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Cute spot and great communication with the owner prior to arrival. Room was cosy and eclectic (in a great way) and breakfast was wonderful.

A perfect night in Calais We had an excellent stay at Les Secrets des Loges in Calais. The room was very clean with coffee and tea making facilities, bottled water, toiletrees and very comfy bed. Laurent and Nathalie were so friendly and welcomed us into their guest house, which is also their home with great warmth and kindness. We felt like we had had friends with them by the end of our visit and we would definitely return in the future and recommendto family and friends.We also had an excellent evening meal at Les Secrrts des Loges cooked by Laurent.

Best place in Calais! As always fantastic service from a lovely family, 100% our go-to place in Calais, wouldn’t dream of staying anywhere else!

Lovely stay at Les Secrets despite Loges. Just as described - themed room (Bleriot - which was deceptively large), antiques throughout, 3 cats and a very welcoming family. Free street parking in a quiet area of Calais. We had the excellent evening meal cooked by Laurent & we're invited to watch the penalties in the Women's Euro final with the family. Great place to stay if you are not rushing through Calais. Nice 40 minute walk to the seafront passing by the town hall. Highly recommended.

A lovely welcome and useful help with parking. The house is like a living museum, but comfortable too. We had a delightful room, picked for us specially as we live in Nottingham UK, and the room showed items linked to the lace industry. Perfect, fresh breakfast just as and when we wanted. The Loges is central and Calais is an interesting city to explore especially the Hotel de Ville and the beach with views of ferries leaving and arriving.

Our last night of our road trip and we saw this hotel on Google maps, so I I investigated and we booked direct. The owners were very good at getting back to us and very accommodating. The hotel is delightful. We were in the luscious Lady Hamilton room. The owner told us the history but there were no sightings of her that evening! I found myself in the rabbit hole of investigating her sad history and that of her daughter. It’s fascinating and brought to life by being there. It also has a kettle- love tart detail! The location is great: we went off to explore as our room was being readied. We ate nearby at La boussonière. It seems the owner of our hotel is also a chef, offering gastronomic courses, which is a very attractive thought. I’d love to go back. They were so interesting yet professional. Many thanks indeed. You made our last night so enjoyable.