Dropped off in Wissant on our way back from Le Toquet,big beach, small restaurant. There were four of us on a boys weekend away and this was to be our last meal before returning to the barren fields of “Blighty” After a bit of shopping for wines and spirits and six hours to go before our tunnel crossing we set... More

While staying overnight at the nearby Hotel De La Plage, we returned from shopping in Calais too late to eat at the restaurant. We tried the Hotel De Normandy which had only two people dining, only to be informed that the restaurant was closed. We crossed the road to Le Vivier, where we received a warm welcome into a very... More

We stayed at the hotel In the village centre (without sea view) as we prefer that location rather than the one slightly further away. We stayed there last year and enjoyed it so we decided to stay there again. All the staff are very helpful and friendly. The rooms are OK. Plenty to eat for breakfast eg eggs, croissants, baguettes,... More

It is the 4th time that we stayed in Le Vivier and we come back each year. It is a sympathic, warm and authentic family managed hotel. But not a thing for those who are looking for luxury and star rated hotels ! Very practical in the middle of the village center and 5 min away from the beach that... More

We have stayed and eaten at Le Vivier numerous times since 1995. It is a charming family hotel but not for those looking for a Holiday Inn, good though they may be. The welcome is warm and the service good. We have particularly enjoyed their seafood. The hotel is in the middle of Wissant and at the same time only... More

The location is very practical, near the beach. Rooms are 100 % ok! Service and food excellent. Also rooms are perfect isolated, very quiet. Interior is fresh and tastefull. Specially fish menu is delicious. If the price of the rooms do'nt change, we certainly return.

Nice breakfast-buffet, clean rooms (good bed), friendly staff and the restaurant in worth trying. Our next stay in Wissant will be again in "Le Vivier"

the pretty terrace overlooked the pond ,and we were overlooked for two hours. we ordered drinks at 1830 ,the place was full ,with one stressed lady serving over sixty people.Drinks came ok,then she demanded payment in cash. we ordered "moules/frites", two portions.Most of the other diners were served the "sea food platter" which cost 30€ per person ,didnt look up... More

I love France and have travelled from Calais to Cannes and our lunch @ Le Vivier was the worst food I have ever ever been served in France. It was inedible it was an absolute disgrace. When people at the next table saw what we were served they walked out before ordering. PLEASE DONT GO WASTING YOUR TIME OR WORSE... More