Hotel Du Parc

Hotel du Parc has 81 rooms and 25 self-catered apartments, which makes it a handy fit for everything from couples' long weekends to bigger society trips that want a bit more space. The setting is a big part of the appeal, with mature woodland and parkland surrounds that feel calm and quiet once you're back from the course.

Rooms are finished to a solid standard and come with the practical bits you'd expect on a golf break, including mini-bar, satellite TV and internet access. If you can, it's worth asking about a balcony or terrace, as the forest views are a nice perk when you're winding down after 18 holes. The rooms have a distinctly British feel to them, which makes sense given the number of UK golfers who visit, and everything is decorated and furnished to a level that feels comfortable without being flashy.

If you're travelling as a group or with family, the apartments are the standout option. You get a spacious living area plus a kitchen and bathroom, so you can keep things flexible, whether that's a quick breakfast before an early tee time or a relaxed evening in. For longer stays, self-catering can also help keep budgets under control without compromising on comfort. The apartments work particularly well for societies or groups who want a bit more room to spread out and a base where everyone can gather without crowding into a standard hotel room.

When you're not golfing, there's enough on site to keep everyone occupied. The hotel has an indoor swimming pool and sauna, plus a tennis court, and there are billiards and games rooms for slower afternoons. If the weather plays ball, you're only a short drive from Hardelot beach and the wider Côte d'Opale coastline, where the white cliffs and clear blue water make for a striking backdrop to a post-golf stroll.

Food-wise, the hotel restaurant is well regarded locally and draws praise for its innovative menu and charming atmosphere. It's one of the better dining rooms in Hardelot, so you don't need to venture far if you want a good meal after your round. If you do fancy a change of scene, Hardelot has a good spread of dining options. Le Whitley is one of the better-known independent choices in town, serving traditional local cuisine like roast chicken and chips in a relaxed setting.

Hotel du Parc continues to build its reputation as one of the region's most reliable bases for golfers, combining quality accommodation, strong facilities and direct access to two championship courses. It's an ideal spot to experience Golf d'Hardelot without the fuss of juggling multiple hotels or tee-time bookings, and the mix of rooms and apartments means it works for a wide range of trip types and group sizes.