The Hotel Cléry sits raised above the magnificent Boulogne countryside, and provides superb accommodation in extremely grandiose surroundings.

Note: Weekend supplements will apply - please ask for details.

Built in 1766, the chateau was General Berthier's residence when Napoleon laid siege to Boulogne. The outstanding example of 18th century architecture sits amid 12 acres of stunning countryside, and now offers excellent hospitality to visitors, whether golfers or not.

The 27 bedrooms retain the charm and character of the chateau's early days, but have now been modernized with the requisite amenities to ensure the convenience. For something intimate and intriguing, the Hotel Cléry is a fascinating choice for an escape to the popular coastline South of Calais.

The hotel has the added bonus of a well-equipped health club, which includes a fitness suite and a sauna.

La Matelote is one of Boulogne's top dining rooms, a Michelin-starred restaurant specialising in innovative seafood dishes.