We stayed in the newer building. The rooms were large with roomy bathrooms.

We stayed in the newer building. The rooms were large with roomy bathrooms.

Wonderful hotel have stayed here many times. Ideal location for WW1 remembrance

Wonderful hotel have stayed here many times. Ideal location for WW1 remembrance

Kasteelhof hotel is on the edge of the Hooge crater from WW1 and has WW1 artifcats in the grounds. The hotel serves a very good continental breakfast with hot tea and coffee. Evening meal is very good with a small menu to choose from. Excellent bar with many local beers. The rooms was very clean and made up everyday. It has a modern annexe and the main block defies its 1920 build heritage have been modernised a few time

We stayed in the new building at the hotel. It was very clean and provided the basics for a 1 night stay. The breakfast was good. The bed was comfortable. The room lacked some amenities for a longer stay - coffee maker, fridge, etc.

Very nice place to stay, however the car park is gravel and we were on bikes but other than that

Very nice place to stay, however the car park is gravel and we were on bikes but other than that 👍

Great complimentary breakfast. Trench and Crater tour is great, there are info boards with Hooge Chateau spefic info, very cool to stand where so much happened in the Great War. Go next door to the Crater Museum and have a Wipers Times beer.

Really nice clean and friendly hotel breakfast very well provided and rooms clean, we stayed in the new part. Very close to most of the points of historical interest and staff on arrival very helpful in providing helpful information. Check out the walk to the side of the hotel more to see then you think. Would I return yes myself and my kids really enjoyed our stay at the hotel and the area.

Really nice clean and friendly hotel breakfast very well provided and rooms clean, we stayed in the new part. Very close to most of the points of historical interest and staff on arrival very helpful in providing helpful information. Check out the walk to the side of the hotel more to see then you think. Would I return yes myself and my kids really enjoyed our stay at the hotel and the area.

horrible customer service. Refused to answer emails or work with Expedia requesting a cancellation...over 3 months prior to the trip. Wont ever book them for any client ever again.

Very quiet, clean and comfortable. Plenty of parking, good WiFi and good food. Close to Ypres with museums and memorials.

Second visit and just as good as the first. Stayed in the new building this time but no problems. Very clean and comfortable

A lovely old building that has been converted into a really exquisite hotel. Very clean and friendly and good food. Recommend.

A lovely old building that has been converted into a really exquisite hotel. Very clean and friendly and good food.Recommend.

Excellent location near Ypres. Lovely clean and spacious room in new block. Good continental breakfast. Be aware the restaurant closes at 8pm and is closed at weekends. We ordered take away pizza on one night and there are lots of good restaurants in Ypres 10 minutes drive away.

Very welcoming, central to see the sights .

Excellently situated for my purpose to find my grandfathers grave the hotel was clean and comfortable with adequate breakfast

Good location for getting to various museums and cemeteries from WW1. Very good breakfast and suppers. Room had character very large and the bed was comfortable. Very enjoyable stay.

Very good hotel close to all the sites in Ieper. Friendly staff. Nice size room and bathroom. The old part of the hotel has rooms with character. Very good breakfast. Free wifi and parking.

The hotel looks old, it isn't that old, post WW1. The rooms are comfortable and breakfasts good but if you want to retire or arise with the Great British cure-all of a cuppa in bed then take your own kettle. Its unique selling point is the crater next door which can be visited from the hotel. It is well worth it, lots of authentic retrieved relics, some trenches, bunkers and such like with interesting information boards. The lake formed in the crater left after several mines and shells exploded in the woody area beside the hotel. It was a bit green with water weed when we went but pictures taken in spring made it look a very peaceful contrast to the horror of its formation. The mealtimes don't fit in easily with visiting the Menin Gate Ceremony, the main reason we visited Ypres,but if they are like the breakfasts the cooking will be good. So, an establishment to be recommended for a short stay around Ypres but the nearby theme park was having a refit while we were there so cannot comment about the normal level of noise.

The hotel looks old, it isnt that old, post WW1. The rooms are comfortable and breakfasts good but if you want to retire or arise with the Great British cure-all of a cuppa in bed then take your own kettle. Its unique selling point is the crater next door which can be visited from the hotel. It is well worth it, lots of authentic retrieved relics, some trenches, bunkers and such like with interesting information boards. The lake formed in the crater left after several mines and shells exploded in the woody area beside the hotel. It was a bit green with water weed when we went but pictures taken in spring made it look a very peaceful contrast to the horror of its formation.The mealtimes dont fit in easily with visiting the Menin Gate Ceremony, the main reason we visited Ypres,but if they are like the breakfasts the cooking will be good. So, an establishment to be recommended for a short stay around Ypres but the nearby theme park was having a refit while we were there so cannot comment about the normal level of noise.

This is a lovely nice old hotel with very comfortable rooms, good breakfast and good Beer. However the amazing gem is the grounds which holds a rare preserved part of the Ypres battlefield. Original British trenches, pill boxes, a gun and spent munitions lie all around and it becomes clear that the small lake is actually the result of 4 German mines which were detonated under the British trench line. Story boards help bring the location to life and the closeness and horrors of trench combat is clear. Thanks to the Hotel owners for preserving this incredible bit of history. I was spending a few days visiting the battlefields of Ypres and the Somme with my son, and would say that the hotel grounds was the best preserved trench site we saw. Remarkably, we wouldn't have known all this existed if I hadn't been staying on that side of the hotel! Entrance is by a €1 donation into an honesty box!

This is a lovely nice old hotel with very comfortable rooms, good breakfast and good Beer. However the amazing gem is the grounds which holds a rare preserved part of the Ypres battlefield. Original British trenches, pill boxes, a gun and spent munitions lie all around and it becomes clear that the small lake is actually the result of 4 German mines which were detonated under the British trench line. Story boards help bring the location to life and the closeness and horrors of trench combat is clear. Thanks to the Hotel owners for preserving this incredible bit of history.I was spending a few days visiting the battlefields of Ypres and the Somme with my son, and would say that the hotel grounds was the best preserved trench site we saw. Remarkably, we wouldnt have known all this existed if I hadnt been staying on that side of the hotel! Entrance is by a €1 donation into an honesty box!

Very nice peaceful location 5 mins out of Ypres great location to base your trip to local historical monuments. Friendly staff very helpful with local knowledge. On property trenches bunker and other war relics.

Very nice peaceful location 5 mins out of Ypres great location to base your trip to local historical monuments. Friendly staff very helpful with local knowledge. On property trenches bunker and other war relics.

Hotel is within ten to twelve minutes cycling time to Menin Gate. It is in a quiet location and easily found when driving. We were there for two nights and we had dinner the first night. It was an excellent meal, with a good menu. Likewise the breakfast, plenty to eat and plenty choice. All in all a nice short break.

Great location for visiting Ypres and the battlefields. The hotel is located on the Menen Road and is surrounded by history, the grounds contain a WW1 large crater and trenches. The hotel is clean and the breakfast ample. Some rooms are in the new annex and are well appointed apart from a lack of toiletries, would recommend you have your own shower gel and shampoo etc. The new annex has a kitchen and dining area which is ideal for a family. If you ride a bike, there are excellent cycle paths and Ypres is only a mile or so down the road.

Stayed in new part of hotel fabulous room great place for quiet drink after touring

Good stay. Nothing was wrong with the hotel. Staff were polite.

Great location, very helpfull staff, food exelant