B&B Hotel Dunkerque Centre Gare Reviews

The hotel is clean and big and very tidy.

Clean and friendly stuff i want to book here next time very nice breskfast and its near in the train station you can walk walk near the sea

Good location in front of the station. Clean. The main problem is the noise of the beds due to the wooden structure (maybe old ?). Rooms quite small but OK. Internet system not so stable

Thanks to Camelia and her colleagues, each more charming and helpful than the other.

Very good room, clean, comfortable bed, practical bathroom, useful information in the hotel and friendly staff. Well located, close to all amenities. Quiet in general. Very convenient hotel ++ However, we were disturbed by someone knocking on our door twice in the night for no reason... and without excuse. We didn't really understand. I recommend ++, I will return without worries!

Everything was perfect. Reception, room, cleaning, breakfast. Thank you to all the welcoming and warm staff. We'll come back. Excellent value. Thanks again.

In general we were satisfied, but in the bathroom we noticed mold, which shocked us a little. For the location it was perfect, and we had a pleasant stay 😊

Good value for money

酒店交通便利，門票的公交車站可以去很多地方，早餐一般，不是很豐富。

對於雙人房來講，酒店稍顯逼仄。不過勝在服務週到與衛生條件良好，交通也方便，位於交通樞紐正對面。

房間不錯，服務滿意

Awful. Microscopically tiny room. I have seen jail cells that were bigger. The shower was clogged. Toilet did not flush and the seat cover fell off. The sink did not even have space to place toiletries on. Find an American hotel chain and stay there I say.

Budget hotels in France are generally rather grim experiences and this is actually a little bit better. Check-in was a fast and pleasant experience with the girl on reception being friendly and speaking good English after my pretty terrible attempts in French! The rooms are accessed by a keycode which is written on a piece of paper rather than you being given a conventional key or card - don't hit the town too hard and lose it/spill beer on it or let it blow away! There is no air conditioning so you'll probably need to open the window - if you are station side, there will likely be the noise of usual late-night revelry that occurs at stations worldwide. The room was clean as was the linen but the bathroom could have done with seeing a bit of mildew remover and a re-seal. The bed felt like they had done a makeshift repair with some large sheets of MDF rather than putting a proper bed base down so that whilst the mattress was nice, the bed itself clunked a lot - its not the place for romance! There is plenty of parking nearby although the roadworks do make finding the entrances a little challenging. The station car park is free but the entrance is a long way from the hotel and difficult to find the entrance amongst the cones. If you want the ultimate security, the Parking garage centre gare is a multi-storey secure car park which will cost between 8-10 euros a night depending on your arrival and departure time. The stairwells are clean and at night the shutters come down but automatically open when you want to leave. You also can't access the pedestrian doors without a ticket. Motorcyclists or people who have stuff they want to leave in the car might find this useful. It's OK for a night before a morning ferry but nothing more. On Sunday there is also nothing open for breakfast nearby either.

Located next to the train station. Free parking at the train station parking nearby. Small rooms and hard beds. Breakfast buffet that sounds good when presented, but is really pitiful. Scrambled eggs from powder mix, boiled (?) soggy bacon and ”sausages”, hardly eatable. One elevator, ”always” oppupied by hotel service personnel. Stay somewhere else.