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Address:
Nathalie Desnoyer13 Rue Darnel
Calais
62100
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price from €427Telephone:
0321976548Mobile:
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Description for B&B:
Our guesthouse is situated at 13 rue Darnel, tucked away behind the Calais theater. The street itself is lined with stunning early twentieth-century mansions, and our guesthouse is one of the two houses with semi-detached doors, dating back to 1901. The attic features oeil-de-boeuf, adding a touch of bourgeois charm to the property.Located in the heart of Calais center, our guesthouse is conveniently positioned on the axis of Calais-Nord, via rue Royale. This thoroughfare leads you to the lively Place d'Armes, where you'll find a variety of restaurants and shops, just a 16-minute walk away. From here, you can easily explore all of Calais's 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).
For travelers arriving by train, we are very close to three train stations, all within a 15-minute drive. The Calais - Fréthun train station, serving the Eurostar and TGV, is just 7.5 km away (13 minutes by car). The Calais-ville train station and the Fontinettes train station are both within a 12-minute walk (5 minutes by car).
If you're interested in exploring the city by bike, we are conveniently located next to the theater, where you can easily access the VÉLIN - BIKE SHARE LOAN service (2 minutes on foot). Additionally, the bus station is right across the street, offering free Calais bus services for your convenience.
Your hosts, Nathalie, Laurent, their daughters, and their four cats, are eager to offer you a warm and friendly welcome. Upon arrival, they will be delighted to provide you with a refreshing or hot beverage. They have made every effort to ensure your comfort and are more than happy to share their knowledge of Calais and the Opal Coast in French, Dutch, English, or German, guiding you towards countless discoveries.
Description for Gite
Welcome to the "LOGES" of this historic property, once belonging to the master lacemakers. Our gracious hosts are eager to share some intriguing SECRETS about these fascinating figures.Introducing the "Lady Hamilton" room, located on the second floor. Immerse yourself in the elegant Louis XIII decor of this spacious 31 m2 haven. Equipped with a comfortable double bed (140 x 190 cm) and a contemporary bathroom featuring a shower and WC.
Next, we have the "Tom Souville" room, also situated on the second floor. This charming space spans across 24 m2 and offers a Queen size double bed (160 x 200 cm). The bathroom seamlessly blends with the room's unique boat-themed decoration, adding a touch of originality to your stay.
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Directions
If traveling by car:
To reach Calais from Paris, take motorway A26 and exit at Sainte Pierre, then head towards the city center.
To reach Calais from Belgium or the Netherlands, take either motorway A16 or A14 and exit at Saint-Pierre, then head towards the city center.
If traveling from England, follow the signs to Eurotunnel Terminal and then head towards the city center.
If traveling by train:
From Calais, the Fréthun station is a 13-minute car ride away and can be reached via Eurostar and TGV.
The Calais-City train station is a 12-minute walk (5-minute car ride) from the city center.
The Fontinettes train station is also a 12-minute walk (5-minute car ride) from the city center.
If traveling by plane:
To reach Calais from Lille, take the A25 and then the A16, and exit at Sainte Pierre to access the city center.
To reach Calais from Paris, take motorway A26 and exit at Sainte Pierre, then head towards the city center.
To reach Calais from Belgium or the Netherlands, take either motorway A16 or A14 and exit at Saint-Pierre, then head towards the city center.
If traveling from England, follow the signs to Eurotunnel Terminal and then head towards the city center.
If traveling by train:
From Calais, the Fréthun station is a 13-minute car ride away and can be reached via Eurostar and TGV.
The Calais-City train station is a 12-minute walk (5-minute car ride) from the city center.
The Fontinettes train station is also a 12-minute walk (5-minute car ride) from the city center.
If traveling by plane:
To reach Calais from Lille, take the A25 and then the A16, and exit at 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
- The Calais Lace Museum: Located just a short distance from 13 Rue Darnel, the Calais Lace Museum showcases the rich history and intricate artistry of lace-making in the region. Visitors can explore various lace exhibits, learn about the techniques used in creating lace, and even witness live demonstrations.
- The Calais Beach: Situated along the English Channel, the Calais Beach offers a picturesque setting for leisurely walks, sunbathing, and enjoying stunning views of the sea. Visitors can also find several beachfront cafes and restaurants, making it an ideal spot for relaxation.
- The Calais Town Hall: A notable example of Flemish Renaissance architecture, the Calais Town Hall is a stunning landmark worth visiting. Built in the early 20th century, its impressive facade features intricate sculptures and ornamental details. The interior houses a beautiful courtyard and several noteworthy historical artifacts.
- The Burghers of Calais Statue: This famous sculpture by Auguste Rodin commemorates an event during the Hundred Years' War. The statue depicts six prominent citizens who volunteered to sacrifice themselves to save the town. Located near the town hall, it stands as a symbol of heroism and resilience.
- The Calais Lighthouse: Standing tall at 51 meters, the Calais Lighthouse provides panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area. Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse and enjoy breathtaking vistas of the English Channel, the port, and the charming streets of Calais.
- The Calais Town Theatre: Known for its impressive architectural design, the Calais Town Theatre hosts a variety of performing arts events, including plays, concerts, and dance performances. The theater's grandeur, both inside and out, makes it a must-visit attraction for art enthusiasts.
- The Calais War Museum: Located close to the city center, the Calais War Museum offers a comprehensive insight into the historical events of World War II, specifically the evacuation of Dunkirk. Through interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia presentations, visitors can learn about the war's impact on the region.
- The Calais International City of Lace and Fashion: A unique cultural center, the Calais International City of Lace and Fashion celebrates the art of lace-making, fashion, and design. The museum showcases contemporary lace creations, hosts fashion exhibitions, and provides educational programs for visitors interested in fashion and textiles.
- The Calais Rodin Garden: Situated near the town hall, the Calais Rodin Garden is a serene park adorned with sculptures by the renowned artist Auguste Rodin. Visitors can stroll through the garden, admiring the various sculptures and enjoying the tranquil atmosphere. 10. The Calais Museum of Fine Arts: Housed in a beautiful 19th-century mansion, the Calais Museum of Fine Arts boasts an impressive collection of artwork from the 16th to the 20th centuries. Visitors can explore paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, including works by renowned artists such as Rodin, Delacroix, and Rubens.