ibis Dunkerque Centre

I've stayed at the Ibis at Boulogne and this hotel is much the same. Centrally located and clean with friendly, helpful staff. The breakfast costs around 8 euros but is well worth it. The rooms are cosy but clean and well maintained. My only complaint would be the heat of the room on the first night - with the windows open you hear all the traffic outside but bring ear plugs and you'll be fine! I'd definately use this hotel again.

This is a lovely, lively little hotel with fantastic staff (especially the friendly cleaners who left the room immaculate - stayed for 3 nights), the rooms are basic, but adequate, the breakfast was excellent ('though if I'm being picky would have liked a boiled egg!) and beautifully presented and served by a delightful waitress. All in all we really enjoyed our stayed.

This was a good hotel. My partner and I only stayed for one night. The room was clean and tidy. The reception was open 24hrs and the staff were friendly and helpful. The only issue was that you could hear other people moving about in their rooms. The walls were pretty thin. Apart from that it was perfect for the night.

I'm a native of Dunkerque and leaved there for 20+ years.This hotel is close to the port, downtown and the university. If you are looking for a location to the beach then it is not the best unless you have the car or do not mind taking the bus. This hotel offers the strict minimum which is a bed and a bathroom. Our room was cleaned and we checked for bedbugs and we did not find any. Our room was noisy and I suspect it was due to the fact that we were on the same floor as cleaning and maintenance. I would recommend it for a short stay but not a long unless you do not mind leaving in a dorm like room. if you wish to go out at night, then I would recommend you go hang out on the beach of Malo-les-Bains where you will find many bars and restaurants !

Arriving in Dunkerque after midnight on the ferry, the ability to park in a locked and secure car-park and have immediate access to the room (done via automated machine) was excellent. The automated checkin was streamlined and problem free (and easy to follow - even my grandmother could do it with ease). The room, while basic, had a comfortable bed, (small) ensuite, along with wifi and a TV. The room sleeps 3, (a double bed with a single bunk above) and for a stop-over when travelling ideal. You would not however stay here for your long summer vacation!!! The breakfast was good - a variety of breads, toast and pastries along with cereal, fruit, yoghurt and cheeses. The coffee was excellent and served with warm milk. Staff in the morning very pleasant and by 9 am we were on our way after a good nights rest.

We stayed twice on the outward and return legs to and from Stuttgart. Parking is available free on the streets nearby. (We could see our car from our window.) The room was clean and quiet, the bed comfortable and the bathroom clean. We ate in the restaurant for the buffet breakfast and dinner, and were very satisfied. The hotel is easy to find near the inner harbour and convenient for the town centre and local bars and bistros. Leaving town for the motorway is comparatively straightforward. If I had one (minor) adverse comment it would be that the room is too minimalist for my taste,

The IBIS was pretty much what I expected for a hotel of this rating. The only problem we had was that our room was too hot and we had no opening window and could not turn down the heating. My sister stayed in a room on the frontside of the hotel and was able to open a window but found it was a noisy street later in the evening. We had no trouble with noise where our room was located. Best thing was the great water pressure in the shower! A good place to stay before catching the ferry!

The welcome to the hotel was poor. The night porter was rude, arrogant and unhelpful. The room was tired and the bathroom needed redecorating. Parking was not offered. I would not recommend this hotel.

Exactly as expected, clean, comfortable and quiet. We were more than satisfied with what we got for the price. Don't park on the red area on the road outside but you can park at the side of the road - its free. Can't say a lot about the town - we walked to Au Petit Pierre restaurant (throroughly reccomended) and on the way back at around 9:30pm only saw about a dozen people - it was so quiet Dunkirk must have been closed!

A basic hotel just outside the town centre. Very limited restaurants nearby but there is a small restaurant in the hotel. We decided to eat in the hotel and the food was barely adequate despite being on the pricey side for what we got. My wife's rissotto de mare and salmon consisted of rissotto rice, a small piece of salmon and one mussel! Breakfast was OK and included in our tariff. The hotel has a small underground garage with very limited parking - the access ramp is very tight and you need to be good at three point turns to negotiate your way back out. I'm good at three point turns on roads but it took me about 7 turns to get me round in this garage. That being said it did provide secure overnight parking. We occupied one of the four disabled rooms on the ground floor so our room was a good size. The downside was that our only window looked out onto the blank end wall of an adjacent building. We therefore had no view from our room and our outlook was of weeds and rubbish. I don't know what the other rooms are like. The en-suite was actually a large wetroom but, surprisingly, there were no handrails anywhere in the en-suite even around the toilet. My wife and myself are fully mobility so we don't know if this could be a problem. The hotel is almost next door to the town maritime museum.