Hotel
Campanile Dunkerque Sud - Loon Plage

1100 Rue Charles de Gaulle, 59279 Loon-Plage, France

Located 3 kilometers from the highway
A16 (exit n°53), about 15 kilometres from Dunkirk city centre,
and 200 metres from the nearest bus stop, the Hotel Campanile Dunkerque Sud- Loon Plage
is easily accessible. The A16 will take you to Calais in the west (30
kilometres) or to Belgium in the east. By train, Dunkirk is at
only 1h40 from Paris. The air connection is provided by the airport
of Lille-Lesquin, located about 80 kilometres away. From Dunkirk, there are
also a maritime connection with Dover, United Kingdom, provided
by DFDS Seaways.

Your hotel Campanile 3
étoiles has a restaurant open in the morning from 7am to 9am, at lunchtime from
12pm to 2pm, and in the evening from 7pm to 10pm, as well as a bar. The reception
welcomes customers from 6am to 11pm on weekdays and weekends, while
that a watchman guards the entrance during the night. The hotel, which owns 56
rooms, is equipped for the reception of disabled people. Others
services are offered, such as free WIFI, television and a
direct telephone line in the rooms, as well as the setting up of
availability of the newspapers of the day.

For your pleasure, also take advantage of our exclusive Wifi+ service: a free broadband wifi connection throughout the hotel to surf, chat and watch videos in complete freedom.

Your hotel Campanile Dunkerque Sud-Loon Plage
welcomes for a tourist stay with a couple or family. He can
also receive groups of up to fifty people.
people, for banquets, cocktails, or for meetings and
professional seminars. Foreign visitors are also the most important
welcome: English and German are spoken by the staff at
reception. In order to facilitate your travel, the hotel offers a
free parking for its customers. Located near a center
commercial (5 kilometres), a few kilometres from the sea and ten kilometres from the
minutes from downtown Dunkirk, the hotel enjoys a location
ideal between city and countryside, allowing you to enjoy as much
the air of the North Sea as well as the cultural life of Dunkirk.