The guest rooms are designed as calm, uncluttered retreats that mirror the soft palette of the beach outside. Large windows and private balconies are the focal points, ensuring that the first thing you see each morning is the shimmering horizon or the rolling marram grass of the dunes. The decor is contemporary and functional, featuring light wood accents and openwork panelling that creates a sense of space and flow. For those seeking an elevated experience, Executive rooms feature sea-facing bathrooms with standalone tubs, allowing you to soak while watching the sunset over the water.
Food & Drink
Dining at the Maison Mer restaurant is a celebration of the Atlantic’s bounty, served in a space that feels like an extension of the beach. The menu focuses on "bistronomic" French cuisine, blending local regional specialities with inventive seafood dishes. The Friday night shellfish buffet is a local legend, offering a vast array of fresh catches in a sophisticated yet relaxed setting.
For a pre-dinner apéritif, the Bar à Bulles sits perched above the lobby, offering expertly crafted cocktails and a front-row seat to the spectacular coastal light shows that define this corner of France.
Leisure Facilities
At the heart of the resort lies a world-renowned thalassotherapy centre, where the healing properties of the sea are harnessed for total recovery. You have direct access to a sprawling, heated indoor seawater pool that offers uninterrupted views of the waves through floor-to-ceiling glass. Beyond the pool, the wellness journey continues with a hammam, sauna, and a comprehensive menu of marine-based treatments, from hydrotherapy to revitalising body wraps. It is the ultimate environment for soothing muscles after a testing round on the links, finished off with a deep-tissue massage or a session in the cryotherapy space.
While the hotel provides the relaxation, the nearby Le Touquet Golf delivers the drama, featuring three distinct layouts that cater to every whim. The crown jewel is La Mer, a formidable Harry Colt masterpiece and former French Open venue that weaves through towering dunes. It is a pure links experience where the coastal wind demands creative shot-making and precise distance control. For a change of pace, the historical La Forêt course offers a tranquil escape into 100-year-old pine woods, providing a sheltered, strategic challenge where accuracy is prized over raw power. Completing the set is Le Manoir, a charming nine-hole layout perfect for a quick afternoon round or sharpening your short game before tackling the more testing championship nines.
