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Albion Hotel
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Offering free toiletries, this twin room includes a private bathroom with a bath, a shower and a hairdryer. The twin roo…
The spacious double room features air conditioning, soundproof walls, as well as a private bathroom boasting a bath and…
Providing free toiletries, this family room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The family room p…
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This room has a private bathroom with a shower or bath.
Offering free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. The double room of…
This room has a private bathroom with a shower or bath.
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Restaurants nearby
- Hostellerie St-Nicolas★ Michelin The high-flying talents of Michael Vanderhaeghe and his father Franky set the scene in this temple to fine dining. Knockout sauces and a superlative range of local produce such as hop shoots and Steenvoorde pigeon bear witness to the know-how of this hostelry, that has been a culinary landmark for going on 25 years. Original touches and exotic techniques ensure that the menu continues to evolve and progress. How about slowly cooked free-range chicken coated in a hazelnut sauce and a spicy Flanders cheese, paired with a frothy kohlrabi mousse rich in earthy notes. You will also be surprised by 6.4km
- Klei Inconspicuously located on the historic Grand Place, this cosy restaurant has a somewhat mysterious feel to it. At the helm, an experienced duo showcase their talents. Sommelier Carl Couvreur bowls diners over with his astute recommendations, while chef Jonathan Devogel delivers haute cuisine in which intricate sauces and influences from around the globe bring the flavours to life. Though his creations can be elaborate, they are ultimately defined by their boldness. Think marinated weever as the main ingredient in an aromatic dish with fig and celery in various guises. The short menu never fai223m
- VEST Take a seat in this modern, elegant restaurant by the ramparts and you may hear the moving ‘Last Post’ ceremony that takes place at the nearby Menin Gate every evening at 8pm… Local Westhoek delicacies, cooked creatively and playfully, are rich in the distinctive, crisp flavours that depict the spontaneous, market-fresh cuisine of chef Jeroen. Gracious Séverine can be relied upon for her insightful wine-food pairing tips. Book a room at the B&B, ideal to explore the fascinating heritage of Ypres.456m
- Bacon Your host, an enthusiastic champion of natural and organic wines, was a butcher in a former life. In the company of his partner, they have embarked on a new adventure in the shape of a cosy, trendy eatery. She woos diners with fresh cuisine, jazzed up with international seasonings and brimming with flavour in dishes – with or without meat! If you opt for the surprise menu, you will be delighted by her knack for playing with contrasts. An example: lamb cooked two ways – one spicy in pita bread, the other with lamb’s tongues cooked slowly in a tomato coulis and a madeira-laced gravy. Crisp, unde839m
- De Steenen Haene An irresistible friendly vibe echoes throughout this pretty modernised cottage, whose terrace-garden is set amidst fields and pastures. The family-run restaurant serves classical delicacies such as grilled lobster and the spring chicken and croquettes exhibit the chef’s talent. Flavour and generosity epitomise this establishment.1.9km
- Klaver Klaver is proof that high-flying cuisine need not be incompatible with a friendly vibe. In this vein and in keeping with the establishment’s playful character, chef Korneel Verhulst often kicks off your meal with piping hot French fries and a spicy caper-spiked mayonnaise. The youthful chef shines the spotlight on first-class produce, with the odd Japanese lilt and a clear fondness for textbook Gallic classics. An example: a rich, creamy foyot sauce adds depth and peps to juicy guinea fowl, while your coffee may well be flanked by a small pancake, in tribute to the region. Klaver adds a brand-4.7km
- In de Zon In de Zon is a haven for foodies and cycling enthusiasts (it is located in the heart of the Heuvelland region). The decor is filled with nostalgic finds from flea markets, which add a touch of charm. On a clear day, you can see all the way to France from the gorgeous terrace. This is a restaurant that is full of character and that showcases Flemish cuisine at its best. Crispy shrimp croquettes, herby paling in 't groen (eel in a green sauce) with fresh fries, succulent pork cheeks cooked in Saint Bernard beer: this heartwarming food leaves a lasting impression.9.6km
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Attractions nearby
- Menin Gate war memorial in Ypres, Belgium279m
- Cloth Hall, Ypres medieval commercial building in Ypres, Belgium314m
- Saint Martin's Cathedral church in Ypres, Belgium399m
- In Flanders Fields Museum war museum in the city center of Ypres, Belgium369m
- Saint George's Memorial Church church building in Ypres, Belgium538m
- Sint-Jacobskerk roman-catholic church in Ieper, Belgium56m
- Museum Godshuis Belle art museum and gallery in West Flanders, Belgium266m
- Perth Cemetery (China Wall) world War I cemetery in West Flanders, Belgium2.4km
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