Hotel Postiljon Reviews

its good hotel, i have no complain about any anything!

Great location close to all the bars and old square.. simple but just fine..

Excellent location! Worth the price. They allowed us to put our bikes in their garage during our stay. Really friendly and helpful staff. Price on hostelworld was with breakfast included, I got 10 euro off at the desk for each person when we decided to skip the breakfast.

The hotel had great location and proper price. The inside was very nice looking breakfast was good but cost extra 10. the shower was a bit broken in my floor. the shower head holder was broken.

We thought that this hostel was very poor. Our room was musty and smelt from the toilet . Our hot water did not work we had to shower in another part of the hotel. Access to our room was terrible up 3 flights of difficult stairs. We would not stay in this room again even if it was free! It is well located but the room was terrible.

Most awesome location! We were in room 13 (ensuite) but the toilet did not have a door. Hope you like church bells as the hotel is right next to the cathedral!

Very good location in the centre of Antwerp.

I stayed in a basic single private shared bathroom. Well located to city center - the main Cathedral is literally right in front of the hotel & walking distance to many different squares/plazas. The toilet & shower were shared with room next door, but sink is in the room, which was a plus. Definitely more of a hotel than a hostel, as suggested by the name. Rooms & facilities are clean and modern. Needs better directions on profile page, though - it's located on the north side of the cathedral.

Great location, friendly staff. Could have been cleaner, not really a hotel with character, but still, it gets the job done if you want a room in the old city center.

Nice enough hotel. Location is superb. Right next to the cathedral, and a short walk (less than 5 minutes) to the shopping street. Room was a little small, but quite comfortable. Be careful of the very steep stairs, though i think they're actually quite typical of buildings here.