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Name: Hôtel Ferme de La Raterie
Address: 1744 rue de Belle La raterie, Wierre-Effroy, 62720, France
Telephone: +33 3 21 92 80 90

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"It's in a great location just off the motorway to Calais and in a lovely park, with free parking, of course. We could not see that much of it - the trees mainly - as it was snowbound and very pretty! We had a nice..."
"Absolutely the perfect stopover before catching the ferry back to UK. The rooms are spacious, comfortable and have everything you need. Make sure you book for a meal at the restaurant as the food is truly..."

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