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Nathalie Desnoyer13 Rue Darnel
Calais
62100
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price from €427Telephone:
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Description for B&B:
Our guesthouse is situated at 13 rue Darnel, just behind the theater in Calais. The street is lined with stunning mansions from the early twentieth century, and our guesthouse is one of the two houses with semi-detached doors, dating back to 1901. The attic features oeil-de-boeuf windows, giving it a charming Bourgeois appearance.Located in the heart of Calais center, our neighborhood is on the Calais-Nord axis, connected by the picturesque rue Royale. This street leads to the Place d'Armes, where you can find an array of restaurants and shops, just a 16-minute walk away. You can also easily explore various attractions in Calais, such as the theater (1 min), the market on Place Crève-Coeur (9 min), the town hall and its belfry (12 min), or even the beach and the dragon (34 min) during your leisurely walks.
If you are arriving by train, we are conveniently close to three train stations, all less than a 15-minute drive away. The Calais-Fréthun train station, serving Eurostar and TGV, is just 7.5 km (13 min by car), while the Calais-ville train station and the Fontinettes train station are both within a 12-minute walking distance (5 min by car).
If you prefer to explore the city on two wheels, you can easily rent a Vélin bike share, located just a 2-minute walk from our guesthouse near the theater.
For those using public transportation, our guesthouse is right in front of the bus station. Take advantage of the free Calais buses to conveniently explore the city.
Your hosts, Nathalie, Laurent, their daughters, and their four cats, will warmly welcome you with a smile. Upon your arrival, they will offer you a refreshing or hot beverage. They are dedicated to ensuring your comfort and are happy to provide you with recommendations and information about Calais and the Opal Coast in French, Dutch, English, or German.
Description for Gite
Welcome to the "LOGES" at this historic property once owned by master lacemanufacters. Your friendly hosts are excited to share some intriguing SECRETS about these fascinating characters.Introducing the charming "Lady Hamilton" room, located on the second floor. Adorned with elegant Louis XIII decor, this spacious 31 m2 room invites you to relax in its comfortable double bed (140 x 190 cm). The modern bathroom features a refreshing shower and WC.
On the same floor, you'll find the delightful "Tom Souville" room. Boasting a generous 24 m2 space, this room offers a Queen size double bed (160 x 200 cm) for a restful night's sleep. The bathroom seamlessly blends with the unique boat-inspired decoration, creating a truly original ambiance.
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Directions
If traveling by car:
- From Paris, take Motorway A26 and then exit at 44 Sainte Pierre to access Calais and head towards the city center.
- From Belgium, you can take either Motorway A16 or A14, and then also exit at 44 Saint-Pierre to access Calais and head towards the city center.
- From The Netherlands, take either A16 or A14 freeway, and then exit at 44 Saint-Pierre to access Calais and head towards the city center.
- From England, go to the Eurotunnel Terminal and follow the directions to the city center.
If traveling by train:
- If you're in Calais, you can reach the Fréthun station in just 13 minutes by car using Eurostar or TGV.
- Calais also has two other train stations: Calais-City, which is a 12-minute walk (or 5 minutes by car) from the city center, and Fontinettes, which is also a 12-minute walk (or 5 minutes by car) from the city center.
If traveling by plane:
- If you're flying into Lille, take the A25 and then the A16 to access Calais. Exit at 44 Sainte Pierre and head towards the city center.
- From Paris, take Motorway A26 and then exit at 44 Sainte Pierre to access Calais and head towards the city center.
- From Belgium, you can take either Motorway A16 or A14, and then also exit at 44 Saint-Pierre to access Calais and head towards the city center.
- From The Netherlands, take either A16 or A14 freeway, and then exit at 44 Saint-Pierre to access Calais and head towards the city center.
- From England, go to the Eurotunnel Terminal and follow the directions to the city center.
If traveling by train:
- If you're in Calais, you can reach the Fréthun station in just 13 minutes by car using Eurostar or TGV.
- Calais also has two other train stations: Calais-City, which is a 12-minute walk (or 5 minutes by car) from the city center, and Fontinettes, which is also a 12-minute walk (or 5 minutes by car) from the city center.
If traveling by plane:
- If you're flying into Lille, take the A25 and then the A16 to access Calais. Exit at 44 Sainte Pierre and head towards the city center.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 427 | 427 |  |
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| Notes: One bedroom is located on the 1st floor with a 140x190 bed A second bedroom is located on the 2nd floor with a 160x200 bed Possibility of an extra bed (free under 12 years old) or baby bed | |||||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Calais Beach: Located just a short distance from Rue Darnel, Calais Beach is a popular tourist attraction known for its stunning coastline and sandy beaches. Visitors can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, beach sports, and picturesque views of the English Channel.
- The Burghers of Calais: Situated in the town center, The Burghers of Calais is a famous sculpture created by Auguste Rodin. This thought-provoking artwork commemorates the heroic act of six town leaders who offered their lives during the Hundred Years' War.
- Calais Lighthouse: Offering panoramic views of the city and the sea, the Calais Lighthouse is a historic landmark dating back to the 19th century. Visitors can climb to the top and learn about its maritime significance while enjoying breathtaking views.
- Cité Internationale de la Dentelle et de la Mode: This museum, dedicated to lace and fashion, is housed in a former lace factory. It showcases the history and craftsmanship of Calais lace, as well as contemporary fashion exhibits. Visitors can explore the exhibitions and even try their hand at creating lace.
- The Calais Town Hall: Located in the heart of the city, the Calais Town Hall is an architectural gem built in a neo-Flemish style. Visitors can admire its beautiful façade, intricate details, and take a stroll in the nearby public gardens.
- Calais Lace Museum: Situated in a charming 18th-century mansion, the Calais Lace Museum displays a vast collection of lace and provides insights into the lace-making industry. Visitors can discover the intricate techniques used to create this delicate craft.
- Fort Risban: Situated on a hill overlooking the city and the harbor, Fort Risban is a 19th-century fortification. It played a significant role in Calais' defense system and now offers visitors a chance to explore its structure and enjoy stunning views of the surroundings.
- Les Baraques Military Cemetery: Located a short drive from Calais, Les Baraques Military Cemetery is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during World War I. This beautifully maintained cemetery honors soldiers from various nationalities who lost their lives during the conflict.
- Calais Theatre: For those interested in the arts, Calais Theatre is a must-visit. This historic venue hosts a variety of performances including plays, concerts, and dance shows, providing cultural entertainment for locals and tourists alike. 10. Calais Wine Superstore: Wine enthusiasts can visit the Calais Wine Superstore, which offers an extensive selection of French wines at duty-free prices. Visitors can browse and purchase a wide range of wines, as well as receive expert advice on pairings and tasting notes.