Apartments

Self-contained apartments where you can base yourself for a few days, a week or longer are gaining ground in Antwerp.

Self-contained suites offer many interesting alternatives to hotels. Self-catering facilities make it easy to look after your family without having to get every meal from a restaurant. For value for money they are hard to beat, especially for groups and families. Prices can vary depending on the season. The high season is July and August, plus school holidays.

Here are couple Apartments ... worth the mention

Git’Ann’twerpen
Welvaartstraat 54A
Antwerp, Belgium
+32 476 47 33 51
http://www.gitanntwerpen.be/

Stylish chic flat for short and long term stays; they have another apartment in central Antwerp

Miauw Suites
Marnixplaats 14
Antwerp, Belgium
+32 (0)3 2484 707
http://www.miauw.com/

Industrial chic, light-filled suite in the heart of Antwerp-Zuid, owned by Dutch fashion designer, Analik

Miauw is an evolving concept-hotel and media-project presented through two beautiful buildings in Amsterdam and Antwerp.

Miauw suites are convenient and luxurious suite style accommodations in the nicest areas in Antwerp and Amsterdam. The suites comprise a separate luxurious bedroom, bathroom and living room plus a open style kitchen.

Loewe widescreen televisions, dvd/cd player, wireless fast internet and low-costs phone lines make the setup complete.

Lobby
Jan van Beersstraat 51
Bolivarplaats
Antwerp, Belgium
+32 3 233 6483
www.lobbyantwerp.com


Three uniquely designed suites; restaurant serves French-Belgian food

Boulevard Leopold
+32 486 675 838
http://www.boulevard-leopold.be/

The owners of Boulevard Leopold have just opened a pair of suites right in the heart of the St Andries shopping district in the city centre. Equipped with kitchen and lounging space and accessed by separate front doors within a stairwell, the flats are perfect for longer stays or intimate shopping trips. Again the style here is a mix of vintage and contemporary, but this time with a lighter, more monochromatic atmosphere, reminiscent of the décor favoured by Antwerp favourite, Maison Martin Margiela. On nearby Nationalestraat you'll find some of Belgium's finest boutiques, including Dries van Noten, one of the "Antwerp Six" collective who put Antwerp on the fashion map in the 80s.

Doubles from €120-€150 a night.

Check out affordable Belgium bed & breakfast in Antwerp. B&B represent excellent value. Compared to a hotel room of the same price, you'll get a spacious room full of character and individuality, amazing breakfasts and great hosts that love what they are doing.

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