Ertbrugge Holidays

Very clean and comfortable stay. Great location near tons of restaurants and walking distance from Antwerp Central station. Breakfast could have more vegan options.

The property was nice. The building is older so you can hear everything, including housekeeping early in the morning which made it less relaxing. The area is quiet, good AC, and friendly staff.

This is a beautiful little boutique hotel. We stayed in the room adjacent to the terrace. While the room was very cute, it was not functional. The air conditioner did not work properly, the ceiling is very low and the shower/tub had a very low ceiling, no shower curtain and you have to always manually hold the water spout to shower. Showering was a challenge and after my shower there was water everywhere. Again, beautiful room but not functional. The staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating. The location is also great.

Excellent dining options from where we stayed. The breakfast was top-notch. Check-in was speedy and informative.

It was a strange experience, with two stays in as many weekends (both legs of a Germany holiday), for three nights in total. The first thing: there is no lift, and it astonishes me that in 2025 there are hotel rooms on the third floor (fourth if you are American) without a lift, and the hotel is classed as "four Stars". Another negative was that the furniture and decoration appear tired, the whole place looks like it needs a overhaul. The last thing I would like to mention is that, of the three receptionists, one (the blonde young woman) seemed to hate life, and me in it. The other two were very fine and helpful. The second room, which was bigger, on the canal, and one floor below, was a much better experience and a much better value for money. The first room (last floor) was below expectation and below par. The location is glorious, though, and the place, whilst tired, does have its charme. I will stay again in the hotel only if I get a suitably low price for one of the finer rooms. To make a comparison, the Hotel Casselbergh, also a four star, is a world apart as far as luxury and experience are concerned, and I booked my room there two years ago at less than here, on the same day of the week as the canal room (Sunday to Monday).