HÔTEL LA MEUNERIE
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In a cosy and friendly environment La Meunerie Hotel Restaurant will seduce you with its style of luxury and comfort. Being close to their clients Mr and Mrs Caudron will greet you and do their utmost to make your stay as pleasant as possible.
Superb hotel with 9 rooms including one Suite, half and full board.
PRICES
Double room : from 90 to 138 euros
Room with two beds : from 106 to 138 euros
Suite : 218 euros
SUGGESTIONS
CIRCUIT N°1 : DE VAUBAN AUX ISLANDAIS
From 3 to 9 km of maritime heritage and historical patrimony...
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Call at Dunkirk - Tall ships festival.
From 30th May to 2 June 2013, a huge fleet of historical vessels dock at the port of Dunkirk. This event promises to be one of the highlights of Dunkirk 2013 Regional Capital of Culture.
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OPENING TIMES
FACILITIES AND SERVICES
Equipments and facilities
Bar, Restaurant, Private garaging, Private parking
Television
Number of rooms : 9
Languages spoken
English
SUGGESTIONS
LES 3 BRASSEURS
The "3 brasseurs" restaurant specializes in home-brewed beers and serves Alsatian specialities in an original decor.
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Charm and gastronomy week-end
Be seduced by this delicious weekend matching the colors of the Opal Coast. Gravelines, "the star of Vauban", will accompany you back in its past, in its history!
CONTACT
Phone : 03 28 26 14 30
Fax : 03 28 26 17 32
contact@lameunerie.fr
http://www.lameunerie.fr
ADDRESS
HÔTEL LA MEUNERIE
174/176 rue des pierres
59229
TETEGHEM
À PROXIMITÉ
Close to a motorway
In town
In the countryside
SUGGESTIONS
LA MEUNERIE
The Meunerie is a new type of restaurant where you can discover new dishes (food dish and wine combinations, gourmet meals, concentration of experts) put together by a team of experts.
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Golf and French Gourmet weekend
Enjoy the French way of life at only a stone's throw away from Britain. Whatever you may think of the French, they know what living the good life, or "savoir vivre" as they call it, means.
