Antwerp Hotels & Hostels (71)

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The Dutch owners of this lavish B&B are diehard antique lovers. They delight in pairing new if classical wallpapers with restored furniture, oriental features and wonderful old curtains. The effe…

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A neat, good-value hotel with partial views of the River Schelde. It's just a little off the main tourist drag, and ideal for visiting the Steen and Vleeshuis museums. The hotel's touted river-vi…

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Owned and run by a young actor, this dark-fronted Het Zuid townhouse offers a sumptuous retreat from reality. Luxuriate in the curiously successful blend of historic designs and fresh new fabrics…

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By the standards of many Antwerp B&Bs this place is a little rough around the edges. Nonetheless, sensible prices and an excellent old-city location ensure it's as popular as ever.

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This early 20th-century terraced house has wooden floors, some old-fashioned furniture and a remarkably stylish spaciousness for a place in this price range. It's a 25-minute walk south of the Gr…

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This very welcoming B&B is stylish yet comfortable and very homely. Ubiquitous world art adds to a sense of well-being rather than taking over as in some of Antwerp's trendiest places. Prices inc…

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Ask any Antwerp resident for the best accommodation in town and they'll almost invariably send you to the exclusive De Witte Lelie. True to its floral name (White Lilly), flowers abound, and you …

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This highly distinctive two-room B&B is an idiosyncratic showcase for the photographic-based artwork of owner Bart Michielsen. There's a preponderance of naked male torsos but the tone stops well…

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This relatively exclusive family hotel offers 15 rooms in a fine 1920s building. You'll find antique furniture and a personal welcome, but for the general standards of a business hotel you'll nee…

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The Julien is an oasis of Antwerp's trademark old-meets-new stylish minimalism. In the sturdy townhouse facade, big entrance doors feel almost intimidating but rooms manage to avoid oppressivenes…

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Remarkably good value budget accommodation in an 1860 former Cardinal's townhouse painted mustard-yellow. Rooms are simple but neat, clean and very acceptable. The 1910 Art Nouveau lounge is a ja…

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Flapping blue window-shades and a cursive 'signature' across the 1875 facade gives this 20-room hotel an exaggerated up-market appearance. In fact it's a pleasant compromise between money-saving …

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This ugly, eight-storey concrete slab-hotel has all the atmosphere of a 1980s hospital. Nonetheless it offers great value rooms all fully equipped with good en suite bathrooms. Its location in th…

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On a quiet, suburban street some 1.5km south of the old centre, this two-room B&B offers remarkable levels of style and character for the price. The Dutch owners are artists and have obviously ha…

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Excellent value B&B offering comfort, atmosphere and plenty of space. The location is a quiet if uninteresting back street some 800m (0.5mi) east of the trendy Het Zuid. Low prices reflect its sl…

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Very reasonably priced, neat rooms are somewhat institutional but excellent value. Prices are slightly cheaper for those under 26 years old. The location is within walking distance of the central…

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Superbly central and outstandingly good value, the owners of 't Katshuis have sensibly re-thought the idea of a B&B to make the idea more relevant and cheaper for free-thinking, late-rising visit…

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Three buildings from totally different eras have been imaginatively melded to create one harmoniously elegant hotel. Maintaining historical elements without wallowing in antiques, it simultaneous…

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Six super-central yet quiet studio rooms in a no-nonsense modern building. Prices include breakfast in the sandwich shop downstairs, though that's hardly necessary given the self-catering possibi…

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This is one of the most sought-after addresses in Antwerp - take the lift to the 6th floor of an ugly apartment block and you'll soon see why. This B&B offers two small rooms and a penthouse suit…

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A rainbow flag flying from the top floor announces B&B 2000 to those in search of this pokey backstreet. The friendly owners, Luc and Steven, and their big dog Jack have four rooms with shared ba…

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Step up to the door of Le Patio and swoon at the unbeatable cathedral view. Located smack in the very heart of the city on a pedestrianised street brimming with restaurants and cafés, this friend…

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There's nothing understated about Siddartha. Awaken senses as you climb two flights to a world of colour and vitality - romantic fuchsia for the main room, apple green for the adjoining twin. The…

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Appropriately named B&B that occupies part of a mustard-toned family home close to the river in the brocante (bric-a-brac) quarter. A grey-grill door opens to a huge ground-floor bedroom that str…

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One of two camping grounds in the city. This one is pleasantly sited on the Linkeroever (Left Bank) of the Scheldt River; take bus 81 or 82 (direction Linkeroever).

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Run-of-the-mill HI-affiliated hostel nearly 3km south of the city centre. To get there take tram 2 (direction Hoboken). A new hostel, with an inner garden, rooftop terrace and much better locatio…

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Waterfront hotel, close to 't Schipperskwartier, that's popular with a clubbing crowd. The sugary-sweet baroque reception contrasts with '70s rooms - pink fans and green bedspreads.

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Classy classified hotel down by the Scheldt that was once a customs house and later a soap factory. The rooms are a tasteful marriage of modern and old, and some on the top floor have charming be…

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Fabulous B&B address, located at the epicentre of 't Zuid, above one of the quarter's best-known eateries. Just one spacious 1st-floor room is available, offering simple, white décor with a corne…

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