Tielt Hotel Guide - Tielt City Park hotels in Tielt, Belgium.

"Great location, near main highway but closure of road in front of Hotel was not disclosed that created additional travel time & hassles. Restaurant & Bar is fantastic ! Service and Help unbeatable. Rooms are large hence the one of the reason to stay. Heating system in room did not work for the two nights and three days, but management supplied a portable heating unit for our room. Would stay again when road way work is completed and heating system is working."

"Yes"

"great location to do a few days of wandering through old town and beyond"

"The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful, which was definitely the highlight of our stay. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives ended. The bathrooms and toilets are very old and look quite tired. The shower curtain was visibly dirty along the bottom edge, which wasn’t pleasant to see. The floors and carpets throughout the room also felt worn and outdated. In addition, the cups provided in the room were cheap plastic, which gave the room a lower-quality feel. Another disappointment was the parking situation: we booked through Expedia and had to pay for parking, while it apparently would have been free if the reservation had been made directly through the hotel’s website. Overall, while the staff were great, the facilities and overall condition of the hotel really need updating."

"Amazing location and staff. While parking is limited, this is one of the best hotels I’ve stayed at. A must stay if you’re in Bruges."

"Great location- on a small quiet, side street and very close to shopping, nice restaurants including a grocery store. Breakfast was buffet style- lots of variety-something for everyone! I loved the building and the lounge area. About a 20 minute walk to the train station. A lovely hotel!"

"Hotel was clean and tidy , central for local visits and staff were friendly."

"Room was really tiny. Breakfast had a good selection "

"Didn't have breakfast as was only a ailable at Novotel opposite and seemed expensive compared to local cafes"