We were to stay at this hotel on November 22nd and 23rd of 2009 as part of a European vacation that was to run from November 11th to November 25th. Two days prior to our departure my wife tore a hamstring in several places and, as a result, we had to cancel the entire trip. One of the hotels we... more

Just spent four days visiting the WW1 battlefields and sights, staying at the Novotel in Ypres. We'd booked as an all in deal with 3 rooms (2 doubles, 1 twin), breakfast and Eurotunnel included for just over £1000. However, all the rooms are the same - they include a double bed, and what they call a "single" bed which is... more

Our whole party were really pleased with the quality of the hotel that we stayed in over the weekend. The rooms were spotlessly clean and very roomy abd comfortable. Just what you need after a long day on the battlefields! The location couldn't be much better, just off the main square and 5 minutes walk from the Menin Gate. Excellent... more

We had a very pleasant stay in this central hotel. The room was airy and clean, the bed was comfortable, there was a decent sized bathroom and a fridge was in the room in case you wanted to keep a few items chilled. As this hotel is in a side street from the main square, I highly doubt that any... more

This hotel seems set up to cater to package tour groups rather than single travelers. I agree with many of the other comments: it is centrally located, it is relatively modern, the rooms are minimally furnished but spotlessly clean, most of the staff are friendly, and the restaurant is badly over-priced. You can get better meals for less money in... more

Good rates from Internet. Included full breakfast. 89 pounds per room per night. Right in centre of Ypres. All staff professional and friendly. Evening meal good although slow arriving but worth it. (ask for burger to be well cooked otherwise it drips blood - no problem when asked for it to be well cooked) Chocolate mousse to die for. Food... more

I stayed one night Friday 31st July 2009, with a history group studying the area from WW1. This Novotel has been refurbished to a high standard, since I last stayed here, in my view a four star establishment, with a nice bar area. Bright airy room, flatscreen tv, tea/coffee making facilities, spacious bathroom, comfortable large bed, but an expensive mini-bar.... more

We booked with RailBookers, Eurostar to Brussels and then train to Ypres. Eurostar upgrade to first class is well worth the money, excellent service. We stayed in the Novotel at Ypres, central location, lovely helpful staff and excellent breakfasts. Comfortable room, take extra tea bags and some instant milk if, like us, you drink a lot of tea! I'd highly... more

We stayed at the Novotel, Ypres for 5 nights in August 2009. From check-in to check-out the staff were helpful and polite. As we have two teenagers, we upgraded our room. It only cost an additional 15 euros per night and we had masses of space. The TV in the room receives both BBC1 & 2. Down stairs in reception... more