A place where you can really get away from it all without travelling too far from home, the Lodges de Malbrough in Aire-sur-la-Lys are a little paradise for couples in the heart of the countryside just 45 minutes from Calais, within easy reach of the A26. Set on stilts over the water, they’re set in relaxing, serene grounds and feature the ultimate treat – a candle-lit hot tub! You’re also just 30 minutes from the Audomarois marshes of Saint-Omer to explore on foot or by bike or e-bike, and from the romantic Art Deco city of Béthune, while the Belgian town of Ypres is less than an hour away.
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- 1 night for 2 people in the lodge
- Breakfast for 2 people
- 2 hours in the private spa
- Half a bottle of champagne
- Bike loan
- SAFETY MEASURES in place, in light of Covid 19 :
- Mask and gloves will be worn by your host on arrival and on departure
- Antibacterial gel or liquid soap are available in your accomodation
- Breakfasts will be delivered to your room
- The dinner (homemade meal trays) will be delivered to your room or to the garden (optional)
- The accomodation is thoroughly sanitised including all frequent-touch surfaces
- Internal and external communal areas are all thoroughly sanitised
- Towels, household and bed linen are washed at 60°
- The spa is filtered and disinfected between each use
- The accomodation will be ventilated

I invite you to come and take a break from your daily life and relax in my cosy lodges. On this land fought the Duke of Malbrough. If you’re interested I will be happy to...
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The Ring of Remembrance
Close to the battles of Artois, I invite you to take another look at the centenary of the Great War, because in Ablain-Saint-Nazaire, it is no longer a question of nations, allies or enemies. With the ring of Remembrance, one of the greatest memorials in the world, it is 500 sheets of metal on which are engraved, in alphabetical order, without distinction of nationality, rank or religion, the names of 579606 soldiers now combined Forever in a common humanity. Here the quiet seizes the visitor. I recommend you climb the hill on foot, from the parking of the memorial 1418 in Souchez, before entering the ring, it takes 15 minutes before arriving on the plateau and when the night goes down, the impression is even stronger.