Le Cap d'Opale

Stayed for one night, after crossing the tunnel from the UK. Arrived at 8.30pm, check-in was relatively simple at the bar as after reception opening hours. Only the receptionist (at reception) spoke english though so there was a language barrier elsewhere. Room was aet over 2 floors. Rooms are all accessed from outside. On ground foor there's a hall, WC, showerroom, and bedrooom with 2 beds (able to be pushed together. From the hall, there is a staircase to a mezzanine with 3 beds upstairs. Overall a good setup for us as the 3 kids slept upstairs. Left at 8am so didnt experience the rest of the place (restaurant/pool/etc) but a good stop over for our fanily of 5..!

Just home from having spent 2 nights here on a school trip. This accommodation was perfect for such a visit. The rooms were clean and more than suitable, the basket ball courts and outdoor space were great and the food (breakfast, packed lunch and evening meal) were some of the best I have had on a school visit. Plenty of choice! The manager was very kind, professional and accommodating, as were all of the staff. We had a lovely stay and would come back again. Merci beaucoup!

The food was not good at all but the rooms were clean and big but my friends room had beg1 bugs in it the ho1t1el has a good view the hotel rooms are nice as they are two story's large garden and nice playground and basketball court

We stayed here after having previously stayed here a couple of times before over the last few years. We knew what to expect from the accommodation, which was fine for us for one night - however… After checking in (yep it really is a silly late check in) we headed to the pool to relax. Full of families and children splashing and dive bombing into the pool we tried to go in the “jacuzzi” - it genuinely is no bigger than a lazy spa you’d have in the garden (and I doubt even as powerful) and cannot fit comfortably more than 1 person but even then you can’t actually put your legs out and relax (unless you’re under 5ft) Hey ho, it’s a night away so you just enjoy……. But alas! No, no you can’t! After going to the “bar” and looking through the drinks menu and feeling surprised that no bottles of wine / carafe’s etc were available as per previous occasions we thought never mind, and politely trying to enquire if it was possible. The VERY rude manageress informed us that they are “NOT A HOTEL” the consensus was we’ll just order 2 rounds each time given the €1.50 per glass price tag (approx 120ml glass) Having fun, and enjoying our down time, it just kept getting better…. - firstly imagine our surprise when the second round resulted in the “barman” disappearing for 5 minutes and coming back with his baguette in his mouth whilst finishing pouring drinks. - even better the next time when he informed us that this was the last drinks he would serve us as the manager had told him “no more, they are liability” Never have my best friend and I ever felt like characters from Pretty Woman! - we had wine in the car we were taking home but thought we’d spend our euro’s supporting the business and relaxing but NO! Our money was no good there! And the kicker was it wasn’t even 9pm French time at this point! And aside from 2 women having a cup of coffee the place was empty!! So, even though this room (found on *********** & **********) wasn’t a hotel room, didn’t have ANY amenities to make your own food etc we ended up going back to our room to drink our own brought alcohol and play cards whilst people played tennis games on the courts in the dark! Any British people will be aware of Pontins and their standards - this is worse so I would certainly exercise caution if you choose to book! Oh - the final thing to note is there’s no such thing as a double bed. All beds are single, with a bedside table in between and the itchiest, scratchiest and cheapest bed linen you could imagine - if Poundland sold bedding it would be nicer.

We have stayed at this hotel 3 times previously but sad to say we will not be returning. Rooms are old and tired; beds uncomfortable but bathroom clean and tidy. Pool is very small for the size of the resort. The 'bar' is very inadequately stocked; cannot buy a bottle of wine and they also had no cognac; which seems strange for France! Didnt stay for breakfast as just wanted to get out after a rubbish night sleep.

Very nice