Domaine du Plouy

Ideally located in the heart of the Opal Coast, Le Domaine du Plouy welcomes you all year round, for a relaxing break, a real breath of fresh air, surrounded by nature. What could be better than an 80 m² single-storey cocoon cottage, 15 minutes from the beaches and carefully furnished for a pleasant stay. One watchword: EN-JOY. The space Discover a bright living room with 2 large bay windows overlooking a furnished terrace, with garden views. The kitchen side includes: a fridge/freezer, an oven, a microwave, a dishwasher, an induction cooktop, a Dolce Gusto coffee maker, a kettle, a toaster. The cottage sleeps up to 5 people with its 2 bedrooms. The first bedroom has a 160 x 200 bed and a walk-in closet. The second bedroom is composed of 3 beds of 90 x 200 and 2 closets. Linens are provided. A crib is at your disposal. The toilet is separate and the bathroom has a large walk-in shower, sink, hair dryer and washing machine. Towels are not provided. We offer different services to book preferably when you book: - a cleaning fee of €30 (excluding kitchenette and dishes) - Different massages or treatments depending on the availability of our beautician. No pets allowed and the cottage is non-smoking. Other things to note There are many amenities near the cottage, including a supermarket less than 1 km away, with a gas station, ATM and pizza vending machine, as well as a bread vending machine from a local bakery 500 meters away. The village also has a post office, a coffee shop, a tobacco shop, a newsstand, and a sports complex. It is also the starting point for several hikes. Less than 10 minutes away, you will find a large shopping mall with many shops and restaurants. The Opal Coast is very rich in discoveries. Explore many natural sites such as the Site des 2 Caps, the Audomarois marshes, the beaches and villages of Wimereux, Ambleteuse, Hardelot, Wissant and Le Touquet… Many visits also with Nausicaa, the village of Saint Joseph, the Château Musée and the ramparts of Boulogne sur Mer, the Château d'Hardelot, the Museum of Ceramics and many others…