Pas-de-Calais Hotel Guide - Apartment Hotels in Pas-de-Calais, France

Great place to stop over to/from trips to France. Away from Citi Europe but close enough should the shops and tunnel be needed. The rooms were a little noisy due to the design but there was plenty of space for the 4 of us.

The apartment is 20 minutes from the town but there is a free bus/train going around , nice for a family

Nice friendly staff. Good location and free parking. Room was clean. Easy to check in and out. Lovely town and very reasonable pricing for the room.

We know the area having visited on and off over the past 25 years. We went out of season in February as we wanted a short weekend break away from London out of the U.K. that was easy to get to and where getting some good restaurant seafood was possible in the surrounding towns and on the way down from Calais. If you want sea, sky and aren't too fussed by nightlife, shops and entertainment not being 'on tap' - this is a good base to visit the surrounding area (the coastal resort of Hardelot and the main town of Boulogne are very close). A car is important as your options are increased and, though good from Boulogne, you're then not reliant on public transport. Although the instructions to get to the apartment read like a Mission Impossible script, they are straightforward once you're there. It was clean, well-furnished and very serviceable: we had a lovely view of the beach from our 2nd floor balcony. If you happen to like cooking and also don't want to eat out all the time, you might get frustrated with the relatively low tech kitchen and limited utensils/crockery - an oven would be a good addition. But whatever you do, make sure you stop off at the Supermarche before arriving, as shops and grocery stores are very limited in Equihen itself. Watch out heating-wise: the fire alarm is v sensitive to humidity and as it was cold, we'd had the radiators on and above 21 degrees to keep the apartment nice and cosy; at 4:13am the alarm decided it wanted us to know it existed!

We only stayed one night on our journey back to England. The room was spacious and comfortable and we had a sea view which was really nice. The only down-side was the tiny shower cubicle that you had to squeeze past the washbasin stand to enter. I kept banging my elbows on the side panel whilst trying to shower. The breakfast was satisfactory but I've had better in cheaper hotels. I would stay there again and probably will as it is so convenient for the Euro-shuttle back to England the next morning.