Apartments Aurora is ideally located in the historic center of Ypres.

Restaurants, bars, supermarkets in the vicinity.

4 units with private entrance, fully equipped kitchen and a terrace.

Spacious rooms with comfortable beds.

Ambrosia is a charming family hotel at 200m of the market and the Menin Gate of Ypres. You can sleep in a very recently refurbished (2008) hotel. Enjoy our cosy, warm and domestic design. Try our cooked or cold breakfast. The rooms are perfectly maintained. In order to offer you a maximal sleeping comfort, we invested in reliable beds and mattress bottoms. With our high-quality bicycles, you can ride on the extensive bicycle routes in the area. The region of Ypres is a true paradise for cyclists and walkers!

"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.

In the countryside and in an oasis of greenery, you find the hotel « Kasteelhof 't Hooghe » situated 3 km of the centre of Ypres. Away from the noisy town-life, it is an ideal place to make some excursions in order to visit the region. The three stars hotel with its 11 rooms in the same style as the building but equipped with the up-to-date modern comfort of the 21ste century. Indeed every room has toilet, bathroom, television, telephone, radio-awakening, hair-dryer and some with airco. The rooms of the first floor have their own terrace. Every room has a view on the garden with pond. The hotel has a cordial restaurant, with a varied kitchen and a bar that allows you to rest while tasting the Belgian beers. It is pleasant to stay late in the evening at the lounge by the hearth. There is also a parking lot reserved for the hosts of the hotel. The hotel is situated on a domain that breathes history, situated on the former front line dating of World War I. Typical proofs of it are the trenches, the concrete bunkers and several craters of mines.