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Nathalie Desnoyer13 Rue Darnel
Calais
62100
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Description for B&B:
Our guesthouse is situated at 13 rue Darnel, right behind the Calais theater. The street is lined with stunning early twentieth-century mansions, and our house is one of the two with semi-detached doors dating back to 1901. The attic features oeil-de-boeuf windows, giving it a charming bourgeois look.Located in the heart of Calais center, our neighborhood lies on the Calais-Nord axis, connected by rue Royale. This avenue leads to the vibrant Place d'Armes, where you can find a variety of restaurants and shops (a 16-minute walk away). Exploring the area on foot will allow you to easily access all of Calais' attractions, including the theater (1 minute), the market on Place Crève-Coeur (9 minutes), the town hall and its belfry (12 minutes), and the beach and the dragon (34 minutes).
If you arrive by train, you'll find three stations within a 15-minute drive. The Calais-Fréthun station, which serves the Eurostar and TGV, is located 7.5 km away (a 13-minute drive). The Calais-Ville and Fontinettes stations are also conveniently close, with a walking distance of 12 minutes (5 minutes by car).
For those who prefer cycling, we offer a VÉLIN bike share loan service, conveniently located next to the theater (a 2-minute walk away). Additionally, the bus station is located right in front of our guesthouse. Calais buses are free, so take advantage of this convenient transportation option!
Your hosts, Nathalie, Laurent, their daughters, and their four cats, will warmly welcome you upon arrival. They will be delighted to offer you a refreshing or hot drink. They strive to provide all the comforts you need and are happy to share their knowledge of Calais and the Opal Coast, speaking French, Dutch, English, or German!
Description for Gite
Welcome to the "LOGES" of this charming estate once owned by master lacemakers. Your friendly hosts are eager to share intriguing SECRETS about these historical figures.Introducing the "Lady Hamilton" room.
Located on the second floor, the "Lady Hamilton" room boasts a stunning Louis XIII decor. Spread across 31 square meters, this cozy space features a traditional double bed (140 x 190 cm) and a modern bathroom complete with a shower and WC.
Discover the "Tom Souville" room.
Nestled on the second floor, the "Tom Souville" room invites you to enjoy its spacious 24 square meters. Relax on the Queen size double bed (160 x 200 cm) and admire the room's unique boat-inspired decor, seamlessly integrated with the bathroom.
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Directions
If traveling by car, to reach Calais from Paris, take Motorway A26 and then take exit 44 Sainte Pierre to access Calais city center. The same applies when coming from Belgium or the Netherlands, using either Motorway A16 or A14. From England, head towards the Eurotunnel Terminal and then follow the directions to the city center.
For train travel, from Calais, the Fréthun station is a 13-minute drive away and can be reached with Eurostar and TGV. The Calais-City train station is a 12-minute walk (or 5-minute drive) from the city center, and the Fontinettes train station is also a 12-minute walk (or 5-minute drive) away.
If traveling by plane, to reach Calais from Lille, take the A25 and then the A16, and exit at 44 Sainte Pierre to access the city center.
For train travel, from Calais, the Fréthun station is a 13-minute drive away and can be reached with Eurostar and TGV. The Calais-City train station is a 12-minute walk (or 5-minute drive) from the city center, and the Fontinettes train station is also a 12-minute walk (or 5-minute drive) away.
If traveling by plane, to reach Calais from Lille, take the A25 and then the A16, and exit at 44 Sainte Pierre to access 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 Lighthouse: Located just a short distance from Rue Darnel, Calais Lighthouse is a historic landmark offering panoramic views of the city and the English Channel. Climb up the tower to enjoy breathtaking vistas and learn about the region's maritime heritage.
- The Burghers of Calais Sculpture: This renowned sculpture by Auguste Rodin commemorates an event during the Hundred Years' War. Located in the gardens of Calais Town Hall, the sculpture captures the emotional struggles of the six burghers who volunteered to sacrifice themselves for their city.
- Calais Beach: A popular destination for locals and tourists alike, Calais Beach is a beautiful stretch of sand perfect for relaxing walks, picnics, and sunbathing during warm weather. The beach also offers stunning views of passing ferries and the English coastline.
- Calais Lace Museum: Situated in a former lace factory, the Calais Lace Museum showcases the city's rich lace-making heritage. Explore the history, techniques, and craftsmanship behind this delicate art form through various exhibits and demonstrations.
- The Calais Town Hall: A magnificent example of Flemish Renaissance architecture, the Calais Town Hall is a must-visit attraction. Marvel at its striking facade, adorned with intricate sculptures and decorative elements, and step inside to admire the grand interior and historical artifacts.
- The International City of Lace and Fashion: Housed in a modern building, this museum celebrates Calais's lace industry, past and present. Discover the evolution of lace-making techniques, view stunning lace creations, and learn about the impact of fashion on the city.
- The Calais War Museum: Located in a former German bunker, the Calais War Museum offers a fascinating insight into the city's role during World War II. Explore the underground tunnels, view authentic artifacts, and learn about the experiences of both soldiers and civilians during the war.
- The Notre-Dame de Calais Church: This beautiful Gothic-style church features stunning stained glass windows and intricate architectural details. Take a moment to step inside and appreciate the peaceful atmosphere and the impressive craftsmanship of this religious monument.
- The Calais Wine Superstore: Wine enthusiasts should not miss the opportunity to visit the Calais Wine Superstore. Located near the Eurotunnel, this vast store offers an extensive selection of wines, champagnes, and spirits from France and around the world, making it a perfect stop for wine tasting and shopping. 10. The Calais Fine Arts Museum: Situated in a former mansion, the Calais Fine Arts Museum houses an impressive collection of artworks from the 16th century to the present day. Explore various exhibitions featuring paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, showcasing the region's artistic heritage. Note: Please check the opening hours and availability of attractions before visiting, as they may be subject to change or temporary closures due to various circumstances.