Best Hotels near Stade de Football, Saint-Folquin

This would be a 5* review if residents were stopped from smoking on the fire escapes at the end of the corridors. This results in the corridors smelling badly of cigarette smoke. Also fairly noisy with the fire doors opening and closing constantly. Fire escapes are simply that and not smoking areas. On the positive side this hotel is very clean with comfortable beds. The little bathroom has a good shower. The staff were very polite and helpful both at check in and check out. The car parking is free and secure which is a massive benefit when travelling with a car full of personal belongings. Stop the smoking on the fire escapes and you will change the poor reviews.

When you get to this hotel, the exterior and the lobby was lovely, however it stops there! The rooms were like a hostel! The beds were very uncomfortable! The bathroom was old, dated and the toilet was like a coffin box which didn’t work! The lift up to the room and the stairs were a taste of what to come! It smelt of urine and full of dirt! When we arrived there was a fun fair on the square in front which was blaring hardcore dance music until gone 11pm. We also were subjected to screaming and shouting. The square looked lovely however we walked over the water to another hotel due to this horrific fun fair!

My husband had to stay in France for a week and we found this hotel in Lille, he stayed there for a couple of days until he had to go to Dunkerque. First of all, I want to start by saying that my husband does not speak English and therefore I was helping him to get around through talking on the phone with people and booking places online from the UK. When I was trying to extend his day at the hotel for an extra night, the receptionist had told me that the price is different tonight and it is €98. I was quite sceptical so I decided to check the price on their website and had seen that it was half of the price that the receptionist had told us. My husband had to go to Dunkerque and we found that there was another B&B Hotel there and we thought since he was confident and comfortable in the hotel in Lille, it would be easier for him to stay at the same hotel in Dunkerque. However this was the worst experience. I had booked a night at this hotel for my husband only for the receptionist to say that they wouldn't accept my husband because he did not have the credit card that I had payed with. He was never asked to show a credit card in the B&B Hotel in Lille. Bear in mind, my husband does not know english, he is a tourist and due to where he is from, he does not have a VISA or Mastercard. I spoke to what seemed to be the manager of the hotel and explained to him my situation and that I could send him a photo of my card details if that would be better as I did not want my husband on the street. He then replied with a cold ”No.”, I mentioned that it does not say anywhere on the website that you need a credit card on arrival and in Lille they did not ask me for one. He replied to me with this: ”Well this is MY hotel.” in a very arrogant manner. I asked for a refund and he replied ”Check online”. Not only did I not get a refund (as there was no option for one online), my husband was out in the freezing and rainy weather with no where to go. My husband had later told me that the staffs attitude towards him was rude and smug when he attempted to talk to him in the little bit of English that he knew, as if they were looking down on him for being a foreigner. This is absolutely discriminatory and I would avoid this place at all costs, unless you are fine with arrogant and snobbish behaviour. For this all to happen on my husbands birthday is just heartbreaking. I have never felt so angry and helpless that my husband was roaming the streets to a strange city he was so unfamiliar with. I do not recommend this place, please avoid if you want to be scammed for your money.

This is an old hotel, parking is along the public road but the spacious, clean room and comfortable beds make up for it. We booked this hotel for our ferry to Dover the next morning, location is very convenient with so many good outlets just a couple of minutes away and near the ferry dock. Will stay again.

Cela fait plus de 12 ans que nous séjournons 1/2 fois par an dans cette établissement. Nous l’aimons toujours autant , la propreté, la gentillesse, la restauration, une excellente literie. Malgré, que nous nous rendons compte au fur et à mesure que de petites choses manquent par rapport aux premières années, le restaurant, j’apprécie moyennement le manque de nappes , surtout que les tables sont très abîmées. Genre le manque de beurre à table qui avant nous était servi en plusieurs variétés, doux , demi sel , cristaux de sel.Les prix qui ont fortement augmenté. Le manque de choix au petit déjeuner , plus de carte en chambre pour le room service . Jusqu’à l’année dernière , nous prenions notre petit déjeuner en chambre ,mais celui ci nous avait tellement déçu que ce jour nous avons préféré le prendre en salle , un vrai manque pour nous , dommage. Sinon les plats sont toujours délicieux, avec une belle présentation. Nous y reviendrons encore certainement 😉

Everything absolutely fine for the price paid. I especially appreciate that the desk is manned by a human being all 24 hours - no fiddling with outside machines to get a key card. And free easy-to-access wifi. Only downside is that there is never a plug for the little washbasin. I take my own!

This hotel may be the most expensive hotel in Dunkirk, France, but it is also the closest hotel to the Dunkirk battlefield site and the Allied Great Retreat Museum! Hotel facilities, services, rooms, I don't need to say, the consistent high level is unquestionable, and it will not overturn! The best thing is: the beach, the beach, the war fortification wooden stake, the suspension bridge, the memory wall are all here! Staying for one night, the history here is all understood!