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Contact Details:
Address:
Caroline Vitse14, Rue du Communal
Muncq Nieurlet
62890
Reviews:
1 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €70Telephone:
0321127714Mobile:
0685658765Description:
Description for B&B:
In order to pursue our passion, we have carefully selected names for each of our rooms.First, we have "The Iberian," a room designed to evoke the vibrant colors and warm atmosphere of Spain and Portugal. Here, you can bask in the sun-like hues, enjoy delightful scents, and experience the inviting warmth.
Next, we offer "The Baroque," a room adorned in opulent gold and brown tones, keeping up with the latest trends in interior design.
Lastly, we have "The Classic," where traditional blue gingham patterns find no place, creating a timeless and elegant space.
All our rooms are ideally suited for two guests, and we are happy to provide a baby cot at no additional cost. If needed, we can also accommodate a third person with a single bed (please refer to our pricing details).
Conveniently located on the ground floor, our rooms offer breathtaking views of the surrounding lush hills and beautiful woodland scenery.
Each room is equipped with a comfortable 160 x 200 latex mattress, a small table, and two seats for your convenience. Additionally, you will find private showers with sizes of 90 x 90 and 120 x 81, as well as a private toilet and sink.
Come and experience the perfect blend of comfort, style, and natural beauty in our thoughtfully designed rooms.
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Appréciations pour Aux Traits Enchantes, Muncq Nieurlet:
Nuit au calme à la campagne
Nous avons séjourné pour une nuit aux traits enchantés. Tout était parfait, chambre spacieuse, douche avec nécessaire de toilette et WC séparé. Literie très confortable. Caroline nous a superbement accueilli et nous a fait visité les chambres. Le petit déjeuner très copieux (jus fruit frais, fruits, croissant, pain au chocolat, baguettes, confitures maison). Un moment convivial que nous avons partagé avec Caroline. Chambre d'hôtes qui vaut le détour. Si vous avez l'occasion, arrêtez vous dans ce village où vous serez accueillis chaleureusement
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Attractions
- Le Touquet-Paris-Plage (22 km): A popular coastal town known for its beautiful sandy beaches, charming architecture, and vibrant nightlife. Visitors can enjoy water sports, explore the lively town center, and dine at the numerous restaurants offering delicious seafood.
- Saint-Omer (16 km): This historic town is famous for its well-preserved medieval architecture and picturesque canals. Attractions include the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the ruins of Saint-Bertin Abbey, and the Jardin Public, a lovely public garden perfect for a leisurely stroll.
- La Coupole - History and Remembrance Center (18 km): Situated in Helfaut, this former World War II bunker now serves as a museum and memorial. It provides insights into the German V-2 rocket program and the impact of war on the region, featuring exhibits, multimedia presentations, and an immersive 3D planetarium.
- Blockhaus d'Éperlecques (25 km): Another significant World War II site, this massive concrete bunker was constructed as a launching base for V-2 rockets. Now a museum, it offers guided tours that take visitors through the underground complex, showcasing the history and technology of the site.
- Marais Audomarois (25 km): A unique marshland region, also known as the Audomarois Marshes, offering stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife. Visitors can take boat tours through the canals, spot various bird species, and learn about the traditional marshland farming techniques.
- Agincourt Battlefield (14 km): History enthusiasts may be interested in visiting the site of the famous Battle of Agincourt, which took place in 1415 during the Hundred Years' War. The battlefield offers a tranquil setting for reflection and features informational panels detailing the historical significance of the battle.
- Musée de la Dentelle de Calais (28 km): Located in Calais, this museum showcases the art of lace-making, a traditional craft for which the city is renowned. Visitors can learn about the intricate techniques, view stunning lace displays, and even try their hand at lace-making.
- Dunkirk (38 km): Known for its role in World War II evacuation, Dunkirk offers a mix of history and seaside charm. Visitors can explore the Dunkirk War Museum, stroll along the beach promenade, and visit the beautiful Dunkirk Belfry, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Watten (19 km): This small village is home to Watten Castle, a well-preserved medieval fortress surrounded by a moat. Visitors can tour the castle grounds, admire the architecture, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance. 10. Bergues (33 km): Famous for its picturesque medieval walls and charming Flemish architecture, Bergues is a delightful town to explore. Visitors can walk along the ramparts, visit the impressive Saint-Martin Church, and experience the local culture and cuisine.