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Contact Details:
Address:
Patricia Fournier5127a Chemin des Conduits
Bremes Les Ardres
62610
Reviews:
1 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €62Telephone:
03 21 35 65 61Mobile:
06 20 67 45 33Reserve Online
Description:
Description for B&B:
Situated close to the opal coast, in the vicinity of Wissant and The 2 Caps, between Calais and St Omer, lies a charming countryside accommodation offering four comfortable rooms. Each room features its own independent bathroom and toilet, ensuring privacy and convenience. Start your day with a delicious breakfast served in the common room, and enjoy seamless wifi internet access throughout the entire house. Our rooms have been thoughtfully decorated to provide a tranquil and pleasant stay. Additionally, we offer the option of reserving an evening meal for your convenience.Description for Gite
The charming cottage comprises of a spacious 50m² double bedroom, suitable for 2 guests, along with a bathroom and toilet. It also features a well-equipped kitchen and a cozy living area. Additionally, there is a generously-sized and comfortable sofa bed available, capable of accommodating extra individuals.Reviews
Appréciations pour Revedelac, Bremes Les Ardres:
Charme et délicatesse au Revedelac
J'ai passé une nuit, dans le cadre d'une mission professionnelle, dans la chambre Bambou à Revedelac. J'ai été accueillie avec beaucoup de courtoisie et délicatesse, par Patricia. La chambre dispose d'un accès direct sur le jardin, magnifique et aménagé pour se reposer aisément... Au calme et au vert! Le repas était digne d'un hôtel de standing: soigné et raffiné! Et le petit déjeuner parfait! Je ne peux que recommander les chambres de Revedelac pensées pour ravir en tous points ses hôtes! C'est avec grand plaisir que je reviendrai chez Patricia!!
Directions
Directions:
When coming from Paris or Reims on Highway A26, take Exit No. 2 for Nordausques / Ardres / Audruicq and continue towards Ardres / Calais. Upon reaching Ardres, continue straight past the fires and towards Bremes Ardres. About 800m before the exit, turn right before the Ardres Restaurant TAVERN OF ROY and immediately take a left. You will then be on Way Pipe and continue down the street until you reach the old bike portal.
For those heading towards the Tunnel or Boulogne-sur-Mer, take Motorway A16 towards Calais / Dunkerque / Lille / Belgium. Take Exit No. 46 for the center of Calais / St-Omer / Coulogne / Ardres*.
If you are traveling by ferry or heading to Dunkerque, follow A16 towards Boulogne / Tunnel. Take Exit No. 46 for the center of Calais / St-Omer / Coulogne / Ardres*. At the roundabout, take the exit for St-Omer / Coulogne / Attacks / Ardres (D943). Continue through Attacks and cross Pont d'Ardres, then enter Ardres center. At the right lights, turn towards Guines. After 800m, take a right in front of the TAVERN restaurant ABOUT ROY and immediately turn left. After another 500m, you will reach the GITE (old bicycle).
When coming from Paris or Reims on Highway A26, take Exit No. 2 for Nordausques / Ardres / Audruicq and continue towards Ardres / Calais. Upon reaching Ardres, continue straight past the fires and towards Bremes Ardres. About 800m before the exit, turn right before the Ardres Restaurant TAVERN OF ROY and immediately take a left. You will then be on Way Pipe and continue down the street until you reach the old bike portal.
For those heading towards the Tunnel or Boulogne-sur-Mer, take Motorway A16 towards Calais / Dunkerque / Lille / Belgium. Take Exit No. 46 for the center of Calais / St-Omer / Coulogne / Ardres*.
If you are traveling by ferry or heading to Dunkerque, follow A16 towards Boulogne / Tunnel. Take Exit No. 46 for the center of Calais / St-Omer / Coulogne / Ardres*. At the roundabout, take the exit for St-Omer / Coulogne / Attacks / Ardres (D943). Continue through Attacks and cross Pont d'Ardres, then enter Ardres center. At the right lights, turn towards Guines. After 800m, take a right in front of the TAVERN restaurant ABOUT ROY and immediately turn left. After another 500m, you will reach the GITE (old bicycle).
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Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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extra bed | breakfast |
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
4 | 62 | 62 | 350 | 350 | ||||||||||
| Holiday Home | 4 | 75 | 75 | 450 | 450 | ||||||||||
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Attractions
- Ardres Located just a few kilometers from your address, Ardres is a charming town known for its picturesque lake, Lac d'Ardres. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks around the lake, take a boat ride, or simply relax in one of the lakeside cafes. The town also features historical buildings, such as the Church of Saint-Nicolas, and a vibrant market on Thursdays.
- Les Jardins de Sericourt Situated in nearby Sericourt, Les Jardins de Sericourt is a beautiful garden complex that spans over 3 hectares. It offers a variety of themed gardens, including a Japanese garden, a rose garden, a water garden, and more. Visitors can stroll through the immaculately manicured landscapes, enjoy the tranquil atmosphere, and learn about different plant species.
- Blockhaus d'Éperlecques The Blockhaus d'Éperlecques is a massive concrete bunker built by the Germans during World War II. Located in Saint-Omer, it now serves as a museum and memorial site. Visitors can explore the underground tunnels, learn about the history of the site, and witness the remnants of V-2 rockets. It provides a fascinating insight into the region's wartime past.
- La Coupole Another World War II historical site, La Coupole is a former Nazi bunker turned museum. Situated in Helfaut, it offers a comprehensive exhibition on the V-2 rocket program and the impact of the war on Northern France. Visitors can explore the underground tunnels, view multimedia presentations, and even experience a simulated V-2 rocket launch.
- Calais Calais, a major port city, is just a short drive away. Here, you can visit the Calais Lace Museum, which showcases the city's rich lace-making heritage. The iconic Calais Beach and the striking Calais Lighthouse are also worth a visit. Additionally, Calais is known for its shopping opportunities, particularly at the Cité Europe shopping mall and the Channel Outlet Store.
- Saint-Omer Saint-Omer is a historic town with a wealth of architectural gems. The Notre-Dame Cathedral, dating back to the 13th century, is a must-see attraction. The town also boasts beautiful canals, picturesque streets, and a vibrant central square, Place Foch, where locals and visitors gather. The Saint-Omer Public Gardens offer a peaceful green space for relaxation.
- The Audomarois Marshes Located near Saint-Omer, the Audomarois Marshes is a natural reserve recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors can explore the marshland by boat or on foot, observing a rich variety of wildlife and unique flora. The area is famous for its traditional "huttes" (cabins) used by local fishermen and its serene, unspoiled landscapes. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from historical and cultural sites to natural beauty, all within a reasonable distance from your address.