Top 10 Anvers Hotels

This new hotel is really a destination hotel, the resort is indeed attraction and reason enough to make your way to Antwerp! You would best not leave it at all and spend the whole weekend there. But Antwerp has just too much to offer, that would be really bad not to look at the sights. But before walking through the city (from the hotel, all the attractions are accessible in a maximum of 20 minutes to foot) the sensationally furnished breakfast buffet attracts. With fine a la Carte food as a supplement. Only the eggs Benedict - to the for! After walking through the city then the bar, which is already one of the hot spots of the city, attracts. There you can be happy if there is still a cozy place free. And whoever then stands for the sense of sauna and swimming - for whom the large indoor pool and sauna area is ready. Beautiful one day in Antwerp can be hardly, than here in the beautiful new Botanic Sanctuary!

We were in Antwerp for a mother and daughter trip. De Witte Lelie is a charming hotel in a beautiful central location in Antwerpen. When we checked in my daughter could choose a room from the ones available: it was her birthday. The staff is professional, polite, kind, friendly and charming. There was always a smile from Nem for us when we left the hotel in the morning and a smile from William when we came back in the evening. We would have stayed a fourth night (last minute) but, unfortunately, the hotel was fully booked. The last night we found a lovely birthday cake upon our return at the hotel. It was such a kind and thoughtful surprise! The rooms are stunning, all with a different design. The hotel is clean, the room service impeccable. There is attention for details at all levels. We can’t wait to be back here next time!

We spent one night here and since we travelled by car it was convenient to be able to let ourselves in at a time that suited us, as their check in times are from 3pm-6pm. It is a very tiny street front and easy to miss, but we were sent via email detailed instructions and a picture of the store front next to it. The car parking (paid) is directly across the road, we parked on arrival and left the car there the next day while we went exploring, as the hotel is in a great location, easy walking distance to most things. We had the Penthouse which was very clean and comfortable, with a nice personalised note and local cookies waiting for us on arrival. It is definitely suited to couples only as the bathroom opened onto the living area. The blinds on the windows are operated by an electronic system, there were plates and cutlery to use, a mini fridge, microwave, tea/coffee facilities, hair dryer and slippers. The drawbacks were that we found our room to be very hot, even though it wasn't a hot day and with only a fan to cool things down it would be very hot and stuffy on a hot day and the blinds did not block out all the light so if you like a dark room to sleep in, this room would not suit. Otherwise we enjoyed our stay

A very lovely hotel. Stayed for 3 nights. It's location is perfect, only a few steps from the main sq. It's about a 20 min walk from train station. At the time of review there was a lot of road repairs which meant pulling a suitcase was challenging. The room, 301, was great, and a good size. Comfortable bed, good WiFi, great breakfast, great staff. The lift is a bit slow, but you can use the stairs. Hotel is only 3 levels. Overall a great place to stay.

We would not stay again for the following reasons: the hotel lobby, breakfast area, and staff were excellent, but our room was a huge disappointment. It's important for you to know that we traveled with our three-month-old baby, so the hotel room was crucial as we spent most of our time there with the little one. Firstly, we had indicated that we were coming with a baby. Nevertheless, there was no crib provided. When we asked for one, they did bring it but did not set it up with sheets. Fortunately, I had brought some sheets myself, but I found this unpleasant. Additionally, the mattress was plastic. I understand this is common in most hotels, but for a hotel with such a rating, I expect more. Babies sweat in them, but they also don't breathe at all, posing a risk for SIDS. It doesn't seem like much effort to invest in better quality mattresses. But our biggest disappointment was the room itself. I had to pay 230 euros for a family room even though we were traveling with a baby. I thought it might be necessary, but upon arrival, we found out we had two rooms. This was completely unnecessary since the baby obviously wouldn't be in another room. So, I believe we could have taken a standard room, which was much cheaper. But even then, the room we got had no window. Okay, there was a window, but it overlooked a high wall of a very small courtyard. So, no natural light entered the room, and it felt like sleeping in a bunker. This was extremely unpleasant. I don't think such a room should be offered at the same rate as the others. It should be cheaper, and it should be mentioned that the reason is the lack of natural light. Then at least you can make the choice yourself. I wouldn't choose such a room, but at least we would have had the choice. Now we paid 230 euros to sit in a bunker. Additionally, we asked for a late check-out. Believe me, not because we wanted to stay longer, but because it was necessary with our baby. For this, we had to pay an extra 30 euros. And when we expressed our dissatisfaction at the reception, we only received a 'oops,' and that was it: so, I didn't find the stay worth the money at all. In my opinion, they score low in terms of value for money. The breakfast was good but too limited, especially for 30 euros per person. We wouldn't go back.