Great location and really nice country feel to the place. The house itself is full of WW1 artifacts and memorabilia.

Nothing really. Would stay there again

The hotel was great for us, cause we stayed there to visit Bellewaerde Park - it's soooo close. The room was cozy and the shower on the bathroom was AMAZIGN.

Lovely clean and friendly, there is also a place to charge your electric bikes.

character and location.

getting a bit tired now and the staff seemed hassled and rushed.

friendly and helpful. lovely food . would recommend a stay.

nothing

the old house and history

the cold season

Everything

Nothing

clean and tidy, easy straight forward access for myself and my motorbike as it has a large basement garage.

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Friendly welcome, comfortable bedroom and excellent breakfast. We would certainly rebook this hotel.

Wonderful location. Very nice room. Will definitely be staying again.

Lovely hotel, staff were really helpful. Lots of parking and the room I had was clean, bright and comfortable. Breakfast was continental style and was lovely. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to others.

The staff were really friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. A great place to stay.

That I didn't book for two nights!

Geest breakfast

We booked because of the restaurant (location out of city center). At arrival we hard the restaurant was closed. There was not An update about opening puts of the restaurant at the website.

Great location Very modem building

No tea making in room

When we booked the hotel, we didn't realise it was set in the grounds of a WW1 battle field, complete with open air museum, including the remains of trenches and spent shells. The view from our room was lovely, overlooking the ponds which were in fact craters made from underground bombs. The hotel was comfortable and the food at the evening meal and breakfast was excellent.

The room was basic. The bathroom could do with an update and the room could do with a lick of paint. If you arrive on a motorbike take care as the gravel drive is very difficult to ride on.

A lovely quirky family run hotel with WW1 history. The Hooghe Crater Museum is next door and and the crater can be accessed from the hotel for 1 euro. A shocking reminder of the hardship of the WW1 transformed over time into a beautiful tranquil setting that should not be missed. The owners spoke perfect English and were very helpful. We would thoroughly recommend staying here especially if you are looking for something a little bit different and more traditional.

Great breakfast, comfy rooms, wonderful location just next to Alden Biesen