We stayed for the second time in Les Tourelles. There are some great things about the hotel: -magnificent view from the outside: authentic, colourfull -cosy and familiar bar -children are welcome -a big sleeping place for all the kids (up to 16 kids!) -a wonderfull location Some disappointments: -quality of the restaurant, the food in general could be better -the... More

This hotel has a lot of history behind it. Having been built over 100 years ago to attract royal visitors it has a certain amount of style. Beautifully restored and delicately upgraded as regards bathrooms, showers etc. you have to expect that some of the rooms are small, most rooms have kept their original shape but have been refurnished and... More

As a destination for an early fall, weekend, Les Tourelles seems to live up, perfectly, to the hotel guests' expectations for a cosy, relaxing time. Perched at the tip of the small, fairly unsignificant seaside hamlet of Le Crotoy, Les Tourelles overlooks the tides of the unique Baie de la Somme. Just a few steps from the water, you can... More

Over the years, we have visited this part of France many times. Le Crotoy is a fascinating, picturesque and typical French small coastal town. We have had lunch at Les Tourelles on several occasions - this has been excellent; good menu, good food, good service. From time-to-time, we like to spend christmas or new year in northern France - a... More

We were intrigued after reading the mixed reviews here on Tripadvisor, so we popped in for an aperitif at midday on our way back to our rented apartment. The lounge bar area was large and welcoming, being decorated with taste that went well with the feeling of the building. There were quite a few staff around, but then realised it... More

I've been here before a few times but this time it was with my family including our grandson of 17 months. It could not have been a better choice. The lounge-bar area is perfect for a small child to wander round and explore if the weather is bad (as it was much of the time on this trip). We had... More

I have stayed here several times and really like the hotel but I have to say that after a recent meal in the restaurant I can only report that at €34 it was not at all worth the money. The starter was a 'gateau' of smoked salmon and olive tapenade which was most peculiar and not appetising at all. The... More

We called in whilst travelling through northern France one Friday lunchtime and they only had one room left out of 35. Whilst the room was small and at the back overlooking the garden and village it was very nice and clean. Service was excellent with very friendly and helpful staff. Hotel does have restaurant, which looked fairly full on Friday... More

I've been reading the reviews here and must laugh at the variety, from "crap" to "superb". I have stayed here on several occasions and feel that this hotel is the current incarnation of l'Hotel de la Plage in Les Vacances de M Hulot, the 1953 Jaques Tati film. It's a wonderful place in its way. The bar is often full... More