For the first time in my business trips in Antwerp I decided to select the Radisson Blu. It is really a nice Hotel, large rooms, an ecellent breakfast with a lot of different choices, nice restaurant and places to take meetings or where it is possible to work. The staff is very kind, the wifi connection is perfect

The location of the hotel is good from the persepctive of closeness to the central station otherwise the location isn't that great - very much like a station area - a melting pot of all sort of things really. The doorman comes across very lazy and has to be asked to carry bags! Then he looked as if someone bothered... More

This hotel is so very convenient right on the plaza across from Antwerp Central Station with connections all over Europe. In addition, it is relatively easy, fast and cheap (surely faster and cheaper than taxi) to get around Antwerp on the "Lijn" trollies that stop both in front of and under the hotel. That is the Astrid stop right under... More

We took the highspeed train to have a weekend citytrip without too much fuss and in a place we did not know well. Antwerp is refurbishing itself. The new MAS museum is stunning and the city has both trendy creative and posh shops mixed. They could spend some more time on the Schelde boulevard, but that will come.The Raddison fit... More

The most striking feature of this hotel is the sheer ugliness of its facade. It's hard to describe, so see for yourselves. The lobby is reconstructed and nice. Our room and the breakfast room were not reconstructed, and reminded me of a late 70s youth hostel. Having said this, the beds are very good, and the hotel has all the... More

For starters, we were put off by the facade; it is an unattractive building with no driveway. It is across from the train station so a rather drab part of Antwerp -- close to the diamond district and a pleasant 10 minute walk to the historic/tourist area. The spa was also passable with a massage that did not go well.... More

Antwerp is a city of districts and this hotel is opposite the station. It's a modern build, designed to try to fit in with the stunning gothic train station - it doesn't quite, but at least they made the effort. Rooms are of a decent size, those facing the back are quieter but sometimes feel a little dingy. The breakfast... More

This hotel is situated just opposite the superb Antwerp central railstation and steps away from all interesting touristic spots. It is a modern hotel with clean, quiet and spacous rooms and a nice bar and dine facility as well. Breakfast is OK but expensive (22 euros).

Bad points first: The bathroom looked rather "tired" and the shower in my room leaked. The fact the air is pumped in from the hall when you don't or, in my case, don't want to have the noisy aircon on, means there is a constant draught (between 6am and 11pm) but I know this cannot be changed, having stayed in... More