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I liked the easy layout of Calais and hotels and nearby shops easy to find. Had to use post office to receive monies from abroad and the locals were incredibly helpful with pointing out the right direction. I didn't like the weather throughout my stay but nobody could help with this. Horrible experience seeing all the refugees camping near the port but we need to be understanding and helpful to them. Unfortunately I couldn't help as I was the one needimg help because of my belongings being lost so couldn't even offer them some snacks.

Calais is too good to just pass through. Well worth a short break, perhaps with Dover to make an interesting split base mini adventure...providing post Brexit and post Covid-19 this is still a valid option. Calais has much to offer, certainly enough for a long w/e. Don't know it well enough to say more than it looks very interesting, lovely buildings and much more to uncover even just withing walking area.

We stay in Calais from Saturday afternoon till Wednesday morning, so let's say 4 days. This length was perfect. We saw/visited every bar and restaurant nearby. Personally, I wouldn't have liked to stay any longer and Sundays/Mondays can be tricky because a lot of bars/restaurants are closed. There is a lot of great things to do nearby. You can take nice walks (beach, fortress, churches, parks and squares). For cocktails, one must go to 'La Reserva' or 'Family Pub'. For good food and wine one must go to 'La Tourello' or 'L'ardoise'. Both really good places with awesome staff, good food and great wine! To hang around on the terrace I would recommend 'Le Chill'. * Parking is for free in most of Calais. ** If you wanna buy cheap wines, go to 'The Calais Wine Superstore'. This place is awesome!!

Breakfast was ok & the room adequate but could have done with a bar of soap for the sink instead of using the one attached to the shower wall all the time. Couldn't use front door & the concierge was there. Also no tray for my breakfast stuff until I asked for one

I was surprised by Calais, I've not stopped to look around before. There are some great restaurants, a large central square with nice bars, some fabulous old buildings and a massive sandy beach. Don't just head to the ferry via the warehouse stop and take a look.

I like Calais, but we always arrive in the evening and usually leave early next morning. We haven’t been to any museums, but arriving early one Sunday a few years ago, we went to a great Meccano exhibition in the city hall. I like sculptures, so we usually go to see M and Mme de Gaulle on the place, Charles and Winston in the park and of course the Rodin.The Coq d’ Or is our favourite restaurant so far.