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You’re not alone if you sometimes get sick of the sight of your own four walls, so it can be good to remind yourself from time to time how restorative a simple change of scenery can be - even if that somewhere is close to home. If that’s where you’re at, why not push the staycation boundaries just one small step further by crossing the Channel and driving an easy 50 minutes on from Calais to a gorgeous rural retreat near the coast of Northern France. With its New England style décor, a bounteous French breakfast - and both coast and country on your doorstep - nothing’s going to press your reset button quite like a romantic weekend break at boutique B&B with pool and spa Le-Clos-du-Miroir, a truly exceptional place to stay near Le Touquet.
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7590 €1 night(s)2 guests
Deal includes
- 1 night at Clos du Miroir B&B for 2 people
- Breakfast for 2 people either served in the main house or - weather permitting - on the outdoor terrace
- Full access to the heated indoor pool and hot tub (Pool open from 1st April until 12th November). Towels provided
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Coast and countryside collide here at Le Clos du Miroir boutique B&B near Le Touquet in Northern France. Surrounded by gently rolling hills and with the sea close by, you...
Insiders Tips
Get in touch with the locals! They live on site and know how to make the most of your stay. They'll be happy to answer your questions and help you build a tailor-made, off the beaten path itinerary.
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