From the owner: La plage, le Transat Bleu, la belle vie ... Situé à 50 mètres de la plage, le Transat Bleu vous…read morepropose plusieurs chambres avec vue sur mer... L'établissement est des plus animé l'été ainsi que pendant le Carnaval de Dunkerque. L'établissement est ouvert toute l'année.

I never realised that there were hotels that still used metal keys to get into the rooms until I…read morearrived at this one. Okay, it is in Dunkirk and there actually isn't all that much at Dunkirk so I'm not surprised that this place was pretty trashy. In fact after hearing the third person go to the concierge and ask if there was anything to do, and the response was that there was a nice restaurant down then street (which was basically the only place open in a short walk from the area) then it pretty much summed up the place. Oh, and don't get me started on the fact that I was charged for the room after I had already paid for it, and I still haven't heard from them about the refund. Personally, unless you are a WW2 enthusiast then there is nothing in Dunkirk, and even if you insist on going there, don't stay here.

From the owner: Fauteuils bienvenus au Welcome L'établissement récemment rénové propose de nombreux services, et…read moreles chambres sont très bien équipées, de la télévision câblée au sèche-cheveux. Un ascenseur facilite l'accès aux étages, et une chambre est complètement accessible aux personnes en fauteuil. Pour tous, le grand avantage reste l'emplacement tout près de la place Jean Bart.

Cheap and cheerful. Restaurant's last orders are at 9 pm. We got there at 8.50 so no food for us…read more The bar closes at 10 pm, so after unpacking and showers , no beer for us either, ho-hum. There's a friterie on the other side of the square, one portion of chips will feed two people. Bring some drink as the nightlife is non-existent.