2-Star Hotels in Antwerp Province, Belgium

The location of this hotel is excellent, just a short walk from the train station. I didn’t bring an adapter, but the front desk kindly lent me one. Everything was great during my stay

As you expect from a budget hotel, so no complaints. Room is small. Free parking. Staff Gerant is fantastic, super helpful. You can borrow hair dryer from the reception. A fantastic all-you-can-eat restaurant called “Hechi”is right next door, must give it a try if you are staying in this hotel!

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!

Zeer mooeie kamer die goed gelegen is. Helaas was 1 van de 2 douche haakjes volledig uit de muur en de andere half uit de muur. Op de muur aan de douche was een handafdruk en nog waterspatters van de vorige te zien ook lag er nog een haar op de grond. Mischien handig dat er een aftrekker in de douche voorzien word het water loopt tot aan de wc. Borden en kookgerief was niet zuiver. Ondanks dit wel een leuk verblijf gehad en zeker een aanrader.

This place is not a hotel, but it offers very good value for the price. The location is convenient, close to the train station and easy to get around. The room was clean and well maintained. The reception staff were helpful and provided good service throughout the stay. Check-in and communication were smooth. Overall, it’s a practical and comfortable place to stay, especially considering the price and location. A good option for travelers looking for convenience and cleanliness rather than full hotel services.

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.