Find 2 Star Hotels in Meulebeke from AED 172

"Great "

"After being given rooms which had not been prepared or cleaned, we were moved to rooms which had been prepared. The breakfast choice was very good and plentiful and the restaurant at night offered good meals if you didn't want to travel elsewhere. Overall experience was good and staff were always helpful."

"Felt overpriced for the quality. Location was average, 3rd floor heavily smelled in the hallway."

"Came over for the football, Good budget hotel not far from market square (10 min drive 35min walk) perfect for someone just needing to rest there head for a night or two it’s like Ronseal it does exactly what it says on the tin, budget friendly hotel "

"It was a great experience. I felt totally safe as a single woman traveling alone. Amazing location. "

"The property is nice and good value in a great location. The one disappointment is that there was zero communication. Everything was communicated through AI bots. I had messaged to ask if there was a hairdryer before our trip. AI said yes but when we arrived there was no hairdryer. Several messages per day received only AI replies and it was never resolved. Go prepared to have no help when needed."

"Feels like a small family run operation: super friendly, cute little hotel. There is a sun room to have breakfast in downstairs that is very lovely to be in in any season. We also loved the walkability. "

"A complete nasty mess... The pictures from me arrival."

"Amazing location. Walkable to everywhere. "

"Great location close to all the action. Hotel was pretty dated and the front door didnt open properly "

"It is an historic hotel with many antiquities in the décoration. The location is perfect near the canal. It is quiet but there is no escalator and the room was on the 5th floor. The beakfast was included and we liked the food. But ithe price for a night is a bit expensive. The owner was a gentleman ."

"Room was very small, making it virtually impossible to open a suitcase for a change of clothes. Air conditioning was via a portable unit, which had to vent into the corridor. This meant that to have anything like an acceptable temperature in the room, the door had to be left open all night. There is a glass partition between the shower/toilet and the beds, giving very little privacy. However close you are to your travelling companion, you are unlikely to want to be in such close and open...