GOLF HOTEL LE MANOIR
Located in the heart of the forest at Le Touquet and immediately adjacent to the golf courses, France's most famous golf hotel is within easy reach of the town's charming centre.
Le Manoir was originally a family residence, but now offers golfers excellent 3* hospitality courtesy of its 41 bedrooms. The quintessential charms of the traditional house have been retained, but visitors will find rooms that are well equipped with modern amenities and decorated beautifully.
The golf courses are on your doorstep, and while the hotel is pretty quiet, the attractions of Le Touquet are just minutes away, which is exactly why Le Manoir continues to be such a favourite with regular golf holiday visitors to the famous Northern resort town.
| Offer Description | Special Offer | Valid | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Night, Bed and Breakfast and 2 Rounds of Golf
Golf Hotel Le Manoir (1 x La Mer / La Foret, 1 x Le Manoir) Includes Eurotunnel crossing - based on 4 passengers |  | 16 Nov 08 - 19 Mar 09 | £89 |   |
| 2 Nights, Half Board and Unlimited Rounds of Golf
Golf Hotel Le Manoir (Unlimited Golf - Le Touquet & Hardelot) Includes Eurotunnel crossing - based on 4 passengers | | 16 Nov 08 - 31 Dec 08 | £193 | |
| 4 Nights, Full Board and Unlimited Rounds of Golf
Le Manoir Golf Hotel (Unlimited Golf - Le Touquet) 3 lunches, 4 dinners (including gala dinner) Eurotunnel crossing - based on 4 passengers |   | 23 Dec 08 - 27 Dec 08 | £569 | |
| 2 Nights, Bed and Breakfast and 3 Rounds of Golf
Golf Hotel Le Manoir (1 x La Mer, 1 x La Foret, 1 x Le Manoir) Includes Eurotunnel crossing - based on 4 passengers | | 16 Nov 08 - 19 Mar 09 | £145 | |
QUICK ENQUIRY
On site at Le Manoir is a large heated outdoor swimming pool, while you can also take advantage of the tennis court and snooker room. Le Touquet is not all about golf; local activities include horse-riding and cycling in the beach or forest, and sports like sand-surfing on the famous coastline.
Le Touquet is one of the most popular holiday resort destinations in Northern France, attracting many tourists, both French and British. There is something for everyone here, from designer boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants to simple holiday pleasures like the lovely beach. The nightlife is particularly lively in the summer months, with night clubs and discos for the party-goers and an elegant casino for a more refined evening, Le Touquet's charms are never-ending. The icing on the cake is that the town is within 45 miles of Calais.
Hotel guests have the option to dine in the renowned Le Manoir restaurant, or the more informal clubhouse grill.
Le Touquet's gastronomic options are outstanding; Perard claims to be the home of fish soup, while Flavio's is one of the town's institutions, where specialities include slow-cooked pig trotters and foie gras au sauternes.
