Best Five Star Hotels in Antwerp

We booked 4 rooms for our family tour and we had a great stay at Sapphire House. The rooms were cosy, clean and quiet. The breakfast was amazing with on-demand hot dish menu prepared for you! Front desk staff were very helpful and arranged a van for our group to commute to the station. The team was well diverse with Chinese speaking front desk staff as well. Highly recommend this hotel!

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

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!

The B&B Suites Feek is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The B&B Suites Feek offers a pleasant stay in Antwerp for those traveling for business or leisure.The hotel is conveniently located just 2km from Antwerp Central Station and 13km from Antwerp International Airport. With multiple attractions nearby including Cathedral of Our Lady, The Rubens House and Antwerp Zoo, guests will find plenty to keep themselves occupied.After a long day of sightseeing, guests can retire to the comfort of the hotel. For those driving themselves, parking is provided on site.There's never a dull moment at this hotel, our guests indicate that the facilities are excellent.

Close to train station, city center, very close to Chinatown. Easy to travel. The hotel has complete facilities and the rooms are also good.

The hotel is located 5 mins walk from Central Station (down the side, not towards the front), so great when arriving by train. Easy to walk to the main parts of town. Check in was at a couple of tables to the left of the entrance. Had a clean twin room and even after we pushed the 2 beds apart properly, there was plenty of space. Large bathroom with plenty of space around and under the sink for personal toiletries, although nice hotel toiletries (hand wash, moisturizer, shampoo and conditioner) were supplied. For some reason we had 2 shampoos in the walk in shower and when we told housekeeping when going out and asked for shower gel, we were left with another shampoo. This was not an issue though as we'd brought our own stuff so just used that instead. Complimentary bottle of still water provided every day which was nice, although the tap water is perfectly clean and drinkable. Flavoured (fresh mint or fruit) water, apples and gummies provided on a table near the entrance/exit, which was a nice touch. Staff very friendly and helpful. We didn't have the breakfast at the hotel as there are so many other options nearby in the town and our main reason for going to Antwerp was to eat locally.

Excellent, quiet hotel! The room has a bath, a large bathroom, a dressing room with a mirror in full size and a huge bed, a desk and windows on the entire room width. Also there is a capsule coffee +2 capsule coffee and tea, a bottle of water. To the station 15 minutes walk, near the park. The bathroom has a dispenser with universal means: shower gel/sampoule, towel kit.

Excellent all round - amazing superior room facing over the Parc Stadt. Massive bed and water provided alongside the usual refreshments. Beautiful city, breakfast and bar staff incredibly friendly and helpful.

Was there something wrong with the air conditioning? I couldn't find any drawbacks other than (I couldn't use it for some reason). Anyway, it's close to the station, so I can't really complain about the location. Of course there is free water, and there is a refrigerator. Lots of chairs, lots of tables, lots of outlet taps. The closet was also in good condition and had many hangers. I would love to stay there again.

Came by the other day and it was a decent experience, although with some bizarre quirks. Booked direct for the ”Executive Family Studio with Kitchen” and the front desk agent printed out a contract with a ”Deluxe Studio.” When I inquired about the difference, another employee quickly chimed in that I ”got upgraded” and my original room had no kitchen?!? As the ”Executive Studio with Kitchen” has kitchen in the name, I inquired a second time, and the employee raised her voice saying that the room was the same?!? A 3rd employee eventually came in, after reviewing their own website, and started talking about the Penthouse suite (completely irrelevant?!?). Attempted to use the laundry room located behind the secure door using my keycard and had to answer 21 questions to the front desk agent with my room number, my full name, and the company I was representing (all with a load of dirty laundry in my arms), which was completely bizarre. At 7 am, the agent claimed that someone on my floor booked a taxi?!? (also completely irrelevant?!?) The studio itself was pretty spacious, although with some quicks. For example, the bathroom was dated, unlike the pictures on the website. More importantly, it was bizarre to have a handheld shower installed on the long side of the bathtub, vs the short side?!? ...also might have been helpful to use a curved shower curtain to make showering less claustrophobic... Water pressure was usable although the shower curtain had a strange smell... Highlights of the studio included the comfortable bed, although slightly lumpy in areas, with quality sheets and towels. The kitchen itself was modern and fully stocked, including 2 bottles of water in the kitchen. The ”welcome gift” appeared to be the 2 dishwashing tablets and manual dishwashing liquid... Booking direct, the confirmation indicated that there would be a ”welcome drink upon arrival” Perhaps the 2 bottles of water in the fridge was it?!? Other anomalies included super dark lighting at night. The lighting was insufficient in the dining area, which made it quite dark to work and read in. There was a freestanding light that helped provide additional lighting in the sleeping area. It was also odd to see that the room number listed on my in room telephone was different from the one on my door?!? The laundry room was complimentary and fantastic! There was also complimentary laundry detergent. A wash takes 2-3 hours and a dry takes 1+ hour. The signage against the wall with instructions on how to use the washing machine didn't match the actual washing machine which was confusing at best...