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Hotel Chamdor
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Suite
This suite offers one double bed
Deluxe Room
Providing free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer. The doubl…
Standard Room
Offering free toiletries, this twin room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer. The twin roo…
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Restaurants nearby
- Boury★★★ Michelin In their brick villa, Tim Boury and Inge Waeles have clearly puzzled, pondered and finetuned each detail from the attentive service and felicitous food-wine pairings to the fashionably stylish interior and the gorgeous patio and bar. The buzzy casual vibe is ample proof that perfection is not necessarily starched and stuffy. Chef Boury’s painstaking recipes mingle classicism with creative peps and he cannot be equalled for his ability to enhance exceptional ingredients, particularly those from his region whose praises he frequently sings. His cuisine attains a pinnacle of high-flying virtuosit3.8km
- Le Nord Behind a spruce conventional façade, the Bistro le Nord bills itself as a characterful, contemporary eatery. A modern vibe, Mediterranean influences and the jubilant owner Dimitri set the scene indoors. The kitchen brigade rolls out Franco-Belgian family favourites enriched with subtle international and southern European influences. Examples include red mullet with a beurre blanc enhanced by kalamata olives, or a juicy cockerel, lacquered char siu style and flanked by citrus fruits.2.0km
- CRKL CRKL may look like an upmarket concrete villa from the outside, but once indoors, you will find yourself in a romantic setting done up in soft pastel shades. Take a seat on the patio and sip an aperitif, as you get ready to sample the chef’s handiwork in which pedigree Belgian produce rubs shoulders with Asian and Mediterranean influences. Examples: Piedmont veal with goat’s cheese and lavender oil or fabulously fresh haddock paired with a creamy sauce based on fish stock and perfumed with miso. You can expect truly fragrant dishes packed in character. Finally, the establishment demonstrates a2.4km
- Ma Passion Chef Kris and elegant Sandra share a passion for fine food and fine wine! This handsome townhouse with a lovely patio tastefully blends old and new with an inimitable Belgian knack for colours and materials. The chef voluntarily tries his hand at different styles, mixing the classical flavours of foie gras and sweetbread with subtle sauces and fresh, acidic side dishes, demonstrating his playful side and virtuoso talent.2.5km
- Verschil Verschil is clearly a champion of the farm-to-table concept, as you will see when you look at the estate’s farmland that is managed by your hostess and which supplies the restaurant in a cornucopia of delicacies. The chef slaloms between classics like saddle of hare, served medium rare and paired with a powerful sauce and modern recipes of the likes of kohlrabi and smoked eel with tomatoes and a subtle tomato gazpacho. We recommend the à la carte lineup, but at lunchtime, you can’t go wrong if you decide to order the delicious soup and dish of the day.3.5km
- Castor★★ Michelin Purity is the name of the game at Castor. The elegant yet brutalist-looking cube on Kortrijkseweg is home to a modern interior of wood, glass and concrete. Stefanie sets the tone of the restaurant’s classy front-of-house style, while Maarten Bouckaert surprises the diner right from the appetisers. From the ingredients and the sauces to the savvy blend of exotic flavours, the chef unveils his talent at every step. Stints with culinary virtuosos of the likes of Peter Goossens enabled him to hone his skills, which he now deploys with tact and sensitivity. Examples: pork cheeks braised in Rodenbac19.1km
- Rebelle★ Michelin Behind the unassuming façade of Rebelle, you will discover a warm, minimalist interior decked in salmon and terracotta colours. Fuss-free and casual, Rebelle aims to serve excellent nosh in an easy-going vibe. The man behind the creative score, Martijn Defauw, rustles up fascinating food and knock-out seasonings, often with an oriental twist, that come up trumps every time. He has a knack for sourcing the best produce, such as flawlessly fresh North Sea fish or locally grown tender young hop shoots. His close ties with his producers are a source of inspiration, as are his travels. For example,19.7km
- Vonk Stijn and chef Bart are the fifth generation of the Hoonaert family, whose DNA is rooted in culinary excellence! The conservatory of the former café, planted with trees, is now a cosy gastrobar. A charcoal Mibrasa oven adds a distinctive flavour to market-fresh recipes, made with meticulously chosen ingredients (simple lunchtime menu, more varied in the evening).6.7km
- Béus Maria and Michel welcome guests to their gourmet establishment as if they were old friends of the family. Maria tends to your every need in the dining room, while Michel crafts what appears to be classical fare, yet with a subtle modern spin. Examples range from old-school grilled white pudding and traditional sole meunière with fresh fries to scallops served with curry-flavoured beurre blanc. Soul-warming food that has kept up with the times. At Béus, which loosely translates as “our home” in the local lingo, flavour is the overriding goal every time.9.9km
- Nast Dean Masschelein has added his inimitable stamp to a former chicory factory, retaining the original rough brick walls, but cleverly dotted with modern fixtures and fittings. The chef is a genuine West Flemish lad, as his exuberant personality and passion for regional produce quickly reveal. The food is succulent, straightforward and international and he might mix presa iberico with a sweet-sour baba ghanoush and Mediterranean fregola, all of which comes together thanks to an emulsion of bacon. Creative seasonal cooking, rendered even more flavoursome when paired with gueuze beers or organic wi10.4km
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Attractions nearby
- Kasteel Wijnendale Belgian castle12.9km
- Tyne Cot Cemetery cemetery in West Flanders, Belgium12.3km
- Saint Julien Memorial war memorial commemorating Canadian military forces in World War I, in Saint Julien, Belgium14.6km
- Passchendaele Canadian Memorial Canadian war memorial in Belgium10.8km
- Langemark German war cemetery cemetery in Langemark, Belgium15.1km
- Aertrycke Castle14.1km
- Polygon Wood, Zonnebeke Belgium, site of the Battle of Passchendaele in World War I16.0km
- Hill 62 Memorial Canadian war memorial19.1km
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