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	Boulogne

There's plenty of atmosphere in France's premier fishing port - from the colourful bustle of the quayside to the peaceful cobbled streets of The Old Hauteville. Time slows down as you wander through the old town which is dominated by the magnificent basilica of Notre Dame with an 11th Century crypt, and, refurbished 13th Century castle with its important, provincial museum. There are excellent shops, hypermarkets and a grand variety of restaurants, which take pride in offering an excellent array of fresh local seafood. Not forgetting the open market on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. Also there is the incredible Nausicaa Centre, the largest European complex dedicated to the knowledge of the sea. Young and old alike will be fascinated by sea life as never seen before and the challenge of tickling an elusive Ray.

Valid 1 April - 31 October 2002
Prices include hotel accommodation with continental breakfast (unless otherwise stated) and are based on a minimum of 2 people plus car, travelling via Dover to Calais or Dover to Ostend.
Newhaven to Dieppe, travel supplement applies, details available upon request.
Child prices available on request.

Ibis Boulogne | Boulogne

On the banks of the Liane overlooking the park stands one of Boulogne's Ibis hotels, a mere 5 minute walk from the town centre. This modern hotel offers comfortable rooms, a restaurant where you can enjoy simple but varied cooking, a bar which stocks an international selection of beers and is ideally situated for exploring Boulogne. The reception is open 24 hours a day and the extensive buffet breakfast will set you up for the day. The restaurant is closed Saturday and Sunday lunchtime.
Alternatively, you can stay at the Ibis Vielle Ville which faces the old town and imposing Castle. It offers 49 recently renovated bedrooms, an attractive bar and private parking which is payable direct to the Hotel. The Hotel does not have a restaurant.

		2 Guests	3 Guests	4 Guests

1 Night	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£83	£69	£59
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£94	£76	£65
2 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£106	£92	£83
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£117	£99	£89
3 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£131	£116	£108
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£142	£124	£113

Single supplement £18 per person per night.

Hotel De La Matelote | Boulogne

The Hotel de la Matelote is a lovely new hotel which has been tastefully furnished and decorated. All bedrooms are comfortable and well equipped with either bath or shower room en suite. The hotel is situated facing the sea, almost opposite Boulogne's famous sea-life centre Nausica. There is a breakfast room and the excellent Le Matelote restaurant is next door.

		2 Guests	3 Guests	4 Guests

1 Night	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£110	£95	£85
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£123	£103	£92
2 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£158	£143	£133
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£169	£149	£138
3 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£206	£190	£180
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£217	£197	£186

Single supplement £41 per person per night.
Town Tax 1€ per person per day.

Hotel Clery | Boulogne

Comfortable bedrooms, a quiet lounge with a large open fire, peace and tranquillity are all standards at the three star Hotel Cléry. In its verdant setting, a short drive from Boulogne and the Opal Coast, this lovely house offers a variety of accommodation. All bedrooms are en-suite with either shower or bath and are situated in the house or in the quaint conversion across the courtyard. The restaurant is open Monday to Saturday and serves simple, fresh French cuisine.

		2 Guests	3 Guests	4 Guests

1 Night	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£99	£85	£75
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£117	£98	£87
2 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£137	£121	£113
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£160	£140	£129
3 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£175	£159	£150
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£204	£184	£173

Single supplement £37 per person per night.
Superior Room supplement £22 per room per night.

Montreuil

Les Hauts de Montreuil | Boulogne

This historical 3-star hotel is situated in the 17th Century fortified town of Montreuil, which also has one of the finest Gothic churches in the Pas-de-Calais. All rooms are comfortable and well equipped with private facilities, television and telephone and the majority are situated in the new wing across the courtyard. The hotel is renowned for its gargantuan breakfast - an experience not to be missed. The main building is full of character and houses the excellent restaurant, private bar and 16th Century cellar, where a wide choice of old and rare vintage wines is available. There is also a cheese cellar where fresh farm cheeses are matured.

		2 Guests	3 Guests	4 Guests

1 Night	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£91	£76	£67
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£101	£82	£72
2 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£121	£106	£97
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£131	£112	£102
3 Nights	1 Apr - 30 Jun 2002	£153	£138	£129
	1 Jul - 1 Sept 2002	£163	£144	£134

Single supplement £25 per person per night.
Supplement for room with bath £6 per room per night
Town Tax 0.5€ per person payable locally.
Car parking 8€ per night, payable direct to hotel.