Excellent staff. If you arrive after hours you need to go through the pedestrian gateway to the front door to check in at the machine there, you then get a code for the main car gate and your room. This has the appearance of an old ibis budget hotel by its layout but the current owners have elevated it and it is much nicer than a lot of the bigger BnB chain hotels we have stayed in. Rooms are compact but have everything you need. Location is excellent close to the A16 . There is a MacDonalds within walking distance which also has a 150kW EV charger. You can walk into Calais centre in 20-30 mins. Recommended hotel. We will return here.

Nothing really. Rooms are on the small size but for the price charged it is unbeatable.

Cheap & basic for what we wanted (one night as a stop over from Eurotunnel before travelling towards Paris). We arrived late (midnight) and check in was reasonably easy, apart from requiring a card to pay (I sent my partner and kids to check in whilst I parked but I had the cards) but was all sorted when I got to the automated system. Slightly later check-out than expected too, which is always a pleasant surprise after a late night & a long drive. En suite shower was lovely for a basic hotel, with a big head and decent pressure/flow.

Parking was limited by other guests parking poorly and with a few large vans & trailers, we struggled to find a space.

The room was comfortable enough, and it was a good value for money. The breakfast was quite good and clearly a few points ahead of recent experiences in B&B hotels – it was one of the highlights of our stay. The other was the staff: Christophe was very welcoming and accommodated each of our requests. He also went out of his way to help us with finding a vet for our dog. We really appreciate it and might consider coming back just because of him. 😊

There weren't any extremely negative aspects of our stay. For those who know B&B Hotels, it's your regular B&B Hotel... 👍🏼

The location is perfect for the Le Shuttle only a ten minute drive away. You have shops close by a lovely bakery, cheese and wine shops plus McDonald's if desperate. The lady on reception was great even though the language barrier was difficult at times. Lots of free parking. Calais has a nice beach front area.

The rooms are very bijou and basic. The hotel is more suitable for a one or two night stay only. The hotel is used a lot by workers, who leave very early and can be very noisy. The bathroom was dated and could do with modernisation.

It was 24 hours for checking in, not a lot of hotels along the route to Calais are checking in past 10pm. The automated check-in was handy for me, I was in the room within 5 minutes. The brekkie was available as I was leaving at 7am, if I’d known that I’d have paid the minimal extra as it looked and smelt nice as I was walking out!

Not so much I didn’t like it, but there were a couple in front of me who were struggling with check-in. If you are tech savvy you will work out what to do without instructions. If you aren’t, you’ll need to call through on the buzzer (if out of hours) to get help as there aren’t instructions sent when you book. Personally this wasn’t an issue for me, it was quite self explanatory and I think most would be able to work it out

Room like always with this hotel brand is perfect. Comfy, big and clean. And very happy they admiit dogs as I travel with my huge dog everywhere :)

The bathroom is a bit small and curtains is not a good idea. Need to improve that. But is perfect and clean otherwise. The receptionist didn't let me pay in cash which was very rude and annoying. I said to give me the change in the morning and she refused. Shops were closed at night and couldn't get change. I was paying with a 100 eur note which is legal!! Buy a detector for fake money if you dont trust cash!! But I am entitled to pay in cash. And change was about 20 something euros....not a big deal. Very disappointed. I get it if it's a small local business but not from a hotel!!! You should always have change and if not offer client a solution. I worked in hotels too... where is your customer service here?

A pleasant and comfortable overnight stay after a long day of travelling. Very clean and good value. Staff friendly.

The TV Remote did not work, but was too tired for it to matter, so the management was informed the following day. A noisy guest group awaiting transportation were having a long and very loud discussion just outside our door at 5 am, although this was not in any way the fault of the hotel staff. Perhaps a notice to respect the other guests' right to sleep peacefully would help?

Location for Eurotunnel is spot on. Early availability of the room The Free Secure car park The surrounding grass area to walk my dog

The Electronic Door Access - 6 fidgets and temprimental No Air Fans / AC Noise from Road, window open to keep cool The King Bed was not a King Size The Reception a little terse over my not having pre paid in advance the Breakfast 🤔 No Fresh Fruit at Breakfast The mould / Staining to the Shower No Tea/coffee in the rooms

Great value accommodation less than 10 min drive to the ferry. Parking was easy with plenty of spaces in the car park. Bathroom was a good size, and although the decor was dated (don’t think I’ve seen a shower tray that colour since the 80s!) it was very clean and the shower was powerful. Comfortable bed. There was no air conditioning, however the location was reasonably quiet and we slept with the window open.

Minor comments - no kettle or cups, decor needs an update.

Clean, comfy room. Accepts dogs. Good location with fast food establishment within walking distance. Breakfast good. Excellent parking. Value for money.

Automated check in was a disaster. Wouldn’t accept any of my credit cards & person on the help phone said it was my cards at fault & I’d have to wait 2 hours for reception to open! I had 2 dogs & my husband is disabled- eventually he called the Manager & payment was done remotely.