Search Hotels Near Red Star Line Museum, Antwerp

"Clean room- Hotel very well located"

"This was my first stay at this hotel. It was very close to the train station, in a safe neighborhood. Easy access to shopping and restaurants and the historic center. Modern suite, kitchenette was clean, room was quiet, floor to ceiling windows, blackout shades were effective. The bathroom was enormous, bed and bedding comfortable. Minimal views. Would stay there again."

"Convenient location and staff are very helpful and nice "

"Facilities in room were fine with decent bathroom and curtains on dorm beds. Given linen at check in so need to make your own bed. Some people in the dorm didn't bother putting pillow case and duvet cover on so unsure how clean beds can be. Shared a dorm with 3 men which didn't feel very nice as a solo female. Terrible snorers and awful coughing meant I didn't sleep well. Very noisy location through the night with ambulances and shouting. Not really any common areas to sit during the day."

"The room was fine but it was disappointing to find absolutely no hot drinks anywhere, despite the receptionist promising availability at the bar. The bar was overflowing with alcohol but the staff had no idea how to operate the only working coffee machine.They couldn’t find hot water to make tea, either"

"Well located next to train, location easy for intercity travel. Very nice reception staff.shower high quality but small. "

"It was a very short stay but I can definitely recommend the place. Clean, great location but most of all wonderful staff!! Very friendly, fun to talk to and very helpful."

"The apartment was really nice, with a great view at the grote markt. It was clean. We were with a group of 8, which fits well, only keep in min that there is only 1 bathroom for all"

"Great location for exploring the city and train station by walking - however that is the only good thing, the rooms stank not sure if it was because of pipework. I was given a room on the ground floor and the massive window faces onto a busy street. Zero privacy and no nets so had to keep the curtains drawn permanently and felt like a prison (perhaps you should reconsider this…)"