We stayed overnight before going to a wine fair in Lille. It's a large building and slightly lacking in warmth but the staff are helpful and rooms are well appointed and clean. Our group of 6 were all very pleased with the restaurant, the service was very efficient and the cooking excellent. The wine list was extensive and looked expensive but our selection of premier cru Chablis and Bandol proved to be really top wines and compared very favourably with other restaurants and hotels where such prices do not always guarantee a good wine. After dinner coffee and digestifs were taken in the bar and that also proved to be a great experience with an entertaining bar steward.
Next time we need a hotel fairly close to Calais we'll definitely go again not expecting a low cost but prepared to pay a fair amount for a superb dining experience. We had taken advantage of low rates for non-refundable advanced booking which worked well for us, not so good, obviously, if you have to change your plans at the last minute. The receptionist told us that for warm summer evenings the restaurant serves outside on the terrace. We might time our next trip to try that.

Just returned from a two night break, Hotel was excellent, room was big and very comfortable. Dined in the hotel on the first night, food and service excellent. Only down side is that it on the expensive side, two G & T 22 euros.

Stopped in for two nights en route from CH to UK over Remembrance Sunday and visited war museums etc.

Hotel staff were very friendly and accommodating, esp considering we were travelling with dogs, child and 2 weeks luggage...

Lovely room, great food - we ate in the two less posh restaurants, which were more than adequate and also very friendly. The wines list was quite expensive but had some good, reasonably priced offerings from Margaux and St Estephe which may not be the obvious choices for scallops and lobster but it takes all sorts.

Near the Autoroute but not obtrusively, an hour from the ferry and plenty of parking means that this may become our new rest stop when going to and fro.

I went to the restaurant for my 50th birthday with my 4 siblings and we had a really fabulous experience. The only downside was that we could not stay the night as the hotel was full due to a wedding that night. So we booked into another hotel 30 mins away and we drove to La Chartreuse. The dining room Robert II is their fine dining restaurant, it was beautiful and we had a big round table in the middle. Although we ordered 4 courses we actually had around 8 due to all the amuse-bouche they brought us. Every course was delicious and truly outstanding but it was the cheese trolley that was breathtaking. Unfortunately we were so full we cold not take full advantage of the many varieties of cheese on offer (see my photos) but we did force ourselves to try a small portion of a few. The staff are not shy to give you as much cheese as you wish but there's just nowhere to put it after so many fantastic dishes. This is a formal restaurant so please dress up, we were in suits and nice dresses and felt comfortable, the other guests were very elegant and had nice jewellery & shoes. It's a romantic setting too, you could easily fall in love being wined and dined in this restaurant! The only thing is the toilets are downstairs in a kind of celler which was a bit creepy if you go by yourself! FYI the evening worked out about 120GBP each which we considered to be outstanding value considering the setting and the food and wine. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.