"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.

De Loft is located in the centre of historical Veurne, 6 km from the Belgian coast. There is free Wi-Fi and an extensive continental breakfast is served daily. The rooms are spacious and modern. They are equipped with a private bathroom and TV. Family rooms with bunk beds are available. The Loft rents out bicycles so that you can explore the surrounding area. Oostende and Bruges are a 30-minute car drive away.

Where a stylish room is nog an idle world. With you as a guest, it will even be more meaningful.

It will be our pleasure to welcome you.

Ideally located, close to the town’s centers or as a base to explore the area. On foot you easily reach the outskirts of town through the town’s gates. By car or (motor)bike, the hinterlands is easily accessible. Putting up(motor)bikes safely is not a problem.

front tourist, nature lover, sports fan or just an epicurean on the terrace of a Ypres’ café? You don’t even have to choose.

We’ll take car of you with a warm welcome, a cozy room and a solid breakfast to prepare you!

Interested in the opinion of other guests? Have a quick look at the reviews. Ypres (Ieper) is a city at the foot of the West Flemish hill side, half an hour's drive from the sandy beaches in the North and from lively Lille (Rijsel) in France; only one hour away from other gems like Bruges ( Brugge ) and Ghent ( Gent ). The Albion Hotel in St. James' Street (St.-Jacobsstraat) aims to be a hospitable paradise for the pilgrim to Compostela and for the pleasure-lover as well. A cocoon for the poet and the reader, for the hiker and the biker. Discover the delights of the country from these charming surroundings. Your hosts speak Dutch, English, French and do their utter best in Italian and German.