We stayed overnight after taking the P&O ferry from Dover. This hotel is quite convenient from the…read moreport. I would recommend taking a taxi but you can also walk it. The hotel has a nice bar and a restaurant. We enjoyed two pizzas and some wine in the restaurant that night. The pizzas were just ok but it was nice to have something warm and some tasty wine to wash it down with. The service was really great even though we were the only ones in the restaurant. They also have a room service menu. The room was a good size and we were able to comfortably stay with 4 people. The bathroom was a little bit dated but it was very clean and in good repair. Our room also overlooked the harbor which I thought was neat. We stayed on a Friday night. Be warned that few restaurants nearby are open for breakfast Saturday morning, however there was this awesome French market in the town square where we got a Nutella waffle. Otherwise you could do the hotel breakfast but that seemed a bit pricey to us. Overall this was a great spot to stop over in Calais and I would stay here again.

Holiday Inn Calais…read more Good, clean hotel right on the harbour front with views of the ferries. Very friendly welcome from the reception staff, who gave recommendations on where to park (quite a few unsavoury characters along the sea front so we were advised not to park on the street alongside the harbour out of sight of the hotel. We found a space directly opposite the hotel instead). The family room we had on the fourth floor was easily big enough for the four of us along with the hotel provided travel cot for our baby and the bathroom was equally larger than expected and clean. While Calais isn't exactly the sort of place I'd recommend for anything other than an overnight for ferry or tunnel services this hotel was a great example of a clean and modern Holiday Inn so wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

From the owner: Tout le charme du 19e siècle. Fondé en 1771 (puis reconstruit suite aux bombardements de la seconde…read moreguerre mondiale), cet hôtel de luxe vous offre ce qui peut se faire de mieux en matière de confort et de raffinement. Deux suites sont à votre disposition, un grand salon pour vos réceptions ou vos conférences et un bar feutré.

From the owner: Hôtel Tudor ou Pacific, à la découverte du Grand Nord Et pourquoi pas une petite retraite dans la…read moreCité de la dentelle, celle-là même qui a vu les exploits de l'aviateur Louis Blériot en 1909 ? Pour optimiser votre séjour, rendez-vous Rue Tudor ou Rue du Duc de Guise dans les Hôtels Tudor et Pacific. Proches de la Rue Royale, de la Gare SNCF ou du casino, ils vous permettront de découvrir Calais à votre rythme, mais aussi de vous reposer, après vos excursions, dans l'espace détente.

From the owner: "So british"! Le seuil de la porte à peine franchi et on se croirait déjà en Angleterre. Cette…read moreimpression on la doit surtout à la décoration britannique de l'hôtel. Ce trois étoiles se démarque aussi par sa facilité d'accès ; en effet, il se trouve à proximité de la gare.

The rooms are very basic but they were clean and well laid out. The staff are english speaking,…read moreenthusiastic and very helpful. There is a breakfast area and a bar area. Wi-fi is available in the whole hotel, for 1 euro an hour but they only come in 5 hour bundles. I have been here twice, both an enjoyable stay.

A gorgeous building housing the city hall of Calais. This is the most interesting building in town…read moreand stands apart from the rest of town ;-) Not much else to see and do in Calais. It's a port town with lots of people crossing the English Channel and lots of people who would come for duty free shopping in the old days from the U.K.