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Address:
Anne-Sophie Bisschop12, rue de Malines
Calais
62100
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Located in the heart of Calais town, just a stone's throw away from the theater, Le Cercle de Malines invites you to experience the elegance of a former lace making residence. Originally built in 1884 and meticulously renovated in 2007 to mirror its original construction, this sophisticated establishment offers a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary decor, creating an ambiance of tranquility and serenity.The lounge area boasts plush armchairs, comfortable sofas, and a cozy fireplace. Adorned with 19th century decorations and corresponding art exhibitions, including paintings, sculptures, and photographs, the lounge exudes an air of timeless charm. Additionally, guests can enjoy the billiard room, complete with a 19th century French billiard table, or relax in the breakfast room, featuring contemporary furnishings and original creations inspired by Calais lace making.
Outside, a charming garden beckons, while inside, each room has been thoughtfully refurbished in a refined style influenced by our travels, preserving the essence of the place and era. All rooms are equipped with private bathrooms, complete with showers and some with thermal baths, as well as toilets and hairdryers. A courtesy tray with a selection of tea, herbal teas, and coffee is provided, along with a comfortable lounge corner and complimentary internet access via WIFI. For larger rooms, an additional bed option is available.
Furthermore, Le Cercle de Malines gladly welcomes pets, ensuring that every guest feels truly at home.
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Directions
To get to the guesthouse, take exit "CALAIS St Pierre" on Highway A16 and continue towards "Center Town". The guesthouse is conveniently located near the theater.
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Prices
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Credit cards accepted
Animals Allowed
Attractions
- The Calais Lighthouse: Located on the Calais seafront, the lighthouse offers panoramic views of the city and the English Channel. It is a historic landmark and a popular spot for photography.
- Calais Beach: The sandy beaches of Calais are perfect for a leisurely stroll or sunbathing. Visitors can relax by the sea, enjoy water sports, or indulge in a picnic while taking in the beautiful views.
- The Burghers of Calais: A famous sculpture by Auguste Rodin, depicting six prominent citizens of Calais during the Hundred Years' War. The statue stands in front of Calais Town Hall and is a significant symbol of the city's history.
- Calais Town Hall: This impressive building dates back to the 20th century and showcases beautiful Flemish architecture. Visitors can admire the grand facade and explore the interior, which often hosts art exhibitions and cultural events.
- The Calais Lace Museum: Celebrating the city's rich lace-making history, this museum displays a fascinating collection of lace artifacts, including intricate lacework, tools, and machinery. Visitors can learn about the traditional craft and its significance in Calais.
- The Calais Fine Arts Museum: Housed in a former mansion, this museum features a diverse collection of art from different periods, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts. It offers a comprehensive overview of European art history.
- The Calais International City of Lace and Fashion: A modern museum dedicated to the lace and fashion industry. It showcases the evolution of lace production, contemporary fashion exhibits, and hosts temporary exhibitions highlighting the work of renowned designers.
- The Second World War Museum: Located in nearby Ambleteuse, this museum provides insights into the local impact of World War II. It exhibits artifacts, photographs, and documents related to the war period, including the German V2 rocket launch site.
- The Cap Blanc-Nez: A picturesque cliff located approximately 20 kilometers from Calais. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking coastal views, go for hikes, or simply relax in the peaceful surroundings. 10. The Cité Europe Shopping Center: Situated just outside Calais, this large shopping complex offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. It is a popular destination for shopping enthusiasts and families looking for leisure activities.