Residence in Malo-les-Bains


"The Roses of Malo-les-Bains"

Residence in Malo-les-Bains


"The Roses of Malo-les-Bains"

Residence in Malo-les-Bains


"The Roses of Malo-les-Bains"

Residence in Malo-les-Bains


"The Roses of Malo-les-Bains"

Beachfront Residence, Apartments in Malo-les-Bains

Discover our two quiet, spacious, and comfortable apartments in Malo-les-Bains—perfect for an unforgettable stay by the sea. Enjoy an exceptional location just steps from the beach, in a quiet and authentic neighborhood. Book directly on our website to get the best rates and personalized service. Relax in a modern setting while savoring the unique atmosphere of the Opal Coast.


Very easy to reach, the apartments are located just 10 minutes from the Dunkirk train station and the riverbanks, and close to the highway exit.


In Dunkirk, you can get around the city easily since the buses are free.


An ideal location for business trips; close to commercial districts and just 40 minutes from the Calais train station.

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For long distances:
A 30-minute drive from Calais and the ferry to London
2 km from the Dunkirk train station (TER high-speed train to Lille: 30 minutes; TGV to Paris: 2 hours)
A 2-hour drive from Brussels
10 minutes from Belgium
1 hour from Bruges, Ostend, etc.
1 hour from Boulogne (Nausicaa, etc.)
30 minutes from Gravelines (nuclear power plant)

Nearby:
Bus stop right in front of the building (free service every 10 minutes)
750 m from the beach (10-minute walk)
400 m from Place Turenne and local shops
2 bus stops from downtown 
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Hollyhocks

The hollyhocks of Malo-les-Bains—these proud and elegant flowers—raise their delicate stems toward the sky like sentinels of summer. By the sea, caressed by the sea breeze and the murmur of the waves, they bloom with simple yet majestic grace, their cascading blossoms ranging in color from the purest white to fiery pink and deep purple. 


In Malo-les-Bains, they are part of the landscape. They add a touch of poetry to this sun-drenched town, where the sea blends with the gardens and nature is gentle and welcoming.

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They bring to mind those beautiful summer days, when the sun warms the facades of houses and the salty air fills the air with its scent as we take a stroll. Hollyhocks, in their simplicity, seem to invite us to take the time to contemplate the beauty that surrounds us, to appreciate the fleeting brilliance of their petals, just as we do the passing of the seasons. Malo-les-Bains, with its hollyhocks, becomes a living painting—a garden where nature and the spirit of the place blend harmoniously, a refuge where gentleness blossoms with the breeze.
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A comfortable stay just a stone's throw from the northern beaches

Pets Allowed

Entire, Independent Homes

Non-smokers

Apartment 3

2 people, Garden View

Apartment 4

4 people,

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Visit, explore, and marvel at the beaches of the North

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Dunkirk, nicknamed the “City of Jean Bart,” is a city steeped in history, with roots that trace back to its rich maritime past. Known for its role in major naval battles, it is today a symbol of resistance and local pride. Its historical heritage is also reflected in its famous carnival, a festive tradition that brings the streets to life every year with its bright colors and folk songs. The Dunkirk Carnival, quite distinct from the one in Venice, is a unique event celebrating the warm and friendly spirit of the people of Dunkirk.
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Dunkirk is a city that comes alive both day and night. In the evening, the seawall transforms into a must-visit hotspot with its lively bars, outdoor concerts, and nightclubs. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed seaside atmosphere or a more festive night out, the city is brimming with options for enjoying the nightlife. With a growing number of events and themed nights, Dunkirk has become a popular spot for outings with friends or family.
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The Dunkirk region is a true paradise for food lovers. Renowned for its mussels—especially in the famous “moules-frites”—it is also home to numerous restaurants serving high-quality regional dishes. Whether you want to enjoy fresh seafood by the sea or explore traditional Flemish dishes, Dunkirk offers an authentic and varied culinary experience. A guide to the best local spots will be available soon to help you make your choice.
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The residence, located just 700 meters from Malo-les-Bains Beach, offers the perfect setting for a relaxing stay. Tucked away on a quiet street—even during the summer months or Carnival—it guarantees peace and comfort. In addition, you’ll enjoy convenient access to public transportation, with a free bus stop right across the street and easy access to the highway. Numerous local shops are nearby, adding even more convenience to this prime location.
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Located at the crossroads of Europe, Dunkirk is remarkably accessible. In fact, it’s just one hour from Lille, two hours from Paris by TGV, and two hours from Brussels. Its proximity to the ferry terminal also makes it easy to reach London quickly, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking a change of scenery just a short distance away. Whether you’re coming for a weekend or a longer stay, Dunkirk is perfectly situated for exploring northern France and European capitals.
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Malo-les-Bains, nicknamed the “Queen of the Northern Beaches,” is a historic seaside resort prized for its unique architecture and seaside villas. This neighborhood, now undergoing a full-scale revival, has served as the backdrop for several famous films, notably Christopher Nolan’s *Dunkirk*, which captured the beauty and power of the setting. With its fine sandy beach and numerous cultural and sporting events, Malo-les-Bains is now a must-visit destination for those who wish to enjoy a natural setting while discovering the region’s rich culture.
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Dunkirk, an iconic port city in northern France, is currently undergoing a renaissance that blends modernity with authenticity. Long associated with its maritime and industrial history, the city has reinvented itself, attracting more and more tourists. Thanks to ambitious urban development projects, such as the redevelopment of the waterfront and the revitalization of certain neighborhoods, Dunkirk now presents a contemporary image. Cultural events like the famous Carnival, along with eco-friendly initiatives such as free public transportation, are attracting a new generation of visitors seeking experiences that are both traditional and innovative.
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Yet this new influx of tourists has not erased the city’s soul. The small shops, which are part of Dunkirk’s authentic charm, continue to thrive. Artisanal bakeries, local fishmongers, and family-run stores are evidence of a commercial vitality that withstands the rise of large chains. These neighborhood shops contribute to the city’s friendly atmosphere and reinforce its identity. By preserving this local fabric while embracing innovation, Dunkirk successfully reconciles the past and the future, tradition and modernity.
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