I made a group booking for 21 rooms at this hotel, in May 2009. Check in was a bit slow, but forgiveable, given the number in our group. The rooms were small but clean and comfortable,some had an extra bunk over the top of a double bed. Secure locked car park. The basic cost per room was 44 euro, breakfast 4.50 extra per person. Buffet style breakfast was OK, juice, cereals, croissants, crusty bread, toast, jams, fruit, yoghurt, hot drinks. The location of this hotel is excellent, a quiet spot at the back of a complex with cinema, bars, ten pin bowling, laser game, Buffalo Grill, Pizza Hut, Mc Donalds, Mexican Grill. All in all a great find, excellent value for money. I would reccomend it.

As with all the Premiere Classe motels, the room is minimal, but if you just want a place to sleep at a reasonable price, it’s fine. The room was clean. It’s away from the highway and quiet. It’s a little hard to find, tucked away behind a shopping center, but the directions are adequate if you follow them. Cinema, places to eat, groceries and shopping in the adjacent shopping center. Metro station nearby (you can walk to it in about 10 minutes). This station is the end of the line. We took it downtown for sightseeing, EUR 1.25 one way. Easy to use and recommend using it if you need to go downtown.

We used this hotel when we were searching for WW1 cemeteries - liked it so much we have stayed here for an overnight stop on our way back to Calais for several years now.(One hour drive) Great location looking out onto a lake, next door to a Campanille. Rooms have always been clean & the receptionist helpfull. Secure parking. It adjoins onto a nearby shopping complex which has a huge supermarket (for all your last minute shopping) & several nice bar/cafes. We have never managed to find anything nice in the Calais/Dunkirk region and this hotel is worth the drive,