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Hazebrouck holiday rentals start at £22 per night before taxes and fees

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10 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

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10 properties have a dedicated workspace

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40 of Hazebrouck holiday rentals include wifi access

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The entremonts
L'entremonts is a place to stay For a night, a weekend or more, take to the heights in the countryside where calm and disconnection reign. Renovated barn on the first floor, quiet, located in the countryside between Houblonnières and the Monts (Mont Cassel, Mont des Cats, Mont des Récollets, Mont Noir, Mont Rouge...) Change of scenery and relaxation guaranteed. Many places to visit such as Cassel and Esquelbecq, favorite villages of the French in 2018 and 2023. 5 km from Belgium and 30 km from the sea.

Cozy & quiet apartment well located in city center
Come and relax in this cozy 2-room apartment located on the first floor of a building with 4 units. The bedroom faces the courtyard. Equipped with Wi-Fi and Android TV, it can accommodate up to 4 guests. Conveniently located, it is just a 3-min walk from the Hazebrouck train station and the city center, on a quiet street. Walking distance from convenience stores and restaurants (bakery 160m away for breakfast, and a convenience store open until 10pm just 5 min away) Paris is 2 hours by train.

House *Au Bord de l'eau* in Saint-Omer
Cottage in the heart of the Audomarois Marsh in Saint-Omer overlooking the river will allow you a relaxing moment. The Audomarois Marsh is a popular area for fishermen in the Hauts-de-France and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wifi with dedicated workspace Bike rental for an extra fee Private enclosed parking with gate Very quiet area close to all amenities Bakery 200 m away Supermarket and city center 5 minutes away Boat rental 10 minutes away Clairmarais Forest 10 min away

Cottage and meadow
It's a very quiet place, close to nature, in the middle of the "Monts des Flandres". Rest, hiking or sightseeing : everyone will find it's own. Near Belgium : Ypres (WW1 commemorations) at 30 min. La maison est au cœur de la nature : au milieu d'une prairie, tout près des grands arbres et d'un point d'eau. Un endroit paisible, reposant. Une base idéale de randonnées ou vers des sites plus touristiques . Sur demande, petit-déjeuner : 13 euros/personne : à réserver avant l'arrivée

2 Bis, self-catering + conservatory, breakfast, parking.
Le 2Bis Opposite the Château de Morbecque, Michel welcomes you to a bright, entire home, with a separate entrance, veranda, terrace, and garden. Wi-Fi and fiber TV. Netflix access. Ideal for remote work. The well-equipped room has a real double bed, bathroom, walk-in shower. Veranda equipped with a sofa bed, kitchen area with sink, fridge, combined microwave and oven, coffee maker, dining area. Plus an independent equipped kitchenette. Closed parking. Key box.

La Maison Rouge
We hope to welcome you soon to our apartment in "La Maison Rouge", located on the Lille/Dunkirk motorway and SNCF line (train station and motorway exit near the village). - Independent apartment - Large terrace with panoramic views of the countryside - Wood-burning stove -Fully equipped kitchen + washer dryer - 180/200 bedding very carefully chosen to ensure maximum comfort for you - Ultra-fast fibre Wi-Fi, SFR TV - Many shops within walking distance

Private Spa Guest Room Entryway entrance
Nestled in an old farmhouse, Le Cottage is a fully renovated, air-conditioned bed and breakfast designed to offer you a real escape. Enjoy an intimate and comfortable space with many facilities dedicated to your well-being. ✨ Private spa with balneotherapy bath, infrared sauna Coffee maker and kettle (tea and coffee available) Fridge and microwave 🔊 Marshall speaker Overhead projector with access to YouTube, Netflix, Disney+ and Canal+ channels

Romantic cozy cabin for two by the water
Let yourself be amazed by the nature, peace and quiet in the unique Meers Cabin, and all this in comfort. Wake up with a pristine wide view of the drowned meadows (Meersen) and fields; changing to the rhythm of the seasons. Enjoy the spectacle of the fluttering singing skylark, the happy chirping of swallows as night falls. Lie down on the jetty, get into the boat to just float on the natural pond. Walk, bike, swim or just do nothing.

Private hot tub and terrace in the city center
Enjoy a precious moment for 2, quiet, just behind downtown Hazebrouck (5-min walk). The entire place with Jacuzzi and terrace is just for you. The Jacuzzi is pure happiness with chromotherapy and full massages. The Jacuzzi is cleaned after each booking. The studio includes a kitchen with oven, hob to prepare your meals. You have 2 bakeries at the end of the street for your breakfast. Self check-in with a key box.

The Rocher private★ spa★ sauna with independent★ entrance
Come and enjoy a private spa for a night or a weekend! You will love this charming, brand-new accommodation measuring over 40 m². It comprises a living area with a spa bath and sauna, a fully equipped kitchen, a bedroom with a queen-size bed and a flat-screen TV (Netflix, Prime Video), a bathroom with a walk-in shower, and a separate WC. A lovely outdoor area with a terrace awaits you.

House in the city center
Welcome to this fully renovated cocoon, nestled on a small cobbled street in downtown Hazebrouck. This accommodation offers all the comforts necessary for a peaceful and pleasant stay. The location is ideal for discovering the city on foot: the train station is a 5-minute walk away. Shops, restaurants, local market are nearby.

Between sky and fields
Fancy a getaway in the countryside, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life? Welcome to our gîte, nestled in the heart of the countryside, with an unobstructed view of Cassel and the characteristic Flemish landscape. Surrounded by pastures and fields, you can enjoy a peaceful and rejuvenating setting.
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When is the best time to visit Hazebrouck?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Hazebrouck?
Staying near Hazebrouck’s center places you close to the market, shops, and dining, while properties on quieter streets or near parks can provide a more relaxed atmosphere. Consider what amenities suit your travel style.
What are the best things to do in Hazebrouck with kids?
Kids can enjoy local parks, open-air markets with treats, and the regional museum’s interactive displays. Seasonal fairs and nearby nature trails also create opportunities for family activities.
What are some of the best things to do in Hazebrouck?
Hazebrouck has a traditional market, a regional museum, and cafés where you can experience Flemish hospitality. The town's church, local shops, and seasonal fairs often attract visitors interested in culture and history.
How is the weather in Hazebrouck?
Hazebrouck has cool, rainy winters around 38–46°F (3–8°C), with milder, wetter summers near 60–71°F (16–22°C). Layers and a rainproof jacket are helpful year-round due to frequent showers.
When is the best time to visit Hazebrouck?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for comfortable temperatures and outdoor activities. Festivals and open-air markets around this time add to the local experience.
What are the best places to visit in Hazebrouck?
The regional museum, town hall, and the main church are frequently suggested for their culture and architecture. The local market and neighborhood cafés also reveal aspects of everyday Hazebrouck life.
What are some hiking trails in Hazebrouck?
Hazebrouck has marked walking and cycling paths that often wind through countryside, local parks, and wooded areas. Trails feature flat terrain, making them accessible for a range of experience levels.
What are some family activities we can do in Hazebrouck?
Families can explore local parks, visit the museum, or enjoy open-air markets together. Craft workshops and public events often create additional ways for children to experience the area’s traditions.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Hazebrouck?
Explore nearby Flemish-influenced market towns, discover regional museums around Hazebrouck, or experience the landscapes and historic villages of northern France. Botanical gardens, châteaux, and memorial sites are also frequently suggested for day adventures.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Hazebrouck?
Some accommodations around Hazebrouck are pet friendly and may include green space for walks. You can filter for pet policies when browsing rental listings to find the best fit for your needs.
What are some local tips for visiting Hazebrouck?
Try visiting the covered market for fresh products and regional flavors. Exploring on foot lets you appreciate Hazebrouck’s small streets and architectural details, while greeting shopkeepers is often seen as a friendly local custom.
What is Hazebrouck known for?
Hazebrouck is known for its Flemish heritage, market town traditions, and a local museum that shares regional history. Seasonal events and its blend of French and Flemish culture shape the area’s unique character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Hazebrouck?
Explore Hazebrouck’s quieter side streets, small artisan shops, and less-known green spaces that offer a tranquil atmosphere. Occasional pop-up markets and local art displays reveal facets of the town beyond the main sites.
What are the best foods to try in Hazebrouck?
Sample dishes with Flemish roots, often including hearty stews, local cheeses, and traditional waffles. Bakeries and brasseries frequently serve regionally inspired pastries and rustic bread.
What should I bring for a trip to Hazebrouck?
Pack layers, including a rain jacket or umbrella, as Hazebrouck experiences frequent showers throughout the year. Comfortable shoes are useful for walking the town’s streets, markets, and green spaces.
What is the nightlife in Hazebrouck like?
Nightlife in Hazebrouck is generally relaxed, with cafés, bars, and a few bistros where locals gather. You can explore live music events or community venues during festival seasons.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Hazebrouck?
Hazebrouck hosts events that celebrate local culture, such as spring fairs, traditional markets, and music festivals in the warmer months. Seasonal agricultural and culinary events also draw the community together.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Hazebrouck?
Many vacation rentals in Hazebrouck welcome families, with options that include homes, apartments, and properties near parks or green spaces. Filtering for amenities like kitchens and extra rooms can help meet family needs.
Destinations to explore
- Malo-les-Bains Beach
- Le Touquet
- Nausicaá National Sea Center
- Plopsaland De Panne
- Pierre Mauroy Stadium
- Plage de Calais
- Lille Grand Palais
- Golf Du Touquet
- Bellewaerde
- Strand Oostende
- strand Oostduinkerke
- Wissant L'opale
- Central
- Citadelle
- Suite & Spa
- Louvre-Lens Museum
- Stade Bollaert-Delelis
- Citadelle de Lille
- Zénith Arena
- Marché Couvert de Wazemmes
- Plage de Wissant
- Parc naturel régional des Caps et Marais d'Opale
- Gare Saint Sauveur
- Plage des phoques





