Le Pavillon – Hôtel Westminster
Le Pavillon – Hôtel Westminster
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The epicentre of 1930s taste, it retains all that panache today. In the kitchen, you can enjoy the combination of land and sea, thanks to the starred cuisine of Chef William Elliott. All this in a subdued atmosphere, with a view of the famous Canche lighthouse.
Restaurant : Le Pavillon – Westminster Hotel – 1 Michelin star
Address : Avenue du Verger 62520, Le Touquet France
Contact : For any information or reservation request, please contact the teams by phone at +33 (0) 3 21 05 48 48
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