Best Hotels near Accueil Parc de la Falaise - WC public, Le Portel

A great base, close to the centre of town overlooking the river. The hotel shares an underground carpark with an adjacent shopping mall, to which end there is a 'secret door' from the mall into the hotel. Back at the start of March CoVid restrictions were still in place in France, the requirement for proof of vaccination, so these were required at check in. We were directed to our room, via the elevator. The room whilst 'bijou' had all the amenities within easy reach and best of all a river view. The bed was comfortable and the shower was plentiful and hot. Where this hotel excelled was it's location, within easy walk of the harbour, fish market, marine centre and the town centre, cafes and restaurants. I'm reminded of a top tip!! Buy your wine, cheese, pate etc on the Saturday - The shops are closed on Sunday, even in Cite d'Europe!!

No fridge or air-conditioning in the room. Some staff at the reception may be friendly and customer-oriented. Aiding. They were previously arrogant and everything seemed too much for the boy with the cross-tattoo and the girl with the 2 dates as tattoo. The room girls were kind and attentive. We got little explanation when we arrived, so oa did not know where the sauna was, how it worked, what was there, if the water in the room was free (recall this, that gives your customers a good feeling). The kiss and towels smoke muff. The room was not well cleaned (not sucked) The restaurant was always full. The swimming pool was nice and heated. There was a bubble bath that didn't work anymore? A dressing hook ah pool would also be nice. The hotel looks like a distant glory and has a urgent need for refreshment. The tennis fields were not playable on 1 field. On our balcony was unherb (room 128). We had expected more for a room of 190€/night. The room was spacious, the beds and beds were good. The hotel is close to the Hardelot and the sea in green. The parking is free and sufficient The hotel has a lot of potential provided better management.

Hotel is situated about 10 minutes from Boulogne centre and about 15 minutes from the old town with the Notre Dame Basilica. Free on street parking outside hotel on Boulevard Pierre Daunou. Close to both the train and bus stations. Stayed 2 nights and had evening meals ate at the Ibis Boulonge sur Mer Centre Les Ports about 5 minutes away. Rooms clean and safe.

Needing a hotel for a night prior to returning to the UK we opted for this Holiday Inn. It is a bit of a drive if you wish to dine elsewhere, especially if you have driven all day as we had. The welcome was genuine in excellent English. The room was bright, clean with pristine bedlinen and a very comfortable bed. The bathroom a little tired, especially the floor tiles ; the shower needed descaling and the loo definitely needed bleach! It seems that parts of the hotel have been refurbished but the main concern was the really off putting stale smell in the bedroom. Perhaps windows need opening more often? We dined in the restaurant which is simply furnished with a modern decor. The menu is limited. Opting for the fish kebab the fish was acceptable but accompanied by a very bitter, thick yellow sauce. The cod with pesto was fine. Drinks are not cheap here. However it took ages to order a second glass of wine. I walked to the bar but was ignored( the waiters were really busy but never looked our way as they were working hard. Eventually a second drink was obtained but took forever. Staff are pleasant and speak English really well. This could be a really good stopover but not sure I would return. Having joined IHG we were told we had a discounted room but checking on Booking.Com no reduction was apparent!

We stayed here as a family of three adults on our last night going back to the UK. Our first time visiting Le Touquet. This hotel is new this year and we found it absolutely amazing. Everything was new! There was plenty of parking outside. We checked in on the machine something some may find confusing but we have stayed at many Hotel B&B's over the years on our travels. Our room was a triple and was large enough for all of us to move around. There was a hairdryer and spare pillows provided, something new to us with Hotel B&B but much appreciated. The bathroom was slightly bigger than normal which was great and had a lovely shower always much appreciated. The towels were larger than normal and fluffy. Our room also had blackout blinds on the windows. When we ventured downstairs we were warmly greeted by the managers and made to feel very welcome. We ate down the road that evening where there are a few restaurants within walking distance (Namely Buffalo Grill, McDonalds and a Patisserie ). Breakfast the next morning was really pleasant and had a lovely feel to it. The food was fresh and the croissants really tasty. There was also fruit available as well as the usual B&B breakfast. The breakfast room was light and airy and furnished well. We did notice in the car park and in the hotel there was a lot of Gendarme about. Any we encountered all spoke to us and were always polite. For us they were just other guests who happened to be wearing a uniform. Who wouldn't feel safe sleeping in a hotel full of police officers. Plenty of security here! Our hosts also thanked us as we left. We would love to come back and we probably will!