Fletcher Hotel Keyserlei
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Fletcher Hotel Keyserlei from our 9 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Antwerp
The cross-road of Western Europe
... Seth. On our way there we were hit by bikers, since they have their own lane on the sidewalk and it was not clearly labeled. Vanessa, Dinah and I headed out to dinner at the Hard Rock for Dinah’s 21st Birthday. The Hard Rock was right on the canal where boats would drive right our front touring people around the town. The canals in this town were amazing, they are everywhere. We finished dinner ...
NAMASTE !!!!
... amp; immodiumneeding – food & of course the people… According to me India has one of the most hospitable people I’ve ever met in my life (überchokra can certainly confirm this) & I will be so happy to meet them again after 3 long years!!!!!
In fact I’m so nervous I suffered insomnia last night… I got up this morning at 4.40am and yet, no packing is done haha (and it’s now almost ...
More than just diamonds
... about the diamond district. Sheila sent me off for awhile to forage for Belgian beer, which I was glad to do. I was pleasantly surprised to find that great Trappist beers can be had for a couple of Euros or less; these tend to be sold in the $4-$7 range when bought in the US.
As with so many places on our fast tour through western Europe, we didn't have enough time to spend there. Yet another place I'll need to return to.
...
The Antomiom and Catillon Brewery
... looked quite old. There were several rooms filled with wooden barrels; which I wasn't aware that they used anymore. Surely the world has moved on to better materials than wood? I didn't know, but the wooden barrels are important for the fermenting process. Every now and then you would see a shimmer of silver metal and then bam a huge brand new barrel would stand in the middle of dozens of old wooden ones. But not often.
A unique piece of information that I obtained ...
Thrown Hands, Old Homes and Black Clothes
... rich, often present in their portrait when painted. Is was not until much later that the colour became associated with death and those in mourning, and has grown from there to make itself useful in all corners of fashion ad costume. Traditional dresses and paintings sit against very modern pieces by contemporary fashion designers of today. In my white tee I stick out like a sore thumb, others attending seeming to have come prepared. Oh well, Jason the non-fashionista. The books at the ...
Location
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Fletcher Hotel Keyserlei Antwerp
