ibis Calais Car Ferry Hotel 3 stars

Comfortable, ample parking, well served by trained staff

The team are always helpful, rooms are acceptable for the pricing and location good for ferries and shopping. Parking well lit. The main problem is that more than half the listed TV channels (on the in room guide) are either encrypted or just not available. Not an issue normally but if you spend time in the room, you may want to go the the styles who have a better selection, including UK channels. This particular trip also involved some noisy night time antics going on in other rooms, so sleep was hard to come by, not something the hotel can control unfortunately.

Late booking required due to last minute COVID rule change. Friendly and accommodating staff, decent breakfast BUT small and tired room with really poor sound proofing meant that everything (and I mean everything!!) which was going on next door could be heard embarrassingly clearly.

good booking system , friendly efficient staff , basic hotel but clean and comfortable . they do need tea and coffee making facilities int he rooms though as in all Uk hotels

Clean, good value, good location, good food, friendly staff. What more do you need?

We keep coming back. This hotel is great to arrive at after a long drive or ferry trip. The staff are always friendly and it’s a good place to relax. The rooms are always clean and comfortable and have all that’s needed.

This hotel is a great budget hotel in a great location for ferry and tunnel travel. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and strict Covid prr were in place. Would definitely use again if travelling too and from France.

Very good service and attentive staff ,prompt to help with your needs.i like this hotel. Thank you

easy checkin/out. room basic but clean. friendly staff

FRIENDLY staff , smooth check in good adherence to COVID guidelines , however, this hotel is seriously in need of updating , room was clean but tired with worn fixtures and decor. Carpets faded and worn quite depressing really . Rated 7 because of the above negative comments .

On the outskirts of the town, so a bit off a walk to the restaurants etc, standard ibis, The rooms are a bit small, first room given smelt of heavily of tobacco, so I asked for change and the staff obliged. this caused us to look for a smoke alarm in the room and couldn't see one? Thought these were required by legislation? maybe not in France. Breakfast OK, but I like toe potato omelet that you always use to get in and Ibis in France, so was disappointed this was missing, apart from that regular and adequate selection fruit, meat and cheese.

If hotels are to allow dogs they must ensure that they are put somewhere that their barking does not disturb guests throughout the night. Apart from this the room is adequate if rather small. I did not sample the restaurant.

this hotel is excellent to stay in if you are getting the ferry or tunnel. I also like that food is available all the time, there is also somewhere to sit in the evening. The room was spacious and the bed very comfortable, also a nice large shower. The staff were friendly.

Really friendly and helpful staff even though they had a coach load in and were clearly trying to accommodate everyone`s meals etc the new bar area was adequate to eat in and a pleasant change as have always eaten in the dinning area

I've stayed many times at this hotel over the years. I once described it as rusticity at its finest. Not any more. To be fair the breakfast is always good. The rooms are looking tired and the cleaners do well to present them. The renovations and changes to reception and dining room have resulted in a loss of character. The change in menu is a disaster- so little to choose from. Guests have usually travelled a long way and are weary on arrival. A decent meal is always welcome. The choice is now rubbish! I had a second rate burger costing over 12 euros. Never again! What a pity this one time gem has lost its rusticity and charm.