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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, tucked away behind the Calais theater. The street is lined with stunning early twentieth-century mansions, and our guesthouse is one of the two houses with semi-detached doors. Built in 1901, it has a charming bourgeois appearance, complete with oeil-de-boeuf windows in the attic.Located in the heart of Calais center, our guesthouse is in the axis of Calais-Nord, connected by the vibrant rue Royale. Just a 16-minute walk away, you'll find the lively Place d'Armes, bustling with restaurants and shops. Explore the area on foot and discover all of Calais' attractions, including the theater (1 min), the market on Place Crève-Coeur (9 min), the town hall with its impressive belfry (12 min), and even the beach and the dragon (34 min).
For those arriving by train, we are conveniently close to three train stations, all within a 15-minute drive. The Calais-Fréthun train station, which serves the Eurostar and TGV, is only 7.5 km away (13 min by car). Additionally, the Calais-Ville train station and the Fontinettes train station are both within a comfortable walking distance of 12 minutes (5 min by car).
If you're interested in exploring the city by bike, the VÉLIN bike share program is just a 2-minute walk from our guesthouse, next to the theater. And for those relying on public transportation, you'll be pleased to know that the bus station is conveniently located right in front of our guesthouse. Take advantage of the free Calais buses during your stay!
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 drink. They are dedicated to ensuring your comfort and will be delighted to provide you with countless discoveries of Calais and the Opal Coast in French, Dutch, English, or German!
Description for Gite
Welcome to the "LOGES" of this historic property once owned by esteemed lacemanufacturers. Your gracious hosts are eager to share intriguing SECRETS about these fascinating figures.Introducing the enchanting "Lady Hamilton" room. Located on the second floor, this space exudes the charm of Louis XIII decor. With its generous 31 m2 area, you'll find a classic double bed (140 x 190 cm) and a modern bathroom complete with shower and WC.
Allow us to present the captivating "Tom Souville" room. Situated on the second floor, this room offers a spacious 24 m2 area adorned with a unique boat-themed decoration. Indulge in the comfort of a Queen size double bed (160 x 200 cm) and an integrated bathroom for your convenience.
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Directions
If traveling by car, you can reach Calais from Paris by taking Motorway A26 and exiting at 44 Sainte Pierre. From Belgium and the Netherlands, you can also take Motorway A16 or A14 and exit at 44 Saint-Pierre. If you are coming from England, you can go to the Eurotunnel Terminal and then head towards the city center.
If you prefer to travel by train, you can take the Eurostar or TGV to Calais-Fréthun station, which is a 13-minute car ride away. Alternatively, you can choose to arrive at Calais-City train station, which is a 12-minute walk or 5-minute car ride from the city center. Fontinettes train station is also an option, with a 12-minute walk or 5-minute car ride to the city center.
For those traveling by plane, you can fly to Lille and then take the A25 and A16 to access Calais via exit 44 Sainte Pierre, heading towards the city center.
If you prefer to travel by train, you can take the Eurostar or TGV to Calais-Fréthun station, which is a 13-minute car ride away. Alternatively, you can choose to arrive at Calais-City train station, which is a 12-minute walk or 5-minute car ride from the city center. Fontinettes train station is also an option, with a 12-minute walk or 5-minute car ride to the city center.
For those traveling by plane, you can fly to Lille and then take the A25 and A16 to access Calais via exit 44 Sainte Pierre, heading towards the city center.
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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 city's rich lace-making heritage. Visitors can explore various lace exhibits, learn about the intricate lace-making techniques, and admire beautiful lace creations.
- The Calais Town Hall: Situated in the heart of Calais, the Town Hall is an impressive architectural landmark. This historic building is known for its stunning facade, grand halls, and beautiful gardens. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour to learn about the town's history and marvel at the intricate details of the interior.
- The Calais Beach: A visit to Calais would not be complete without spending some time at the beach. Calais Beach offers a picturesque setting with its golden sands and stunning views of the English Channel. Visitors can relax, take walks along the promenade, and enjoy various water activities.
- The Burghers of Calais: This iconic sculpture ensemble by Auguste Rodin is located near the town hall and commemorates an important event in the city's history. The sculpture represents six prominent residents of Calais who offered themselves as hostages during the Hundred Years' War. It is a significant symbol of bravery and sacrifice.
- The Calais Lighthouse: Standing proudly near the port of Calais, the Calais Lighthouse provides breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the English Channel. Visitors can climb to the top of the lighthouse for a unique vantage point and gain insights into the maritime history of the region.
- The Calais War Museum: For history enthusiasts, the Calais War Museum offers a fascinating journey through the events of World War II. The museum exhibits a collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents that depict the German occupation of Calais and the city's role during the war.
- The Calais Wine Superstore: Wine lovers can explore the vast selection of wines at the Calais Wine Superstore. Located near the Eurotunnel, this store offers a wide range of French wines at tax-free prices. Visitors can browse and purchase their favorite bottles or join a wine tasting session to discover new flavors.
- The Fort Risban: Situated on a hill overlooking Calais, Fort Risban is an ancient fortress that dates back to the 16th century. The fort offers a glimpse into Calais' military past and provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Visitors can explore the fort's interior and walk along its ramparts. These attractions near 13 Rue Darnel in Calais provide visitors with a diverse range of experiences, from exploring history and culture to enjoying the natural beauty of the area.