Hoteles Holiday Inn en Coquelles

Excellent staff on reception. The gentleman when we arrived in the evening couldn’t have been more helpful- even offering to carry our tray of drinks to our room. Lady in the morning was kind enough to offer coffee to take away. Clean and spacious rooms. Comfy bed. Fridge and microwave in the room which is v helpful for families. We’ve stayed here a few times and have booked again for our Easter Alps trip

Comfortable rooms immaculately clean. Friendly staff excellent continental breakfast. No restaurant but very good restaurant catering for all tastes within 500 metres. Most definitely a hotel we would use again. Located within an area close to other hotels. Quiet location with free secure parking.

We booked this hotel when it was a Novotel, it’s now run by B&B (I think this is the right one - it’s B&B 4, there are three hotels all on the same car park). We were travelling as a family of four on our way to Disneyland Paris and this location was very convenient, right by City Europe by the Eurotunnel terminal. We had an executive suite which had a double bed and two put-up beds, separate toilet and bathroom (very handy with four of us!), kettle, coffee machine, fridge and microwave. Whole room was spotlessly clean and well-appointed, there were even robes and slippers on the beds. Breakfast was included and really lovely - when we arrived the receptionist called another lady out from the kitchen who squeezed fresh orange juice for us - there was also hot and cold drinks, fresh croissants and other pastries, bread, meat and cheese, doughnuts, lots of choice. Whole hotel was so clean and all the staff pleasant and helpful. There were a lot of police vans in one end of the car park but didn’t see any actual activity. Overall a lovely stop and would gladly stay here again.

All flights had been cancelled due to the flight plan glitch and no rebooking was available for 5 days. So, wearily the 5 friends drove all day from Nice to Calais with a view to getting a ferry home… on arrival at Calais we needed assistance ( I shan’t enlighten what) but the border police and general police could not help… another hotel wouldn’t, it was late, places were closing… so we stopped at B&B Calais 3, expecting the same negative reception…. But no, behold, not all heroes where capes! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you to David, who was on reception… nothing was a problem. He stepped up and demonstrated kindness, courtesy and understanding to some very tired British people. Your management should be very proud of you and I certainly recommend anyone visiting should stop and saying hello to this lovely gentleman .

This hotel takes all the boxes, with comfortable beds, good pillows, well appointed rooms and bathrooms, a very good restaurant, friendly staff, plenty of parking, electric car charging, and green parts all around the ground.

Very basic; small room; way overpriced for what you get; but at least got a (somewhat) funny story out of it My first surprise coming here was when I went into the B & B hotel lobby and was told, ”No sorry, this is the B & B 4-star, your hotel is next door.” So then I went next door and was told ”No sorry, this is the B & B 3-star, YOUR HOTEL IS OUT BACK BY THE PARKING”. (all in French of course!) Yes, unknown to me, and probably unknown to many others, the so-called B&B hotel chain operates a 2-star, a 3-star and a 4-star hotel all on the same site! What a strange way to confuse customers! Is B&B Hotels trying to be all things to all people? So with that out of the way I trudged out back to my 2-star accomodation, only to find that it is almost identical with an Ibis-Budget. Not a room you would like to spend any time in. Small room with just the basics. Very disappointing for 75 euros! I was really expecting something a lot better. Also, why call your hotel a B&B if breakfast isn't included? This violates the whole concept of what a B&B is. Breakfast here is an extra item, but based on the general quality of the hotel, I didn't have much confidence it will be very good. I had to get downtown to the station by 10 am on a Sunday, and when the bus didn't turn up at 8am I decided I'd better not risk the next one turning up. I ended up trudging all the way to the centre, a good 2.5 miles by a non-pedestrianised way. It was fun though and It reminded me of hitchhiking around France 30 years ago. On the positive side, there are several nice eating choices a short walk away. The hotel is a 5 min walk to cite Europe with a very good food court. The Flunch serves French food cafeteria style at bargain prices. There is also a good burger place there. Still the words ”YOUR HOTEL IS OUT BACK BY THE PARKING” will forever remain in my memory as sort of B&B hotels slogan.

With a stay at Hotelf1 Calais Coquelles in Coquelles, you'll be near the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Port of Calais and Regional Natural Park of the Caps and Opal Marsh. This hotel is 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Baraques Beach and 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Royal Kids Parc De Jeux.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Buffet breakfasts are served on weekends from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 78 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.