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St-Georges IV
Ieper (0.4 miles from Menin Gate)
A recently renovated bed and breakfast, St-Georges IV offers accommodation in Ieper. Free Wifi is provided throughout the property, and private parking is available on site.
Guesthouse Villa Vauban
Ieper (0.1 miles from Menin Gate)
Guest house Villa Vauban is located in Ypres within 820 feet from Menin Gate and 1476 feet away from the In Flanders Fields Museum.
Menin Gate House
Ieper (0 miles from Menin Gate)
Overlooking the medieval Menin Gate, this guest house is set at the canal that surrounds the historic city of Ieper.
Saillant
Ieper (0.1 miles from Menin Gate)
Featuring garden views, Saillant features accommodations with a terrace. Free WiFi is provided. The 2 bedroom apartment is composed of a living room, a fully equipped kitchen, and 2 bathrooms.
Main Street Hotel
Hotel in Ieper (0.4 miles from Menin Gate)
Set in a monumental building in the center of Ypres, Hotel Main Street offers spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi and large flat-screen TVs. It serves an extensive breakfast every morning.
Albion Hotel
Hotel in Ieper (0.2 miles from Menin Gate)
Albion Hotel, a family-run hotel in the center of Ieper, is 1148 feet from the Menin Gate. It features free high-speed WiFi, an intimate bar and packed lunch services.
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Ariane Hotel
Hotel in IeperBreakfast options9.3Scored 9.3WonderfulRated wonderful· 2,005 reviewsAriane is a family-run hotel offering modern rooms including a buffet-style breakfast, a 7-minute walk from Ypres' historical center with the Menin Gate and the In Flanders Fields Museum.
Great location , friendly staff , quiet comfortable
Main Street Hotel
Hotel in IeperBreakfast options9.7Scored 9.7ExceptionalRated exceptional· 243 reviewsSet in a monumental building in the center of Ypres, Hotel Main Street offers spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi and large flat-screen TVs. It serves an extensive breakfast every morning.
Superb breakfast. Very good and convenient location
Flanders Lodge Hotel
Hotel in IeperBreakfast options8.0Scored 8.0Very GoodRated very good· 1,567 reviewsJust outside Ypres, you’ll find the cozy family hotel of Flanders Lodge, with a nice winter garden restaurant and the charm of a log cabin.
Excellent facilities for our bikes. Safe and secure.
Hotel Kasteelhof 'T Hooghe
Hotel in IeperBreakfast options8.5Scored 8.5Very GoodRated very good· 1,713 reviewsKasteelhof 'T Hooghe is located in a historical setting in 't Hooghe, on the Ieper-Menen Road. It features an on-site restaurant and a bar. Guests benefit from on-site private parking free of charge.
A very nice hotel/B&B with a lot of history.
Hotel Gasthof 't Zweerd
Hotel in IeperBreakfast options7.7Scored 7.7GoodRated good· 627 reviewsLocated directly on the Grote Markt in Ieper, the Gasthof 't Zweerd is less than 328 feet from the Cloth Hall. It features restaurant and a bar. WiFi is free.
Great location, great staff, all round no problems
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Attend the Last Post, it is incredibly poignant and moving...
Attend the Last Post, it is incredibly poignant and moving as a reminder of the hundreds of thousands who lost their lives in WW1 - and the continuing respect shown by the Last Post Association and buglers from the Ypres fire service desrerves our continuing support.DavidUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Be sure to witness the WWI ceremony nightly at 8:00 (20:00)...
Be sure to witness the WWI ceremony nightly at 8:00 (20:00) at the Menin Gate! Arrive early to get a good place to stand. It is commendable that the people of Ypres/Leper have made good on their promise to always remember the soldiers who died in that war. It was warming to see how school children are involved.
Mary LouUnited States of America - 10Scored 10
No matter what others may tell you - GET THERE EARLY.
No matter what others may tell you - GET THERE EARLY. It gets you a good position, a good view and most important - it gives you a chance to relax and get into the sullen-mood needed to comprehend what the whole place is actually remembering. As a decendant from "the other side", I was moved by the ceremony and felt INCLUDED.J.W. RiedelCanada - 10Scored 10
A Lasting reminder of the price of War.
A Lasting reminder of the price of War. A must to go to, the Ceremony each evening at 8pm Led by the Fire Brigade Buglers is very moving, take the time to go and pay your respects and after have a long and good look at the entire monument and its names, regiments and countries of those who are listed on it.
WARDNORMANDYUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
Words can't really cover what this Memorial means.
Words can't really cover what this Memorial means. As a piece of architecture, it shouts traditional grandeur and solemnity. When you simply look at the number of missing Soldiers, Airmen and Sailors, it becomes something else and words fail, with emotion taking over. If one never goes anywhere else to see what effect the First World War had on combatants and their families, this is one of the most sobering monuments you could ever hope to look at. The people of Ypres have suffered much over the years and their daily Last Post ceremony is their way of expressing their gratitude to those who are never able to come and visit. Sharing the Ceremony as a visitor is one way to add to their Commemoration.
JonUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
So much has been written about this memorial to the 55,000...
So much has been written about this memorial to the 55,000 missing servicemen from the battles around Ieper up to April 1917 (36,000 more names from April onwards are engraved at Tyne Cot Cemetery) that it is difficult to say anything new. Sublime architecture, a truly magnificent monument to those denied a known resting place, a moving daily ceremony to honour the fallen. A visit here should be compulsory and especially to every high school pupil.Simes83United Kingdom
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- 9.4Scored 9.4WonderfulRated wonderful· 114 reviewsA beautiful, clean and well equipped house in a fantastic peaceful location within yards of the Menin Gate and market square.
LindsayUnited Kingdom - From $115.56 per night8.0Scored 8.0Very GoodRated very good· 2,521 reviewsLocated right on the market square, seconds from all the bars and restaurants. Also less than 5 minutes from the menin gate
LukeUnited Kingdom - 9.2Scored 9.2WonderfulRated wonderful· 241 reviewsThis is a lovely B&B, centrally located in Ieper - only 10 minutes walk from downtown and the Menin Gate. Parking available. The room is very well appointed, the bed is comfy, and the air conditioning works! We did not include breakfast in our stay so I can’t comment on that. Everything is very clean and neat! There is a narrow staircase to negotiate, but we had no trouble. Franky is a wonderful host, who was available to help with restaurant suggestions and sightseeing options. Ieper is a beautiful city that is well worth a visit!JanCanada
- 9.3Scored 9.3WonderfulRated wonderful· 453 reviewsLocation. Street parking just outside for two motorcycles. There is a car park near by but the closer the better when on a motorbike. The owner was very helpful and knowledgeable. The coffee machine, biscuit's and fruit bowl were nice little extras, made all the difference to the welcome. Our twin room was spacious enough and the bathroom was very clean. Breakfast was very good with the usual continental meats, cheese, eggs, cereals and more. Easy walking distance to the centre and Menin gate.
J E RadfordUnited Kingdom - 9.5Scored 9.5ExceptionalRated exceptional· 197 reviewsThe location is ideal for visiting the town and attending the Menin Gate Ceremony. I'm not sure you could find a closer place.
gerardUnited Kingdom - From $156.89 per night8.2Scored 8.2Very GoodRated very good· 1,553 reviewsWe loved the location of this hotel. It was very close to the Menin Gate, In Flanders Field Museum and a variety of restaurants. Our room was very clean and nicely decorated and the staff was very friendly. I also appreciated receiving advance notice that the lobby was under construction. We did not notice any dust or noise from their renovations (it looks like it's going to be very nice when completed).KatieCanada
- From $176.11 per night9.3Scored 9.3WonderfulRated wonderful· 2,005 reviewsThe Hotel is within just over 1hrs drive from the tunnel in Calais, it has ample secure parking on site at the hotel, lots of WW1 exhibits within the hotels reception area and a first class service from start to finish, I’ve stayed at the hotel when I’ve been on my motorcycle and car, and the hotel staff are always very accommodating no matter what you need. it’s within an easy a ten mins walk to the center of Ypres and the Menin Gate , full marks for breakfast be that cooked or buffet, I can’t say enough how good this hotel is
CraigUnited Kingdom - From $178.36 per night8.8Scored 8.8ExcellentRated excellent· 821 reviewsAbout 8/10 min walk to Grand Place and menin Gate. Quiet street minimal road noise Excellent Breakfast. Terrace to enjoy on warmer days.
DavidAustralia - From $161.16 per night9.2Scored 9.2WonderfulRated wonderful· 1,301 reviewsGreat location, lovely staff members, quite inside the hotel, large rooms and bonus of English tv channels. Quiet bar but really nice atmosphere and so close to the centre of Ypres and the Menin GatePeterSweden
- 9.3Scored 9.3WonderfulRated wonderful· 99 reviewsThe location and views are extraordinary. There are atriums on both the east and west side of the apartment. At night you can see the Menin gate. lt is a few blocks away. The host is VERY accomodatingGregUnited States of America
What Guests Said About Menin Gate:
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It is a centre for battlefield tours and the Menin Gate ceremony held each evening is unforgettable
The medieval town was reconstructed after being obliterated in World War 1, and is very conscious of its heritage and the place it holds in the hearts of people from all around the world whose loved ones fought and often died near here. It is a centre for battlefield tours and the Menin Gate ceremony held each evening is unforgettable.
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We also visited Hill 60 and the Menin Gate with parking possible just within the city walls
There are World War One cemeteries within walking distance. You could enjoy the lovely countryside by walking between quite a few cemeteries which are beautifully kept and so moving to visit. We drove to Tyne Cot the large British Cemetery and the area of Passchendale where family members had fought 100 years ago. We also visited Hill 60 and the Menin Gate with parking possible just within the city walls. Ypres is a very pleasant place to visit, explore and pay respect to those who fave so much.
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of course the nightly Menin Gate last post is the most fitting and reverent tribute
At every turn you are reminded of the sacrifice of so many, but it is certainly not force-fed or commercialised; of course the nightly Menin Gate last post is the most fitting and reverent tribute. A short drive from the town is Ploegstraat with the recently unveiled UEFA tribute to the Christmas Football truce; our son left a ball there as a mark of respect (these are moved the museum on a regular basis). The café culture provides a delightful opportunity to people watch in the main square. Very relaxing place to stay and explore.
Richard United Kingdom -
We travelled the ww1 front line and every night at 8pm at the menin gate the last post takes place
We travelled the ww1 front line and every night at 8pm at the menin gate the last post takes place. A moving experience
deborah United Kingdom -
The Menin Gate is particularly poignant especially for the last post
Many commemorations of WW1. The Menin Gate is particularly poignant especially for the last post. The Flanders fields Experience is excellent.
Peter United Kingdom -
Museums, preserved trenches, war cemeteries, the reverence of the Menin Gate last post
Museums, preserved trenches, war cemeteries, the reverence of the Menin Gate last post.
Mark United Kingdom
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