"Menin Gate House" is a charming holiday built in 1923 and completely renovated in 2011. It is the ideal base to explore Ypres and Flanders Fields. Staying in the house is a unique experience. One could not stay any closer to the Menin Gate. Notes of the daily Last Post Ceremony carryinto the beautifull rooms and bring you in the atmosphere of World War 1.

Staying overnight at the brewery? Our Guesthouse is really a quiet place and it’s also the perfect location if you want to explore the region of Poperinge. You will enjoy a gastronomic breakfast buffet and you can have lunch or dinner at Bar Bernard.

More info & reservations: www.brouwershuis.com

A basket filled with surprises and a fridge full of tasty refreshing drinks will be welcoming you on your arrival. Moreover, you will find some nice presents, flip-flops for the sauna, some showering products and bed and bath linen in each room.

The personalised “kabinet” bathrobes can be used during your stay.

This luxurious holiday house is equipped with central heating and Wi-Fi internet. Additionally, every bedroom consists of wardrobes and cupboards and can be completely darkened.

Of course, all toilets are provided with toilet paper, soap pumps and guest towels.

House:

Ground floor: entrance hall with a mirror and coat hooks – double bedroom (boxspring) – bathroom with rain shower, bathroom furniture (incl. hair drier), towel radiator and toilet – living room – open kitchen – natural ston patio – hardwood lounge patio – wellness area with sauna and rain shower – storage room with additional freezer and vacuum cleaner.

First floor: double bedroom (boxspring) with a Smart TV (and cot if necessary) – toilet – double bedroom (2 separate boxspring beds).

Second floor: bathroom with a freestanding bath, bathroom furniture (incl. hair drier) and toilet – laundry room with a washing machine, drying machine, ironing board and iron. Large garage close to the house.

Living room:

Smart TV, including Netflix – sound system for radio CD, USB and docking station

Built-in gas fire with remote control

Cosy sitting area for 6 people – indirect lightening

Open kitchen:

Dining table for 6 people + highchair if necessary

Electric cooker with 4 rings and cooker hood – oven and microwave – dishwasher

Kitchen towels, kitchen roll, dishcloth, washing-up liquid, scourer, refuse bag and all-purpose cleaner

Tea and coffee Smeg fridge including a freezer compartment

Dinner set for 12 people

Extra electrical devices: water boiler, toaster, coffee machine, croque monsieur contact grill, juicer, mixer, teppanyaki

The "Rentmeesterhoeve" is located on the historical site of the former manor of Reninghelst. What remained of the old farm, adjacent to the manor's foundations, has been transformed during 2007 and 2008 into an attractive and comfortable B&B. You'll wake up in the pastoral atmosphere of the inner courtyard and in the reassuring proximity of the Saint Vedast's Church, just as it used to be many centuries ago before the French Revolution.

The "Rentmeesterhoeve" radiates an intimacy imbued with flavors of a long gone past. However, you'll be pleasantly surprised by its modern comfort. Here you'll find at last the peaceful surrounding you've been yearning for so long, while savoring your copious breakfast with a view of the old moat and the village church beyond.

The "Rentmeesterhoeve" is the ideal starting point for many a fine spin on your bicycle, by far the best way to explore the Westhoek, the most western part of Flanders. You'll discover the panoramas of Heuvelland (the hilly country) and the hop-fields. You'll sample the local beers of Poperinge and Westvleteren, or a "picon", the appetizer of the French part of Flanders, over the border nearby... And above all, you're in the heart of Flanders Fields, so dear to the British and Commonwealth people, with its multitude of military cemeteries and monuments and the sacred city of Ypres only 12 km away ; whilst there, don't miss the Peace Museum and the daily moving Last Post ceremony under the Menin Gate.

To make things easy, a network of both cycling and hiking routes (numbered) has been created in this lovely Westhoek area of ours. Our roads are easygoing, but beware, there are also some treacherous slopes. You can map out your own itinerary. And you'll meet appropriate signposts to keep you on the right track. One thing is certain: you'll always find a welcoming cafe to take a "refill", and after your efforts you can be sure, on returning to the "Rentmeesterhoeve", of a refreshing shower awaiting you.

Heritage and history, nature and tranquility, gastronomy and friendship form a bouquet of opportunities to create a little heaven on earth