Mechelem is about 30 minutes from Brussels Airport and a great alternative if Brussels is busy. Hotel is on a small street and GPS doesn't work too well around Mechelen's roadworks. Recommend you print out a map if driving. I stayed in one of their "Cosy" rooms in the newer building but wish I had paid extra and got one... More

This may indeed be an "Excellent" location, but my stay was not long enough to experience enough to judge it so. It is not an easy place to find in Mechelen, but once you arrive, it is a very unique property. The building is a church transformed into a hotel and they have taken great measure to maintain the cathedral... More

You cannot fail to be impressed when you arrive. The hotel is very stylish, both public rooms & certainly the bedroom I had was impressive, however there were a few things which I felt let it down & reduced my overall rating. For a hotel with a rack rate of €328 for the room I had, I expect the bathroom... More

It's a nice hotel with a nice theme, but asking 15€ a day for internet and 25€ a day for parking is too greedy imo. More

Check in was quick enough. The heating in my upgraded room didn't work. It took time to fix it, but everybody was very helpful and nice to me. The other two people travelling with me had a double room and they complained because it was very very small, much smaller than my single one. Bathroom clean, and with all the... More

Fantastic experience in a church..., brilliantly reformed into an 4-star hotel ! TOP CLASS ! More

The ambience, the great breakfast with champagne as the norm during weekends and of course the decor, make it a relaxing and enjoyable hotel for a stay in Mechelen. It is perfectly situated for taking in the cultural and food experiences which are virtually all within walking distance. The drawbacks for some maybe the fact that there is no on... More

I travel to Mechelen frequently on business, and this is my favorite hotel. The beds are large and incredibly comfortable, and it's delightful to be in a converted church. The rooms that I've been in (524 and 525) are small; if two people are sharing, I'd spring for a larger and more expensive choice. Fabulous breakfast for 20 euros --... More

Stayed last week at the Patershof with a friend for a weekend break. We had requested a twin room - this was not even taken into account as the greeting on our TV screen said "Welcome Mr & Mrs.........." The fact they had two different female names obviously didn't register. On asking that if the beds could be split we... More