Right across from the train station and super friendly and inviting place to be. Lots of good food…read moreon the menu and plenty of drinks to choose from.

Fish and chips. Inedible. They shouldn't allow people to order this. Grease pouring out. Funny…read moretaste. Meat pie passable. Coke was cold Stella was great.

Fine place to stay but nothing amazing. I am assuming that the majority of people who stay here…read moreare being coming or going on a cruise, as I was. Check in can take forever and likely rooms will not be available early so don't plan on arriving early and having a room ready. Suitcases were basically taking up the entire small lobby. The elevator is tiny so be aware. If you want to eat at the restaurant make sure to make a reservation ahead of time because otherwise it will either be full OR they will tell you no that you can't eat here without one. The rooms are clean which is most important to me. Wonderful views of the beach and white cliffs from our room balcony. The cruise terminal is walk-able if you don't have mobility issues but it isn't super close so make sure to order a taxi well in advance.

Room was small as was the lift, but the hotel's location was very nice near the waterfront. We had…read moredrinks on the outside patio of the hotel bar and it was lovely. The bar fish n chips was better than I had in Scotland or in Northern England. I highly recommend. Don't get the burger it was meh. The buffet breakfast that came with our room was delicious. Classic English breakfast with scrambled eggs, thick pork sausage, ham, hash brown, beans, mushrooms and fried tomatoes. Good coffee and plenty of pastries. Everyone that worked in hotel, restaurant and bar treated us very well. Good customer service.

service 100% food out of this world staff polite from dawn till dusk no a bad word to say about it…read moreif ya havent been then its a must

Another beautiful chateau in Nord Pas-de-Calais!…read more This is a guest house rather than a hotel and you will be greeted with a smile by the family who live in the Chateau. They have only 4 guest rooms so its very friendly and cosy and breakfast is superb! The grounds are well kept and the chateau itself is really nice! Another ideal spot for a romantic weekend stay :)

We stayed overnight after taking the P&O ferry from Dover. This hotel is quite convenient from the…read moreport. I would recommend taking a taxi but you can also walk it. The hotel has a nice bar and a restaurant. We enjoyed two pizzas and some wine in the restaurant that night. The pizzas were just ok but it was nice to have something warm and some tasty wine to wash it down with. The service was really great even though we were the only ones in the restaurant. They also have a room service menu. The room was a good size and we were able to comfortably stay with 4 people. The bathroom was a little bit dated but it was very clean and in good repair. Our room also overlooked the harbor which I thought was neat. We stayed on a Friday night. Be warned that few restaurants nearby are open for breakfast Saturday morning, however there was this awesome French market in the town square where we got a Nutella waffle. Otherwise you could do the hotel breakfast but that seemed a bit pricey to us. Overall this was a great spot to stop over in Calais and I would stay here again.

Holiday Inn Calais…read more Good, clean hotel right on the harbour front with views of the ferries. Very friendly welcome from the reception staff, who gave recommendations on where to park (quite a few unsavoury characters along the sea front so we were advised not to park on the street alongside the harbour out of sight of the hotel. We found a space directly opposite the hotel instead). The family room we had on the fourth floor was easily big enough for the four of us along with the hotel provided travel cot for our baby and the bathroom was equally larger than expected and clean. While Calais isn't exactly the sort of place I'd recommend for anything other than an overnight for ferry or tunnel services this hotel was a great example of a clean and modern Holiday Inn so wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

This is quite simply the best French restaurant I have ever been to…read more The menu is fabulous! Beautifully prepared dishes exquisitely presented and served with class. The restaurant has a reputation amongst the locals and you will have to book in advance, especially on a Saturday night, but if you get a clear spring day it's totally worth it as you will enjoy a fantastic meal as you admire the sun setting over the English Channel!

This place used to exude 1930s glamour, and is still a fine place to enjoy a breezy lunch on the…read moreterrace ( with a sea view). The rooms have recently undergone a thorough re-vamp, which has received mixed reviews from visitors.

We sat downstairs in the bar which was a perfect atmosphere for the classic pub food we tried. I…read morehad the Steak and Ale pie and my wife had the Chicken and Mushroom pie. We both loved our food and would order it again next time we are in Dover. The bartender was very friendly and provided excellent service. Highly recommend this place!

We dined upstairs at this unassuming little place. I had the lemon sole, she had the steamed…read moresalmon, but substituted chips for the potatoes. The fish was fresh and tasty and the veg was some of the freshest I've had in a restaurant. My wife didn't care for the sauce on her salmon, but I thought it tasted fine. Service was good, though there was some confusion when an order for lemonade yielded a lemon-lime soda, a la 7up. The table next to us ordered beef stew, chicken hunter, and a cottage pie and said it was all delicious (we thought it looked pretty good too). Overall, a nice dinner out.

This is a charming hotel in northern France just a few blocks from the beach and the English…read moreChannel. The rooms were nice and simple, and very clean. Nice size bathroom as well. The hotel has the flavor of a BnB but more rooms. The breakfast was amazing. So much to choose from: pastries, boiled egg, yogurt, fruit, delicious cheeses and salty meats, cereal, juice, tea and coffee. The staff are lovely and some speak only French and others speak both French and some English. The town has many restaurants within walking distance but make reservations for them if you will be there during a busy time (we were there on a bank holiday week). In the evening, they have a lovely quiet bar with wine, beer and cocktails. No meals but they do have cheese and charcuterie boards you can order to snack on. I would most DEFINITELY come back.