Best Zemst Hotels

The boss is very enthusiastic, and the English is very standard. He gave us a very detailed introduction, including the city's attractions! Also helped us carry our luggage! The room is very cozy! Come here next time!

NH Mechelen is a nice, warm hotel with welcoming staff. We enjoyed our stay there. It is also quite central. There is also a parking there. It costs 15 euros per night. I did not check whether there are cheaper parking places. The city of Mechelen is nice to see. It is quite authentic and real.

We got to know the hotel a few years ago and we made it a yearly tradition to come back. We enjoy every moment, from the moment we enter the hotel to the moment we leave. The breakfast is super, lots of choice and in very special surroundings... Really a true gem to stay in

Fantastic hotel, central and easy access... the only one but we could not use the wellness space because it was full booked, they could give priority to the hotel guests, for the rest, all right

We stayed 1 night on Saturday to Sunday. The location is very good, pal in the centre near the Rombouts tower. The interior didn't talk to us immediately but the reception was warm. The room was clean, but the TV didn't work, there were no coffee/tea facilities and the coats (only 1 per person) did not make much of it, which caused us to have not sleeped well. In addition, you could hear the noise from outside and from other rooms/passports well. We also had trouble with the smell hind from a restaurant nearby. The breakfast with view to the tower fell in the taste, it is a limited buffet with fresh products, but not very extensive but certainly sufficient and with enough stocks that were supplemented in time. Checkout wasn't due to no presence, it's strange to leave.

The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. I take you a point in the cleaning assessment for using a moquette, not because it was dirt or much less, cleaning is deserved a 5 too, but I know it is vital for people with allergies and other impediments with it. I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I would like to say that I

From the very beginning, our stay was tainted by the absolute lack of communication on the part of the hotel management, and the very out-of-date, poorly composed website. We depended mainly on the website for the information we needed to settle our travel plans, along with some info gleaned from Belgium travel guides. We were surprised to find, upon arrival at Het Anker, that contrary to the website information, we would be charged E15 per day for parking, 'down the street'. That was our first of many surprises attendant to our brief one-night visit in mid-June 2023. The second was that the 'coffeemaker' in the room was nothing more than a 'hot pot' contraption to boil water in, and the 'coffee' was simply a few packets of some instant concoction. On top of that, there was no cream or sugar in the room, and my multiple requests to the front desk (BTW, there is no room phone, you must physically walk to the desk...) to provide some extra coffee and condiments went completely ignored. Based upon the website information available at the time we booked, there were no brewery tours being offered (likely no site update since Covid?), however, upon our arrival, we noticed that tours were in fact being offered, just none available during out stay! Of course now it appears at least that portion of the website has been updated. In general, the rooms are small, and there is no A/C. The restaurant is nothing special, and we were very surprised to find that the fries they served with our fish and chips were not true Belgian-style fries, they were simply the frozen variety commonly found in the U.S. and other countries! What a disappointment! I would have to say, unless you are truly desirous of a 'stay-at-an-old-Belgian-brewery' experience, and are willing to forego many of the standard creature comforts associated with a hotel in this price range, you can likely do far better in the Mechelen area!