We have stayed at this beautifull hotel for the last 10 years. We cycle over from UK as a group and have the most fantastic memories of good food and the best service from Catherine and Phillipe and all the staff. Rooms are very clean and comfortable and beautifully quirky ! We have slept in most of the rooms and... More

Stayed at this delightful little hotel on 30th November. We were shown to our rooms - one of which was lovely and toasty, being heated by an electric heater (number 9) but the other (number 7) had 2 windows overlooking the weir and was positively arctic. We asked to change rooms and this was not a problem - we were... More

The hotel is full of character but the rooms although adequate are quite basic and their was a noticeable smell from the loo. The bath water was barely hot. One of the reasons we chose to stay was that there was a vegetarian menu. However this for some reason is 10 euros more than the standard meat menu and the... More

We first visited this charming, family run, establishment in 2000. Since then we have stayed most years with several different friends. All have found, like ourselves, that the owners and staff are welcoming and helpful. The rooms have been steadily upgraded, as has the food. There is now more variety and attention to detail - the filled jacket potato as... More

We booked a room for one night at L'auberge du Moulin d'Audenfort this week. This because it was highly recommended in French Entree by Patricia Fenn, and also because I went there probably 15 years ago and kept a very fond memory of it. But I was to be disappointed on every front. On the telephone, they quoted 55 Euros... More

We visted l'Auberge on a three-night AA Getaway package, crossing the Channel by Eurotunnel. It's roughly a 30-minute drive from the Coquelles terminal but those unused to rural French road signage might take a little longer. Its previous use as a mill is obvious inside and out, very interesting to those who are into industrial heritage. The stairs in the... More

A quiet country auberge in rural France, a few miles from Junction 2 of the A26, about 22 miles from Calais. As the name implies, the auberge is a converted water mill and running water still flows picturesquely outside. Our room was located directly above this water and this took a little getting used to ! This is a family-run... More

The hotel is in a great secluded location, and the rooms are prettily decorated, and albeit small, comfortable and original. The food in the restaurant was very good. Unfortunately, the bathroom has no shower curtain, as you need to sit in the bath to have a shower, the whole room soon becomes a swimming pool. Furthermore, the water was lukewarm,... More

Used as a 2 night stopover whilst visiting world war sites with my wife and 95 year old father. Difficult to find and you will love it or hate it. Converted mill at forge site down country lane in river valley surrounded by lovely countryside. Not far off J2 A26 between Calais and St Omer. Close to V1 V2 bunker... More