Hotel Mercure Blankenberge Station

2ème séjour dans cet hôtel très central aux magnifiques grandes chambres. Personnel très agréable. Piscine extérieure chauffée. Walking distance de tout.

Everyone at the hotel was nice but it’s ruined by the obnoxious chap who runs the bar… they advertise it’s open till midnight. Came in about 10.30 and having a nice chat with another couple. Got served then the bloke disappeared, returned once to serve the other couple after a long wait then didn’t reappear till 1145 to announce that its midnight and that the bar is shut and ‘no you can’t have another coffee’. Bloke was dishevelled and looked like he’s been sleeping. Mercure is a good brand - I expect much better. I won’t be returning!

Very close to train station so good connections. Quiet hotel with lovely staff. Carpets are grim around the hotel and desperately need changing.

Carpets are filthy around the entire hotel.

the room was permanently cold

Great place very convenient affordable nice town happy to comeback

Very convenient location . 5 min from the beach rooms are good and quiet.

This hotel provides no service. As long as you entered the hotel, you can feel you annoyed the reception lady. No greeting at all, no service either. They invented a policy from government they cannot keep your belongings,

What an amazing location. Right at the train , bus and trolley stations. walking distance to everything one could possibly need. Sarah is amazing. She runs the hotel like a pro. We will definitely be coming back !!

Very good hotel. Clean, modern and comfortable rooms. Only negative is that pets do not stay for free even though it is written on hotels.com website. Still would recommend.

This is a very nice hotel and great location. We were able to walk down the beach and the train station is literally next door, if you want to go to any of the surrounding cities. Our room was on the side of the train stop and we never heard the train. It stayed quiet in the room. Breakfast was nice as well. Good variety.

Convenient hotel next door to the railway station. The town is pretty much dead out of the summer season, but the hotel is convenient to get you out of the place by train, tram or car. Some traffic noise at front.

Stayed here on trip for a walking festival. Lovely new hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff. Room comfortable and clean with complementary water and fruit. Room on 3rd floor was very quiet. Still some building work to be completed between station and hotel. Short walk to shopping streets, cafes, restaurants , bars and beach. Overall a very pleasant stay.

You've heard all the jokes about Spanish hotels, and building work next door? Well, this Mercure is worse. The new Ibis actually attached to the Mercure is being built, and you know about it. We were woken at 7am by drilling and hammering, which went on all day, every day. They shouldn't start till 8, we were told, but this is a holiday hotel where you don't want building noise anytime. Mercure and Ibis are the same company. The Mercure should never have been opened until the Ibis was finished. Otherwise the hotel is lovely and the staff great - but don't even think of stopping there until the Ibis opens!

Traveling with two young children can be stressful. Our stay at Mercure eliminated much of that stress. With wonderful amenities, prime location, all at a great price we didn't have to worry about the "little things" and were able to enjoy our trip so much more.

We arrived at 2:30 PM, hoping to either check in early or at least drop off our luggage. At the front desk, a young lady was deeply engaged in an epic conversation with someone — so engrossed, in fact, that basic human customs like saying “hello” seemed to have been abolished. Two other staff members were in the breakfast area: one vacuuming with headphones on like a DJ at a cleaning rave, the other busy with chores. After 15 minutes of quality time staring at the unmanned reception desk, another guest arrived with a key issue, went hunting for staff, and — jackpot! — found someone in an office. This person immediately helped him first, while we were still perfecting our “patient guest” posture. When we pointed out we’d been waiting for 15 minutes, we got a curt “Check-in is at 3 PM”. Apparently, in this hotel, time travel to 3:00 is a requirement for customer service. We had booked a “Privilege” room at €253 — which, for that price, should at least come with a smile. Instead, we got the staff’s undivided attention… to their phones. The next morning, we discovered the shower soap dispenser was a proud, empty monument to forgotten housekeeping. For an Accor Group hotel, this was a four-star experience only if you count the stars you see after banging your head in frustration.

hotel is netjes en prima ontbijt. kamers netjes en goed onderhouden en schoonmaak prima. nadeel is parkeren, dit is erg duur voor een paar dagen en van te voren niet aangegeven dat het een openbare parkeergarage betreft. zouden een aantal plaatsen moeten reserveren voor het hotel.

zeer confortabele bedden, ruime kamer (familiekamer) aangenaam ingedeeld, op wandelafstand van winkels, openbaar vervoer, strand...

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Es war ein zentrales Hotel