Booked a family room for our return journey back from Reims to UK as it would be close to port etc. It was a hot day and we had travelled some 5 hours. Checked-in ok with a young lady at reception who was civilised at that point. We were given a key to room 73. On our way up to the room there were quite a few foreign nationals hanging around outside on the balcony near our room smoking etc. We settled in the room only to find the air conditioning did not work and to add salt to injury the outer shutter/blind was broken too, hence unable to get some air to the room. Not only was this a health and safety hazzard, but when we reported this to the lady at reception, her answer was, " I haven't got another room, I don't do repairs, do feel free to leave the hotel if you so wish" Being so late in the day, of course this was not an option. Overall, the room was grotty, unbearably hot, the shower was blocked, not to mention being woken up at 6am the next morning by some loud inconsiderate foreign b*****ds not doubt craving yet another nicotin fix! As for the "versatile well balanced breakfast" it was dough, dough and more dough with an assortment of sugary all sorts! ARMBOUTS CAPPEL! NEVER AGAIN!

Difficult to find as details on map provided with internet booking showed a non-existent autoroute junction number! Drove past what turned out to be the correct junction to next exit & drove on a wing & a prayer through the Petit-Synth ZA until good guess-work lead us to a Campanile sign. Problems didn't end then as entrance to Premiere Classe hidden down side road after the Campanile (depends upon your direction of travel obviously!) This wasn't fun during Dunkerque's rush hour after a long drive from S.W. France. Car park not convenient when towing, don't even think of staying here if you have a caravan & are looking for an over-night hotel! By the way the Campanile's car park isn't much better.
Hotel reminiscent of a cargo ship's accomodation block - corrugated walls, metal walkways. They do however give a good view of the rabbits in the grounds of neighbouring industrial units! Nice parkland & lake over the road for a chill-out session to get rid the tensions of a long drive.
Rooms typical of a Premiere Classe, i.e compare with a cross- channel ferry. "Cosy" & functional but with a proper bed. Our window shutter didn't work though.
Easy pedestrian only access to the next door Campanile where you get a 15% restaurant discount. Didn't like the layout of this though as it was too much like a works canteen. The new Campanile menu isn't as good as it used to be either as it seems far more portion controlled & has gone rather expensive for what you get. The complimentary beer or wine has long gone too.
Access back to the autoroute & the ferry @ Loon-Plage couldn't have been easier but obviously not as convenient as from the Loon-Plage group of Louvre Group hotels.
Reception very welcoming & despite a struggle & after many attempts managed to get my HelHo card to work. No such luck next door where, in the Campanile's restaurant the staff gave up after one aborted swipe!
Would we stay here again? Yes, but only if no other choice.

We spend here on our trip only one night. The room is very small, but for sleeping it is good. Sanitary facility with hot water and toilet. Air condition in room too.

Clean rooms, good shower/bathroom, helpful staff.
Good value stopover for catching ferry ... port about 10 mins away.