Hotels With Breakfast in Antwerp Province, Belgium

What we liked: Overall the hotel has ample, clean public space and the room was spacious with a separate toilet area, shower area and sink / vanity area. This made getting ready and using the facilities for two ppl easier. The room also had a fridge. The hotel is also right across the road from the main train station and a short 10 min walk to bus depot (Rooseveltplaats). So very good for traveling into and through Antwerp. For pre checkin and post checkout they offer private free lockers for your luggage. Through it is first come, first serve and they don’t have that many of them (we had no problems fitting a 40l bag, a 28l backpack and tote bag into one middle size storage cube). Small things that we didn’t like but can deal with: Limited in room amenities, there was no kettle or mugs, etc in the room. We were left a bottle of water but it wasn’t clear if it was free or not. The area around the hotel is a little sketchy (very quiet at night) but decently lite. They did require your room code to get back into the hotel after midnight. The hotel is close to the train station but farther from the old city. It is a good 20-25 min walk to that area. We are ok to walk, so didn’t mind much but it is further than some other hotels.

Overall, the stay was still smooth and the room had a comfortable feel, but there were a couple of things that stood out. The space itself was pleasant and easy to settle into, and most of the basics were in place. However, there was no power outlet by the bedside, which made charging devices a bit inconvenient. The bigger issue was the bed—not cleaned as it should have been, with the previous guest’s bedsheet still left on, which took away from the otherwise good experience. Everything else in the room worked fine, and the service was steady and polite, but those two points definitely left a mark on the stay.

The best thing is its location. It's very close to the train station and the Flex Bus stops. While other places are considered dirty and dangerous by their proximity to the train station, Antwerp is the opposite – clean and safe. I never go out at night, though. The lobby is beautiful and impressive. Check-in was quick. The staff tries to speak your language with the help of a translator. My first room was a standard one on the second floor. But the minibar and safe didn't work. I was moved to another room on the fifth floor. It was cold, but I tolerated it overnight. I reported the problem to reception, and the maid turned on the heating. The heating is a built-in split-system unit. The vent is in the wall above the desk. If you sit at the desk, the draft hits your shoulders; if you lie in bed, the draft hits your head and there's no escape. Of course, I understand that this is individual, but I really feel the draft. The room is an unusual shape, with a bypass corridor around the toilet. Because of this, the room's usable size is reduced. The minibar/fridge is tiny, with almost no storage space. Guests are expected to dine in the restaurants, but this isn't ideal for everyone for various reasons. Minibar items are, of course, a paid service. Slippers, a robe, toothpaste, a toothbrush, and body lotion are not provided. The room includes two thin glasses (for some reason, only one glass in a double room), and paper cups for tea and coffee. There's a coffee machine. You get two capsules free on the first day. If you want more, they'll cost 2.50 each. Water is available for a fee, at 6 euros per liter. However, there is a Bible in the desk drawer. There's no overhead light in the room. The light is so intimate and ”Moroccan” that it's impossible to read or write. On the plus side, there are copies of abstract paintings that complement the decor. The deposit you pay upon check-in is not fully refundable. A city tax of 6 euros per day is deducted from the price. There's a pool, sauna, and fitness center for 7 euros per day. Very good. All reception staff are always happy to help.

Had to book a last minute hotel because a change of plans. Everything else was booked or too expensive. This hotel was great, both in terms of price as well as quality! Staff is super friendly and helpful, location is great is the nice neighborhood of Antwerpen Zuid, many restaurants and supermarkets within a few minutes walking, comfortable rooms and a nice breakfast. Highly recommend staying here if you are looking for a hotel to spend the night when visiting Antwerpen.

Spotlessly clean and just a couple of steps from the station. Parking was a bit pricey, and the hotel's vague instructions led me to pay 51 Euros, which was triple the actual parking fee. Otherwise, everything was excellent. The breakfast spread was incredibly generous, and the room was very spacious by European standards. Both twin beds were also very large.

This is a very old hotel with well-maintained facilities. The most important thing is that there is a Christmas market and an ice skating rink downstairs, which the children love very much. The taste and service of the restaurant in the market are very good. The Christmas atmosphere is very good. The hotel is next to the Carrefour supermarket, which is very convenient for replenishing snacks and fruits. It is just that you need to take a detour to get a taxi to Antwerp Central Station. If you don't need to take a taxi with your children, there are actually buses and subways downstairs, which is very convenient. You must stay here again when you come to Antwerp

Stayed at this hotel for Tomorrowland festival. A great location smack in the middle of the different cities which are easily accessible by public transport (although some locations might take 1-2h travelling time). Twin room was a little small for two man but it was still a relatively comfortable stay. Free coffee and tea at the lobby was great. Do note that for sustainability, aircon automatically shuts down at noon and you have to manually on it back if you’re intending to sleep in late or chill around in your hotel room.

The stay went very well, the hotel is quite close to the Center, the rooms are comfortable, with everything necessary kettle, iron, ironing board, hair dryer, good soundproofing except when you have very very noisy neighbors unfortunately the hotel is not responsible for the incivility of the customers. Too bad that the reception staff does not speak French so no information is possible. The breakfast is very limited but correct.

It was great! The room is beautiful, clean, modern. Good cosmetics, everything is neat and pleasant. I really relaxed in it. Right at the beginning of the shopping street, next to the train station and the flix bus stop. 24-hour check-in. A solid 5. The only thing I would recommend is replacing or adding a full-size mug for tea/coffee to the room. Now there is only a small one like for espresso.

A beautifully presented hotel but the area felt a little dirty. Straight across from the train station with transport galore right outside (tram, metro, bikes, scotters and more!) Chinatown next door and the zoo as well however this area feels unloved and dirty. Walking down towards Meir and onwards to Grote Markt you see the real Antwerp with beautiful ornate buildings, markets and shops. Nighttime is when the whole place feels magical. The hotel room was clean and comfortable in size. Bathroom was lovely and the beds were fairly comfortable but the room was hot. The tv casting didn’t work and we could get any of the uk channels which was disappointing. The gym is ok - not massively well equipped and the pool is so cold. Sauna and steam good although not that hot in either. Recommend as a one night pit stop but wouldn’t want to be there for longer than a couple of days.