Set in Lo-Reninge, Holiday Home Het Wagenhuis is a passive property featuring a terrace and a garden with barbecue facilities. Free internet is available throughout the entire property and on-site private parking is possible free of charge.

The holiday home is air-conditioned and features a living room with flat-screen cable TV, a CD and a DVD player, as well as laundry facilities and 2 bathrooms. Children can have fun on the trampoline in the garden.

Guests can prepare meals in the holiday home's fully equipped kitchen. There is a restaurant and a bakery 100 metres from the accommodation.

The cities of Ypres, Veurne and Poperinge are located 15 km from Het Wagenhuis. The Destrooper Visitor Centre is a 5-minute walk away and the Belgian coast with its sandy beaches is 20 minutes' drive from the accommodation.

Staying overnight at the brewery? Our Guesthouse is really a quiet place and it’s also the perfect location if you want to explore the region of Poperinge. You will enjoy a gastronomic breakfast buffet and you can have lunch or dinner at Bar Bernard.

More info & reservations: www.brouwershuis.com

 

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.