Name: De Klepel
Address: Lindenlaan 24, 2340 Beerse, Belgium, Beerse, Beerse, Beerse, 2340, Belgium
Rating: 5

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Antwerp International Airport

Eindhoven Airport

Brussels Airport

Atomium

Mini-Europe

City 2 Shopping Mall

Jubilee Park

Cathedral of St. Michael

Brussels Park

Galeries St. Hubert

La Grand Place

Royal Palace of Brussels

Bois de la Cambre

Nederlands Fotomuseum

De Klepel

The rooms are warm ,shower is good.
Breakfast is a bit overpriced for what you get but is what you would expect in Europe.
Good pub  at the bottom no complaints with that.
The floor is cold, but can't fault anything really close to Janssen there is a supermarket close by.
Only negative is Tue cockrull in the morning!! Room 11 or 12 4.30am.
Apart from that as the title says ok for a base to sleep in.

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Cheep and cheerful

Came here in winter, and as I had thought was possible on my last visit here in summer, it was dark walking from the car park to the main building. Thankfully, having just about recovered from my broken ribs courtesy of Crater Lake Lodge in the dark, I had brought a head torch with me so negoiated the steps etc with ease. There is some external lighting but it is inadequate. Gave me a room next to the door (12). Moved me to the third floor (note no lift), on request. Room 17 was pleasant enough and clean, in a basic way. No bath, only shower (but a good shower). Had a mini kitchenette (microwave) and coffee maker. No cups but supplied on request. Beds were two twins pushed together-as normal in most continental countries. Wifi is an additional 5 euros per night and reception closes at 9 on a Monday night as the restaurant is shut. Beds were very comfortable. Sound proofing is non existent as was woken on first night by loud American neighbour on the telephone, and by snoring on the 2nd and 3rd nights. However, the rooms are good value. Very cheap for Belgium, comfortable and clean, and next to de De Zeeuwse Bron (one of the best restaurants around-unfortunately it was shut during my visit), and have a large and safe car park, and are 5 mins drive from J and J without having to face Turnhouts' spaghetti system. Breakfast was typically continental-bread, croissants, cheese, hams, jam, cereals, orange juice. Would stay again.

Cheap and Cheerful

de Klepel is a great place to stay if you need a decent amount of space and are on a budget.  Unfortunately, I was forced to live here, for several months, during the hottest summer on record.  The room was nice enough but without air conditioning, I had to leave windows open which led to lots of bugs.  I was able to combat that with some plug-in bug repellent I had never seen before, nor have I seen since.  They allow you to rent bicycles for a very reasonable rate.  The town is charming and the price is right.  However, if it is summertime, I HIGHLY recommend going to Turnhout or even Antwerp.

You Get What You Pay For...

Hotel de Klepel was a convenient choice for my customer J and J. It was also on the high street of Beerse, meaning that it was 2 minutes walk to bars and restaurants, and also had its own private car parking (turn left before you get to the hotel). I arrived on a Monday evening, close to 9pm, and was told that the restaurant (situated in the bar) was not open on Mondays, and that reception was only open until 9pm. My room was situated in one of the 2 buildings adjacent to the car park. There was no lighting here, as it was situated away from the hotel, and quite dark on a winter's evening. The building was very new and very simple. Rooms were very basic with a kitchenette (although bathroom was nice), the rest was like being transported back to student accomodation. There were some white sofas/chairs in the room with enormous stains on them, and the curtains were very light. Also, the bed was uncomfortable and the cock in the garden next to the car park made sure that you were woken very early in the morning! Breakfast about as basic as it gets, but on a plus, it was a very cheap place to stay. Wireless internet connection available in main hotel.
All in all, good location but very basic amenities.

Sprawling Building

A colleague and I were visiting Janssen Pharmaceutica for a few days and ended up here as we could not find a hotel in Turnhout.  The whole experience would have made an excellent Fawlty Towers episode, starting with being shouted at upon arrival to not being able to get on the WiFi because just before midnight was too late to generate access codes and being woken up every hour between 2am and 7am by a cockerel with a messed up biological clock.  We were amazed no one has yet tried to silence the cockerel ...

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