Find Pet-friendly Hotels in Nord-Pas-de-Calais

"Bar was good. I didn’t have breakfast."

"I chose this location as my last stop on a trip round Europe on a motorbike. Check in was very easy and instructions to find my room were easy to follow. The blocks of accommodation are separate and aren’t linked so you have to exit one to get to another, ie reception. I paid to park underground, (€7) but realised later in quite times I could have ridden up the foot ramp and parked between blocks with ease. The rooms feel like student accommodation for the nearby uni, so they really are self sufficient. You could easily cook for yourself in them with goods from any of the nearby supermarkets. There is even a little pack that gives you washing liquid, a scrubber and a clever drying cloth. The fridge was cold, heating hot and bed comfortable…..everything you need. Would defo use again."

"Crisp white sheets and plenty of space in comfortable space. Handy kitchenette a bonus Couldn't fault it for the price, would stay again when breaking a journey in Lille."

"Lovely hotel , right on the grande place with parking underneath albeit 😳28€ for 24hrs. Safe and secure though with decent access. Warm friendly welcome , a beautiful room with super comfy bed. Would happily revisit anytime. Thanks "

"Friendly staff, excellent choice at breakfast, lovely connecting rooms - one double and one twin. Close to Le Shuttle. Would definitely stay again."

" Good travel hotel"

"Lovely quirky little hotel. Really nice staff. Delicious breakfast and super comfy bed. What more could you ask? Well it also has a superb location- thought our room overlooking the train station would be noisy, but couldn’t hear any street noise. Smallest lift I’ve ever seen - hilarious. Lovely warm shower and great occitane products. Would return without hesitation."

"The pillows smelt like body odor and the staff was not friendly. Breakfast was super poor quality and not nutritious "

"Perfect hotel, perfect location. Breakfast had good selection. Car park was safe leaving the car."