Le Pavillon - Hôtel Westminster
Le Pavillon of the Westminster, a 1930’s luxury hotel and a flagship of the Côte d’Opale, boasts a velvety cocooned vibe and a black and ochre colour scheme. The dining room, hung with huge animal-themed tapestries, provides the backdrop to William Elliott’s creative seafood-centric score. Virtuoso talent and delicacy depict the craftsmanship lavished on noble ingredients like caviar, lobster, langoustine… Examples include Audresselles lobster in cherries and almonds underscored by an aceita di terga vinegar dressing. The terrace commands a view of the iconic La Canche lighthouse. Simpler fare
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.5/5 · 100 reviews
Le Pavillon, located within Hôtel Westminster, is noted for its creative cuisine and attentive service. Reviews frequently praise the high quality of fresh ingredients, particularly Mediterranean seafood like turbot and lobster, alongside well-paired wines. The atmosphere is described as warm and intimate, with Art Deco elements. However, criticisms highlight slow meal pacing, occasional lack of originality in dishes, and inconsistent service warmth. Some guests found the value questionable relative to expectations. While many enjoy the refined dining experience, others report disappointment with specific food items and the overall tempo of the meal.
Suitable for diners prioritizing ingredient quality and ambiance who can tolerate slower meal pacing.