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Address:
Anne-Sophie Bisschop12, rue de Malines
Calais
62100
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Located in the heart of Calais town, just a stone's throw away from the theatre, Le Cercle de Malines invites you to experience the charm of this elegant former lace making residence. Built in 1884 and exquisitely renovated in 2007, the hotel proudly preserves the original construction style.The interior decoration effortlessly combines classic and contemporary elements, creating an ambiance of tranquility and harmony. The lounge area is furnished with comfortable armchairs, sofas, and a charming fireplace. Adorned with 19th-century artwork, including paintings, sculptures, and photographs, the lounge also serves as an art exhibition space.
For enthusiasts of billiards, the Billiard Room boasts a magnificent 19th-century French billiard table. The breakfast room features contemporary furnishings, complemented by unique creations inspired by the traditional Calais lace making industry.
Outside, a delightful garden awaits, providing a peaceful retreat for guests to enjoy. Pets are also welcome to join you during your stay.
The rooms have undergone a complete renovation, showcasing a refined style inspired by our journeys around the world. While preserving the spirit of the original era, each room offers a private bathroom with a shower, some even equipped with a thermal bath. Additional amenities include a toilet, hairdryer, and a courtesy tray with tea, herbal teas, and coffee. Guests can also relax in a cozy lounge corner and stay connected with complimentary WIFI access.
For those requiring extra space, larger rooms can accommodate additional beds to suit your needs.
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Directions
To reach the guesthouse, take the CALAIS St Pierre exit from Highway A16 and continue towards "Center Town". The guesthouse is conveniently located near the theatre.
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Prices
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Services
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Garden
Dinner
Credit cards accepted
Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Calais Beach: Located just a short distance from Rue de Malines, Calais Beach is a beautiful sandy beach where visitors can relax, take a walk, or enjoy various water activities. With stunning views of the English Channel, it is a popular spot for families and sun-seekers.
- Calais Lighthouse: Situated on the Calais seafront, the Calais Lighthouse is an iconic landmark. Visitors can climb to the top for panoramic views of the city and the sea. The lighthouse also houses a small museum showcasing its history and maritime artifacts.
- The Burghers of Calais: A famous sculpture created by Auguste Rodin, The Burghers of Calais is located in the town center. This poignant masterpiece commemorates the six citizens of Calais who sacrificed themselves during the Hundred Years' War. It is a must-see for art enthusiasts.
- Calais Town Hall: A magnificent 20th-century building, the Calais Town Hall is an architectural gem. Its stunning facade and grand interiors make it worth a visit. The nearby Place d'Armes often hosts events and markets, creating a lively atmosphere.
- The Calais Lace Museum: Situated in a former lace factory, this museum showcases the history and craftsmanship of Calais lace. Visitors can explore the intricate lace exhibits, learn about the techniques used, and even try their hand at lacemaking workshops.
- The Calais Citadel: Built in the 16th century, the Calais Citadel is a historic fortification that played a significant role in the defense of the city. Visitors can explore the ramparts, admire the moat, and visit the museum within the citadel to learn more about its history.
- Les Six Bourgeois: Another noteworthy sculpture in Calais, Les Six Bourgeois represents the six bourgeois men who offered their lives to save the town during the Siege of Calais in 1347. This sculpture is located near the town hall and is a symbol of Calais' resilience.
- The Calais War Museum: Located within an authentic World War II bunker, the Calais War Museum provides a fascinating insight into the local history during the war. Exhibits include artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays that chronicle the events that took place in Calais during this turbulent time. These attractions are within proximity to 12, rue de Malines, Calais, making them easily accessible for visitors to explore and enjoy.