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Anne-Sophie Bisschop12, rue de Malines
Calais
62100
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Located in the bustling center of Calais town, just a stone's throw away from the theater, Le Cercle de Malines warmly invites you to experience the charm of this elegant former lace making residence. Originally constructed in 1884 and tastefully restored in 2007, the hotel seamlessly blends classic and contemporary styles, creating an ambiance of tranquility and calm.The lounge area is adorned with plush armchairs, comfortable sofas, and a cozy fireplace. Admire the 19th-century decor and peruse the art exhibitions featuring captivating paintings, sculptures, and photographs. For those who enjoy a game of billiards, the Billiard Room boasts a French billiard table from the 19th century.
Indulge in a delicious breakfast in the contemporary-styled breakfast room, featuring unique furnishings inspired by the theme of Calais lace making. Step outside to the charming garden, adding to the hotel's appeal. We gladly welcome pets, ensuring that your furry friends are not left behind.
Our rooms have undergone a complete renovation, reflecting a refined style inspired by our travels. Each room preserves the essence of its historical significance while offering modern comforts. Private bathrooms, equipped with showers (some with thermal baths), toilets, and hairdryers, provide convenience. A courtesy tray with tea, herbal teas, and coffee awaits you, along with a cozy lounge corner and an internet connection with WIFI access. Furthermore, larger rooms offer the option of an additional bed.
Experience the unparalleled beauty and serenity of Le Cercle de Malines, where old-world charm meets contemporary elegance.
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Directions
To reach the guesthouse, take exit "CALAIS St Pierre" on Highway A16, then continue towards "Center Town". The guesthouse is located near the theater.
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Prices
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Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Calais Lighthouse: Located at the entrance of the harbor, this historic lighthouse offers panoramic views of the city and the English Channel. Visitors can climb to the top for a stunning view of the coastline.
- Calais Beach: Just a short walk from rue de Malines, Calais Beach is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. Enjoy a relaxing stroll along the sandy shore, take a dip in the sea, or simply soak up the sun.
- Calais Town Hall: Situated in the heart of Calais, the Town Hall is a remarkable architectural gem. Admire its beautiful façade and explore the grand interior, including the council chambers and ornate reception rooms.
- Calais Lace Museum: Delve into the rich lace-making heritage of Calais at this museum. Learn about the history, techniques, and significance of lace production through intricate displays and interactive exhibits.
- Calais War Museum: Discover the city's role in World War II at this museum dedicated to the history of the war and the Dunkirk evacuation. Exhibits include artifacts, photographs, and personal stories from the era.
- Notre-Dame Church: This imposing Gothic-style church is a prominent landmark in Calais. Admire the impressive architecture, intricate stained glass windows, and the tranquil atmosphere inside.
- Les Six Bourgeois: A group of six statues representing the bourgeois of Calais, created by the famous sculptor Auguste Rodin. These statues commemorate a historical event and are located in the city center.
- Fort Risban: Explore the remains of this 16th-century coastal fortification, which played a significant role in Calais' defense. Enjoy picturesque views of the coastline from the fort's elevated position.
- Calais International City of Lace and Fashion: This contemporary cultural center celebrates Calais' lace-making heritage and showcases the latest fashion trends. It offers exhibitions, workshops, and fashion shows. 10. The Burghers' Wine Cellar: Discover the hidden underground tunnels where wine was stored during the medieval period. Take a guided tour through this unique cellar and learn about Calais' wine history. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from historical landmarks to cultural institutions, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the charm and history of Calais.