Antwerp Harbour Hotel

International Seamen’s house Antwerp

Fully renovated rooms with all the mod cons
A fresh and tasty breakfast buffet every morning
Tuck into our breakfast buffet
Right in the heart of the Antwerp harbour district

International Seamen’s house Antwerp

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rooms

Standard single room

incl. breakfast buffet
All rooms have:
- single bed (box-spring)
- bathroom with shower, toilet
- flat screen TV
- free wifi
- telephone/wake-up call via reception
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Double room without balcony

incl. breakfast buffet
All rooms have:
- 2 single beds (box-spring)
- bathroom with shower, toilet
- flat screen TV
- free wifi
- telephone/wake-up call via reception
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Double room with balcony

incl. breakfast buffet
All rooms have:
- rooms at the front have a balcony
- 2 single beds (box-spring)
- bathroom with shower, toilet
- flat screen TV
- free wifi
- telephone/wake-up call via reception
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facilities

Harbour Lounge

Welcome in our brand new Harbour Lounge: a modern and cozy lounge where guests can relax in peace with a snack and a drink. There is a TV corner, a room for relaxation with billiards and table football and plenty of comfortable seating areas. A separate conference room can be used multifunctional by our guests.

Are you looking for additional meeting space nearby? We can recommend the Skipper Welfare association.

Food & drinks

Free breakfast buffet:

Monday till Friday 7 am till 9.30 am.

Saturday & Sunday 7.30 am till 10.30 am.

In our Harbour Lounge we offer you some snacks and drinks in our vending machines. Coffee, thee and water are even free! There are also a large range of places to eat both in the immediate surroundings and in the city centre. Our receptionists will be happy to give you further advice.

Parking

You can park for free in our hotel car park, but it is not possible to reserve a space.

The city centre is easily accessible with public transport (10 min.).

A large part of the city centre is car-free or paying parking.

Public transport

The Groenendaellaan stop is located opposite the hotel.

Tram 6: every 10 minutes in the direction of the Central Station.

Various bus lines in the direction of the centre (Rooseveltplaats). At the weekend you may have to wait a little longer.

Make sure you have a valid ticket.

Taxi rates:

City centre, Groenplaats, Central Station: approx. €12 to €15.

MAS: approx. €11 to €12.

Sportpaleis, Lotto Arena: €10.

You can order a taxi at reception at no additional charge.

An alternative means of transport is the bicycle.

You can hire a "Fietshaven" bike at reception for € 7.50 per day. Information available at reception.

An ideal means of transport for in the city and in the harbour.

seamen’s house

The Antwerp Harbour Hotel continues in the tradition of the International Seamen’s house Antwerp which was formerly located on Falconrui. Mariners can stay at the hotel at a reduced rate.

We offer extra services for harbour-related guests, such as sample pick-up services ( DNV services). There is also a welfare officer / social worker present in the hotel, who provides guidance and advice in collaboration with the various Missions to Seafarers.

Naturally the Antwerp Harbour Hotel maintains good relations with agencies and shipping companies.

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surroundings

The Antwerp Harbour Hotel is located in the north of Antwerp. From here all the tourist attractions are easily accessible. The best and cheapest way of reaching the city is by public transport or bicycle. The reception will provide you with all the information required. You can park for free in the hotel's car park.

A few recommendations:

Kinepolis, cinema and congress centre is within walking distance.

For world-class concerts you should head for the Sportpaleis and the Lotto Arena just a few minutes drive from the hotel.

Rent a bike from reception and visit the city and harbour at your own pace.

The Tourist Information Centre in the Grote Markt (main square) can provide you with information on walks around the city. Numerous historical and architecturally interesting buildings form an impressive backdrop to a range of cafés, bars and restaurants.

The Museum Aan de Stroom (MAS) opened its doors in 2011 on Antwerp's Eilandje (little island). This museum has a mix of older and more contemporary art on show. The museum's staircase is freely accessible at all times and you can enjoy a phenomenal view of the city from the rooftop.

Shopping in Antwerp is just another way of saying 'shop till you drop'. The city has a variety of both in and outdoor shopping centres with something for everyone.

Antwerp Zoo is located right beside the Central Station, it is one of the oldest zoos in the world and well worth a visit.

A few other attractions include: