B&B HOTEL Antwerp South

B&B HOTEL in Antwerp, near city centre

Are you looking for the best hotel in Antwerp? Our B&B HOTEL Antwerpen Zuid welcomes you in a unique setting near the banks of the Scheldt river, in the south of this port city.

A hotel in the heart of Antwerp's southern district

Located just minutes from the centre of Belgium’s port city, we welcome you to our B&B HOTEL Antwerpen Zuid in Antwerp. Situated in the Flemish region near the border with the Netherlands, our affordable accommodation offers an ideal place for a holiday stopover or for your business trips in the Benelux.

 A full-comfort hotel in Antwerp, close to the harbor

Located in the heart of the South district, our affordable hotel combines comfort, quality and low prices. Providing the ideal accommodation for holiday stopovers or business stays, our hotel features rooms that are conceived and designed to provide comfort to all guests.

Our reception is open 24 hour a day, so we can welcome you anytime.

B&B HOTEL Antwerpen Zuid provides you comfortable and soundproof bedrooms, with high speed Wi-Fi, a large flat screen, and a Chromecast. A modern hotel with all the facilities you need for a smart budget.

All-you-can-eat breakfast for everyone at the B&B HOTEL Antwerpen Zuid

Start your day at B&B HOTELS by enjoying our continental breakfast buffet. Our buffet consists of sweet and savory delights, various breads, fruit juices, cereals, fresh fruit, and yogurt as well as scrambled eggs and bacon. Something to delight everyone's taste buds for an excellent start to the day!

To make your experience even better  and adapt to your needs, in our hotel we accept dogs and cats for 6€ per animal per night so that you can travel with your four-legged companions. 

Your trip at 20 minutes from the historical centre of Antwerp

If you’re travelling by train, you can easily reach our southern Antwerp city's hotel via the tram line 1, which will take you from Opera to your hotel room in just 15 minutes.

If you’re making a stop on your way to your final holiday destination, you can easily reach our B&B HOTEL Antwerpen Zuid in the south of Antwerp since it is close to all the major Belgian roads and motorways. For people coming from the Netherlands or Brussels via the A12 (or E19), you’ll reach the Southern District in just a few minutes.
For travellers heading to Ghent or the French border near Lille, our hotel is located only a short distance from the Belgian E17.

Wondering about reaching our B&B HOTEL Antwerpen Zuid via public transport? Our accommodation is situated just a short walk away from the Bolivarplaats tram station, and you can easily criss-cross the city on lines 1 and 4 servicing Antwerp’s major tourist sights.

To fully enjoy your stay in Belgium’s Flemish region, choose a hotel that will allow you to explore the riches of the area.

The ideal stopover for your city trip, or if you are visiting this port city on business, our hotel located near key locations offers you maximum quiet and comfort to ensure a good night’s sleep.

Thanks to our underground parking, you’ll then be able to move around the city without worrying about your car. Our private car park amounts to 17 € / night.

Things to discover in and around Antwerp

A weekend in Antwerp

Located in an area of the city with a particularly rich cultural offer, enjoy your stay in our hotel from where you’ll be able to explore the many museums and art galleries: the Antwerp Royal Museum of Fine Arts, the FotoMuseum of the Antwerp Province, the Antwerp Contemporary Art Museum and many others.

If there was only one museum to visit in Antwerp, it would be The Rubens House. The world-famous Flemish painter lived in this palazzo with his family. The museum shows an exclusive collection of his artworks and how he lived and worked.

For travellers looking for history, take a stroll through the city and visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of Antwerp, the Steen Castle Fort, and the Brabo Fountain.

If you have time, make a stop at the Red Star Line Museum. The exhibition relates the story of millions of European immigrants that sailed to Ellis Island in the first half of the 20th century.

Antwerp is also famous for its Belgian architecture, including the emblematic Grand Place of Antwerp and Antwerp’s Green Square. There are perfect places to laze around, enjoy the sun and watch city life. You can find here international popular café and excellent local restaurants.

Don’t miss the Central Station, one of the world’s most beautiful train stations. The most impressive is the main hall with its clock.

Shopping in Antwerp

The main shopping area in Antwerp is in Meir Street, surrounding the area from the Cathedral to the Central Station. You will find all the major, international brands over here. Not only do shops offer first-rate goods, but the buildings kept their historic architecture and prestigious character.

Opened in 2019, the Chocolate Nation welcomes you in Antwerp town center. During your tour through the museum, you will discover chocolate heritage that has built its worldwide reputation. Shops and restaurants offer visitors the opportunity to taste Belgian chocolate before bringing it home. Make reservations and choose a time slot to be sure that you'll be admitted.

Nature tourism in Antwerp

Want to make use of your stay in Antwerp to take in the many green areas and outdoor exhibition venues? Talk to our hotel staff!

Spoor Noord Park: Located on the grounds of a former transit station, this space has been rehabilitated to provide city dwellers with a lovely space to enjoy sunny days. Take a stroll through this most lively space or check out the terraces of the covered market.

Antwerp’s garden: Situated in the heart of the City of Diamonds, the Botanical Garden of the city of Antwerp features many species of cacti and other exotic plants.

The Antwerp Zoo is a beautiful wildlife park that was designated a protected city monument in 1983. It is located in the city centre near the central station. Check out the Egyptian Temple, dating from 1856, or the Moorish-styled antelopes’ pavilion, dating from 1861.