon have their cellars here. |
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