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- Luxury B&B in Abbeville France near sea, incl dinner and spa
Are you crossing to Calais and heading onwards via the A16 motorway? Looking for somewhere to spend the night that delivers both luxury and convenience? Well, a stay at ‘Les Myrrhophores’ bed and breakfast in Abbeville certainly hits the spot, not least because Calais to Abbeville is an easy 70-minute drive.
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179210 €1 night(s)2 guests
Deal includes
- 1 night for 2 people in a double room (the Princesse Louise room, the Belle de Crécy room or the Thisbé room)
- Breakfast for 2 people with a selection of sweet and savoury home made products
- 1 hour's use of the wellness facilities (indoor hot-tub and sauna)
- Use of the outdoor heated pool (open from June to mid September)
- A gastro-dining experience for 2 (drinks not included)
- A half bottle of champagne.
- Welcome tray in your room (coffee and organic teas)
- Use of 2 bikes for 1 day
- Safety measures in place, in light of Covid 19:
- Hygiene measures on arrival and departure
- Breakfast served in rooms if required
- Dinner served on separate tables in the dining room
- Rooms are fully disinfected (including all frequent touch surfaces)
- Internal and external areas of the B&B are fully disinfected
- Bedding and towels are washed at a high temperature
- Spa and sauna are fully disinfected and water chemically treated
- The B&B is fully ventilated
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I would be happy to welcome you to my home at Les Myrrhophores, to share with you my love of this area, to give you advice in your choice of walks, to help you discover...
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.
Stopover and visit the Jardin de Valloires
Stop off on route at the Jardins de Valloires which is close to the A16, just an hour from Calais. The stunning gardens are well worth stopping for, with their rosary which housed the Rose of Picardy (created by David Austin after the romantic war time ballad The Roses are Blooming in Picardy). There is also a huge range of decorative plants, flower filled avenues with stunning views, orchards etc etc. The restaurant is a must, with the chef creating a new menu every days based on whats available in the gardens!