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Hotel Quartier Latin provides accommodation in Antwerp near Rubenshuis and Meir.
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"The contemporary design of the hotel and the attention to detail was exceptional. The concept of the honesty bar and self service facilities provided a very welcoming feel. The room was clean and the bed..."
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Mañana Mañana is a guesthouse with 4 rooms, located in the South district of Antwerp (Het Zuid). The surrounding area offers a variety of shops, museums, and restaurants, as well as bars.
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"Perfect spacious room and bathroom. Manana Manana exceeded our expectations and we will definitely come back when we will visit Antwerp again. The price was also good and staff very friendly and helpful."
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This boutique hotel is located in the heart of Antwerp, just 400 meters from the main shopping street Meir, Groenplaats and the Cathedral. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.
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Featuring free WiFi, Antwerp Business Suites offers accommodation in Antwerp, 100 metres from Groenplaats Antwerp. The rooms have a flat-screen TV.
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"The best place we have stayed. I will come back to this place/hotel. Rating is 200% for me. Linsey was such a pretty, chrming and welcoming host."
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This hotel offers luxuriously decorated rooms in the former parsonage of St. Jozef church 2.5 km from the Grote Markt. Tissu includes free Wi-Fi and a walled garden with a terrace.
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Hotel Julien is located around green patios in the centre of Antwerpen, a 5-minute walk from Groenplaats Square. The roof terrace offers unique view of the city.
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"Great Breakfast ,the lovely bar area and really helpful staff"
Antwerp was highly rated for food by 656 guests from the United Kingdom! Antwerp travel guide
A Gem of Fashion
As the world’s largest diamond-cutting city, Antwerp (Anvers in French) is naturally affluent. It comes as no surprise then that fashion is also of utmost importance, so the shopping here is excellent. It may not be the cheapest place, but the quality certainly matches the price.
Another big business in Antwerp is the port, one of Europe’s largest. Take a cruise around to admire its scale. The Scheldt River leads from the port into the city, and on its banks are a handful of interesting museums and Het Steen, a medieval castle built to protect the city against Viking invasions.
A few streets back is the Grote Markt, a beautiful square flanked by the grand town hall and 16th-century guildhouses – a typically Belgian scene. Behind this is UNESCO World Heritage-listed Antwerp Cathedral, whose asymmetrical towers look down over Groenplaats, a tranquil square filled with pavement cafes. Belgian beer is legendary and the local brew is De Koninck, which packs quite a punch.
In the south of the city is the most unusual sight – Wilrijk’s huge Jain Temple, one of the largest outside India. A little further east is Antwerp Airport, efficiently connected by public transport to the Antwerp hotels, guest houses and apartments that are available on Booking.com.
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Belgium’s second biggest city and one with a great feel...
Belgium’s second biggest city and one with a great feel about it. The old town I’d typically Flemish in character and style with many great restaurants and bars. Very pedestrian friendly and this will get even better when the new tram routes are complete. The more modern parts looked interesting too but we didn’t have the time to visit them as well. Sample the beer in Beer Central - hundreds to choice from!
Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
A city that seems to cover quite a wide area.
A city that seems to cover quite a wide area. We had to get a tram to get from where we were staying to go to the De Koninck brewery tour. We saw most of the city on foot but we covered quite a bit of mileage in the days we soent there. Plenty to do and see.
Luísa
Portugal
8.0
The city is beautiful and safe.
The city is beautiful and safe.
I recommend you to go on a free walking tour. It is an excellent way to learn about the city guided by a nice tour guide who does a fantastic job for free. At the end you just give a tip if you want to.
Susanna
United Kingdom
6.0
A lot of building work and development going on in the city.
A lot of building work and development going on in the city. Some of the museums are closed for renovation. Beautiful buildings in the old part of the town , half of the facade of the old square is covered for renovation too .
Particularly Great shopping here . Small town so everything is walkable and there is the tram .
FKALou
United Kingdom
6.0
Nice town but quite small and there is currently a lot of...
Nice town but quite small and there is currently a lot of construction going on. The old town is lovely and bustling, and if you are a vegetarian there is a nice cafe/restaurant called Greenway. Lots of places to eat. I enjoyed the kooky art in Middleheim Park the most, and the underpass under the river. I hear Antwerp is great for shopping but the shops always seemed to be closed! It’s great for chocolate and beer 🙂
Anonymous
Azerbaijan
10
A beautiful hotel surrounded with a lot of parks, the air is...
A beautiful hotel surrounded with a lot of parks, the air is amazingly fresh! The room was very clean and had a nice view to the city, the meals in restaurant were very fresh and tasty. The people in reception are friendly and helpful. Great thanks!
“The amazing smell, when you enter the foyer, is very inviting. So close to Antwerp central station and major shopping lanes a must stay. You can spend a week here and still not able to see all the little gems surrounding the hotel and I am not talking about the all the diamond shops. We only planned to spend a night but ended up spending two nights ”
“Very comfy bed and it was clean with good room service who were friendly, the receptionist was very friendly and helpful aswell. The hotel is in a great location which makes the visit to antwerp much easier as the train station is only a minute walk away, the hotel also has information on local attractions in the reception. Would definitely recommend. ”
“Friendly, helpful staff. Choice of rooms. Quiet, good-sized room. Hotel a few minutes walk from the station. Good breakfast with plenty to eat, so avoiding need for a mid-day meal.”
“Excellent hotel, our renovated room nr.304 was on the 3rd floor with nice view, very comfortable bed, just small thing, the bathroom was separate, toilet separated from the shower, I find it very uncomfortable, but for a...”
“Very good location - close to Central. The reception guy was very helpful in explaining few things. Fitness room is great with wonderful view and no people at all.”
“Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The welcome bottle of Champagne was a nice touch, as was the complementary late-afternoon beverage service in the lounge.”
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