I booked a single room. My ensuite room was spacious, clean and functional. The windows if opened had mosquito mesh in the frame, so in hot weather the room could be aired without the worry of critters. Daily room service was great, breakfast provided a good choice of continental and cereal and the atmosphere was warm and relaxing. This hotel provides good car parking and is located conveniently to nearby places of interest and cycle routes. 3 out of the 5 mornings I had to be away before breakfast so they provided a packed breakfast/lunch to take with me!

I was happy with everything as it was.

We stayed in the new building and it was a nice room very clean. Due to the fact that we were early in the season we couldn’t use the terras and all the other facilities. It is nice however that they take care over the Hooghe Krater which is a remnant of the Great War and you cannot understand the idea that about 100 years ago here men did battle for 4 year over 300 m of frontline.

At the time we were there we had some problems getting to Ypres as the road was closed and you could only reach the hotel from one way. Hopefully this will be solved quickly.

We came here for the battlefields and chose the hotel for the trenches in its gardens, which were even more extensive than the pictures indicated with informative boards around explaining what happened here in WW1. Kids will love clambering about the trenches; my son certainly did notwithstanding the wet weather. Our room was in the new block and was spacious and quiet (thank you, double glazing). Breakfast was the standard continental type but Belgium isn’t the best place for gluten-free eaters.

It’s not walking distance to town but we knew that when we booked. Free on site parking was the bonus.

We had an exceptionally large room within the new build which is separate to the older main building. Really appreciated the additional space as often "family rooms" are just double rooms with an additional bed squeezed in. The breakfast was nothing fancy but what was there was good and there was plenty of it. Staff were all incredibly helpful. The Theme Park behind the hotel was well worth the visit and we spent a whole day there with a very happy 11-year old. Hotel was a 5-10 minute drive from the centre of Ypres.

The internal ensuite was huge but there did not seem to be any sort of extraction system - so no way to vent the room - so it got very steamy in there after 3 showers!

Great location for Bellewarde Park. Lovely room/hotel and wonderful staff. It also has a WW1 site in it's grounds, which you can walk around (and have the sheep follow you). - it costs 1 Euro to do so. It is quiet, and picturesque. Short walking distances from further WW1 sites/cemeteries and museums. It is also less then 10 mins drive from Ypres, so is an ideal location if you are looking to do a WW1 tour in the area. Continental breakfast was nice, and ample on site parking.

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The hotel is excellent. Very clean. Friendly staff. Location is excellent for sites of the First War but also a steady walk into Ypres if you want. Takes just under an hour to walk to Ypres Square. The bar serves quite late, certainly 11pm or even later. Good breakfast. Evening meals are excellent and good value. Evening restaurant closed the Friday and Saturday we were there. The hotel is situated on a preserved part of the Battlefield with preserved trenches, artillery shells and debris of war. Interesting information panels describe the history of the area. Huge car park. A really nice hotel. I willl go back.

Gets a bit crowded in the breakfast area, not really big enough when it's busy. Also we were on motorcycles and we had to be very careful the gravel car park .

This is the second time I have stayed here in the last few months. Excellent on both occasions. Spotlessly clean, friendly hosts. Very interesting fragment of the First War battles preserved in the grounds. 40 minute walk into Ypres. Huge free car park. Nice Contintal Breakfat . Good WiFi. Just a really nice hotel run by good people.

Nothing to dislike really. A kettle and tea making facilities in the room would be nice. Would have been very welcome actually and a rather strange thing to be missing in an otherwise excellent hotel.

Location, food, and hospitality staff are so friendly and helpful, beautifully surroundings, a lovely light room. Also convenient for public transport into Ypres centre.

Only a few things, two single beds, pushed together rather than a double.. A chest of drawers would have been more convenient rather than living out of a suitcase. But that's not a complaint. A hot drink facility would have complimented a lovely room.

Excellent place to stay if you are visiting any of the World War 1 locations. The hotel has a very interesting history and is adjacent to the Hooge crater museum. For us it was a much better option than staying in Ypres itself Our room was on the ground floor and it was excellent, comfortable bed, and great shower over the bath. Excellent breakfast ..really nice croissants We had dinner in the restaurant on a Monday night; Small menu but excellent quality.

Nothing we didn't like here.

Nice clean hotel with nice garden to have a picknick. Also very easy to park your car and even a safe place to keep your hired bikes for some days. Breakfast was also very tasty. For people that want to have a good walk, you can also walk to the center of the city in a small hour. If good weather you can also easily have your breakfast outside in the morning sun. In the room you can easily put the window open without to be afraid for musquitos.

Would be nice for breakfast to have scrambled eggs as an option, or some small/little change each day in the breakfast offering as surprise factor. One breakfast zone was a little dark, white paint or more sunlight would help here, but also understand that is linked to the theme and can be personal preference.