Zonnebeke Hotel Guide - Old Cheese Factory hotels in Zonnebeke, Belgium.

"Breakfast was very nice and plentiful. The dining room was clean and the manager very pleasant. The single room was ok but although the shower was powerful im not a big fan of shower curtains that stick to you. I prefer a solid door. Welcome bottle of water and very polite reception. I’m going back."

"Good location, small room but clean and suitable for just a couple of nights."

"A beautiful hotel, the oldest in Kortrijk. My second time staying there, room was lovely, breakfast was good, convenient for shops and has its own car park"

"Stayed in this hotel last minute as we are too tired for the day trip so decide to add another day. Didn’t have toothbrush or charging with me. Asked the reception and they have them! Also I like how they have a self service nibble and drink lounge for free so I can fill up my water bottle whenever I need. Have hot water. Room temp water and a coffee machine free to use. Comes with some free croissant too."

"We arrived at 3am and the night concierge was very helpful. The breakfast was manic and they could not cope with the number of guests food ran out and even plates ran out. The room was lovely and clean and the housekeeper she was amazing, we only saw one, a lovely dark skinned lady who was working extremely hard trying to clean all the rooms and doing so with a smile, simply amazing. On the way out we were stuck in the car park as the reception team did not tell us the code changed. Overall lovely clean hotel good service, breakfast was not good, great housekeeper."

"Parking very easy. No staff upon check in. Room amenities very minimalist"

"Wonderful helpful staff."

"Toilet dirty but overall good"

"I spent two nights in Ypres. The hotel was very centrally located yet quiet. The staff were friendly and very accomdating. The room was large, clean and well presented. The breakfast area was spacious and the breakfast itself was varied and delicious. I will definetly stay here again when cycling and/or visiting flander fields"