Hotels with WiFi in Antwerp

"Check in was to slow. Don't know what he's doing. Need to open book to refer how to check in. No other staff available for guidance. First given me a door code with alphabets. When I went up there is no alphabets on the door. Secondly the reception gave me a code which didn't work. Again went down to ask him just to open the door with his key. To my amaze he didn't know where the room is. I can understand he probably new but to let a new person running the whole hotel without a guardian is absolutely absurd."

"A good budget hotel for one night. Could be cleaner. It's right next to the highway. The curtain is missing and in the closet instead of being fixed. There's no refrigerator or anything like that in the room. The shower and bed were fine."

"The location is recommended, nearby the Central Station. Spacious for a standard room. For standard room is there no outlet available so it was difficult if you want to curl or iron your hair. When I checked in the room looked clean but the toilet was not cleaned the was still urine in the toilet and drops of urine on the toilet seat so I called the reception and they sent somebody to get it cleaned. Staff are friendly."

"Solo traveler here, stayed at this hostel and it was hands down the best I've ever stayed in! * The common areas and hallways are even more stylish and clean than a regular hotel. * Towels and earplugs are provided for free by the bed. * The lockers are quite large, and you can lock them with your room key, no need for an extra padlock. * The curtains are very substantial, offering excellent privacy. * Each bed has both an outlet and a USB port. * There's a shelf above the bed, perfect for placing your belongings. * The beds are sturdy and don't creak at all. * Separate bathrooms and toilets, and the shower rooms are spacious. * You get free access to a coffee machine and a gym. * Laundry facilities and a copier are also available. * The tap water is drinkable. * There's an ALDI supermarket right next door. It's about a 25-minute tram ride from the main square, but everything else is so fantastic that I didn't mind the location at all. For 4000 yen, you'd be hard-pressed to find a hostel of this quality. If you're coming to Antwerp, you absolutely *must* stay here!"

"Everything was well organized. We arrived too late at the hotel to check in. We used the tablet, which worked well. Our suitcases were already in the room. The receptionist called and emailed us. Perfect 👌🏻"

"Warm welcome from the receptionist and given a clean, nice room facing The Opera. Location was perfect, near Central Station and the shopping street that take you right to historic centre. Breakfast selection left a lot to be desired though. I would still recommend staying here."

"We stayed for two nights over New Year - the hotel was in a nice quiet area close to amenities and a tram stop. Rooms were small but well appointed and clean. Would definitely recommend."

"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."

"Stay was much like others mentioned. Hotel is very new, 24/7 reception, onsite gym and reasonably sized rooms. Some personell doesn't speak Dutch, which is not acceptable to us, please do some effort to learn the language of the country you work in please. The braided, black, tall lady was very friendly. Also a shout out to the breakfast kitchen team, coffee should always come with a small treat. The only very big negative for us was that we put in the special requests that we preferred a quiet room on the back side of the building. We even followed up with an email. Only to be assigned a room on the front of the building when checking in. That is very annoying. Especially since there were rooms available on the back side, which we got assigned after complaining. NOT OK! Had a good stay, nice rest, and didn't mind the 5 mins walk to the metro for the city center. Expensive supermarket nearby was also a plus."

"As a long-time hostel user from the 1970s, I was pleasantly surprised at this hostel/hotel. It was a quite a long way from the 70s! Mostly due to the fact that they had twin-for-single-use rooms with a nice toilet/shower and included towels, though I'd brought my own thinking they wouldn't be. The beds (two singles pushed together) were relatively comfortable, and the duvets were warm enough considering there was no heat as it was ”between seasons”. Shower was small but hot and powerful enough. Location was of course excellent, being directly outside the main centraal station, and a couple steps from a large supermarket (and nearly directly on the main shopping area with every shop/food/etc you could ever want or need. Check-in was super easy and the receptionist was extremely nice, warm and welcoming. Though I didn't partake of breakfast as I felt it was pretty expensive for being a hostel (the name being synonymous with ”inexpensive/cheap”), I did see a very crowded breakfast room in the morning when I went down for hot water for my portable Aeropress. Thankfully they had no issue with giving me hot water that was saving me the 3 euro for a tiny coffee :-) Price-to-value ratio -- I'm not quite sure about this, as the twin-for-single-use was really only about 5-10 euro less expensive than quite a few full-service hotels in the same centraal station area. As I wasn't in a ”dormitory with multiple beds”, I can't speak to the comfort or quiet of those rooms. Rooms on the 8th floor were not exactly ”quiet” as doors had a tendency to slam shut, but whether that's just a design flaw or simply people not really caring, I don't know (including blasting television and music...c'mon! Have a bit of consideration, you're not alone in the hostel/hotel.). Would I recommend it over others just a few meters away? I might have a tough time doing that. But I spent a relatively pleasant night overall."