Saint-Omer Hotel Guide - Office de Tourisme de la Region de Saint-Omer hotels in Saint-Omer, France.

"The room was spotless - really good bath & shower. Everyone in the restaurant was human, friendly and lovely. Thanks so much for making our short stay so comfortable! lovely!"

"Room size was great, location was great, rooms were really nice "

"Lovely old place, fantastic food"

"It must be frustrating for hotel proprietors/owners when people leave bad reviews considering this a budget property.Good points,24 hr reception and free car park.Basic but ridiculously cheap breakfast.Adequate size room for one overnight stay.Warm room and everything was clean.The gentleman on reception in the evening was incredibly polite and the delightful lady in the morning was a credit to the hotel."

"This place is just perfect for families with small children pre or post a trip on the Eurotunnel (or indeed, staying in Dunkirk). Room 604 has a camped for 2 x kids and a kitchenette, with fridge/microwave etc. The bathroom is huge and has an exercise bike as well as large shower and bath, We have stayed here twice and loved both times. Breakfast was decent too for the price. If we were to make any suggestions on how to perfect the stay, we would say the camp bed could be slightly larger (a squeeze for a 2 and 5 year old) and there’s plenty of room for a larger one, and a couple of extra coffee pods/teabags in the kitchen :) "

"Great location, shop next to the Hotel restaurant . Comfortable beds and nice and clean "

"Room was very clean. The property was within walking distance of the marina and restaurants / cafes. Check in and check out was easy. Bar area was adequate and contained games to use."

"Lovely gite in a quiet village, with a self service farm shop a 5 minute walk away. Shower/wet room and toilet on the ground floor,excellent for anyone with restricted mobility.Upper floor and 2 beds accessed via a beautifully made staircase., they have a very talented carpenter!The property was clean and tidy on arrival, and it has a good sized enclosed back garden, great for dogs and small children.Communication with the owners was excellent, any queries were resolved quickly, bearing in mind that the owners also run a family farm.The village is very pleasant, but has no village boulangerie. Fresh eggs, fruit, veg and locally made cakes and preserves are available at the farm shop just down the road. The nearest shops are a short drive away. Guines and Ardres are both nearby, and we recommend the Clinique Veterinaire du Camp du Drap D'or for the return trip to the UK for animals. The Foret de Guines is excellent for dog walks and mountain biking, Nordic Walking also being a favourite pastime here.We'll be back :)"

"First class budget stay"