Hôtel De Calais

The hotel occupies a beautiful sea front location with a wealth of great restaurants just a few yards away. We booked the family room, which is comfortable and clean and has a spa bath. The continental breakfast is excellent and the maitre’d is happy to make eggs, omelette etc. we normally stay in Le Tréport on the way back to Calais but this beautiful town is worth a visit in its own right. Adorable.

Like many winding seaside towns one must find a parking spot and grab it. It’s not always possible to park close to the hotel. There is onsite parking but we tend to arrive late and it is full.

A good sized room, view overlooking the harbour, comfortable bed, warm quilt, clean and tidy small bathroom. Staff spoke French, one spoke English, polite, courteous and helpful. Lovely European continental breakfast. Down the ramp from the hotel a variety of shops and restaurants. Views around the area amazing. Easy walk to the vehicular and onto an area at the top of the hill where you can view the town. There is also a motorised train, at a cost, that takes you through the town plus another area where there was a chateau. Very special

Access to our floor was via a lift, which was great. However at the end of the hall there were six steps up to reach our room and other rooms. Had to carry heavy suitcases up these stairs. We travelled by train so there is a 10 minute easy walk from the station plus 5 minutes you had to drag your bag up the slope to the hotel.

Historic Hotel you will find on many painting of the area as I realized during walk through harbour. Very friendly and cordial staff. I arrived late (reception closes at 9pm) and lady came right back to check me in. Within easy reach of harbour, bars and restaurants. Rooms have lovely views of inner harbour or sea and there is safe parking on inner court...

Thin walls make "neighbou noise" hard to cut out though the fellow tenants were very respectful... with few exceptions.

A very characterful hotel in a central location. Everything clean and comfortable. Friendly staff. Parking a bonus. Breakfast good selection in a dining room with a great view. We enjoyed our stay.

If you have mobility issues it could be difficult. Old quirky layout with quite a lot of stairs. The hotel is at the top of town with a steep walk to the bars and restaurants. The access into the car park is quite tight but fine for a family hatchback. Anything wider would be a struggle.

View great. We had double sea view. Really good position. Breakfast in little room at entrance. All the usual stuff, perfectly fine. Very close to all the restaurants and bars on the front. Really sweet traditional town, step back to the 1950s really. Recommend a visit.

As everyone says, Boy those rooms are small! No more than a night I reckon. Having a balcony really helped. But you can sit on the loo and rest your head on the door. The wardrobe doesn’t open more than a foot because bed blocks it. Basically, you can move around the bed only with care and cooperation. BTW, you’ll only get into the car park if you are in a small car, ours wouldn’t fit up the entrance. No huge problem as free parking in surrounding streets. Staff a bit mis so don’t expect any pleasantries. Obviously no English spoken really.

everything went well , the room was nice with comfy beds, the staff was also friendly and able to provide information about the town and converse in english. ther's also parking space on a first come first serve basis in the compound of the hotel.

Nothing, as the hotel was located close to everything. It also allows you to explore the town on foot to the bech, restaurants and toruists attractions with a sea view bed..

Lovely old hotel on the harbour front with a slightly odd building layout. Very comfy room with harbour view, decorated in bright cheerful colours including the bathroom tiles - yellow and green! It had everything we needed for an overnight stop including a very good breakfast. Note for vegetarians - it's worth looking up Restaurant 4 Saisons at the foot of the cliffs near the funicular station. If asked they will provide a good vegetarian dish which is much better than the chevre/tomato salads on offer everywhere else.

Very narrow and tricky entrance through arch to hotel car park.

The new decor, comfortable bed, quiet at night, near to fantastic restaurants, wonderful view at breakfast over the harbour

Although impeccably, and spotlessly clean, I don't think the black marble used for the shower tray and washbasin countertop was the right colour to use, it looked badly tarnished with watermarks and greyed down in colour. The bathroom tiles are starting to reveal staining that will begin to look unsightly in the future if not taken care of soon.

Hotel was in a lovely position overlooking the harbour. The room itself was very comfortable with quirky/traditional decor. Despite being so centrally located it was very quite at night.

The tea/coffee facilities in the room were poor. No glasses or china cups just a couple of paper cups. Breakfast was also a bit disappointing, coffee wasn't very nice and the croissants a bit dry.

There is probably no better situated hotel in Le Tréport regarding proximity to port and beach. And it is a place with an interesting history back to late 19th / early 20th century.

Breakfast was rather basic, not as good as in 2019 when I was last there. Staff were friendly and helpful though.