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Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Flanders

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Sapphire House Antwerp, Autograph Collection by Marriott main photo
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Sustainability Journey
This hotel is a vegan boutique hotel that received the 'Best New Sustainable Hotel' award in 2023 and a Green Michelin Star for its restaurant, WILDn. It is Green Key Ecolabel certified and implements a ban on single-use plastic and a zero-waste policy. All meals and room service are plant-based, contributing to a significant reduction in carbon footprint. The hotel uses water in sustainable packaging, cleans with ecological products, and uses recycled paper for packaging. Its restaurants prioritize organic products from local sources.
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The Hotel Brussels
Hotel in BrusselsEast FlandersBE flag
8.7
Very Good
From $167
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Sustainability Journey
The Hotel Brussels is a member of the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance and holds Green Key (since 2019), BREEAM (since 2022), and Good Food (2022) certifications. It operates on 100% green electricity from renewable sources, uses a cogeneration system for heat and electricity, and has implemented LED lighting throughout 80% of the hotel. Water consumption is reduced through water-saving shower heads (9 liters/minute), a skip housekeeping program, and recycling wastewater from air conditioning for toilets. The hotel also focuses on waste reduction, uses chemical-free cleaning products, provides refillable dispensers, and partners with organizations for food waste reduction and tree planting.
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Van der Valk Hotel Gent
Hotel in GhentEast Flanders > GentBE flag
8.9
Excellent
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Sustainability Journey
Van der Valk Hotel Gent achieved the golden Green Key certification in 2022. It offers guests the option to skip room cleaning, which results in a tree being planted in Madagascar in cooperation with GoForest. The hotel actively works to limit waste, uses reusable towels in toilets, and taps its own drinking water into reusable bottles. It also features ceiling air conditioning in every room and a rainwater recovery system.
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YUST Antwerp
Hotel in AntwerpAntwerp > AntwerpBE flag
8.8
Excellent
From $39
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Sustainability Journey
YUST Antwerp is a Green Key certified accommodation. It provides electric charging parking spots powered by solar energy and partners with Too Good to Go to reduce food waste. Approximately 75% of the furniture in its communal spaces is second-hand. The restaurant offers a seasonal menu with fresh, local, and plant-based ingredients. The hotel has removed minibars and installed water refill stations to avoid single-use plastic bottles, and uses eco-friendly cleaning products.
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Hotel Made In Louise
Hotel in BrusselsEast FlandersBE flag
9.1
Excellent
From $116
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Sustainability Journey
Hotel Made In Louise is Green Key certified since July 2020. It practices energy conservation through extensive use of LED lighting and a cogeneration unit that produces electricity and heats water. The hotel offers locally sourced, organic products at breakfast and actively minimizes single-use plastics by providing a filtering water fountain and selling reusable bottles. It also engages in recycling and composting efforts.
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Radisson Blu Hotel, Antwerp City Centre
Hotel in AntwerpAntwerp > AntwerpBE flag
7.9
Good
From $134
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Sustainability Journey
This hotel is certified by Green Key and BREEAM, demonstrating a commitment to reducing its environmental footprint. Its parking facilities include six electric charging points for electric or hybrid cars. The on-site restaurant uses fresh and local ingredients. The hotel implements recycling initiatives, uses LED light bulbs, and employs eco-friendly cleaning products. It also has a strategy for responsible consumption, focusing on reusing, durable solutions, and recycling waste.
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Thon Hotel EU
Hotel in BrusselsEast FlandersBE flag
8.9
Excellent
From $127
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Sustainability Journey
Thon Hotel EU is Green Key certified and part of Thon Hotels Brussels' commitment to sustainable accommodation. The group focuses on drastic reduction of energy consumption and implements biodiversity initiatives such as herb boxes, insect hotels, and rooftop gardens. Guests can opt to skip daily cleaning in exchange for a donation to partner associations, and the hotels donate second-hand furniture and amenities to social institutions.
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Camping Houtum
Campground in KasterleeAntwerp > TurnhoutBE flag
8.7
Very Good
From $85
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Sustainability Journey
Camping Houtum is Green Key certified since 2021. Its new building is equipped with heat pumps and uses no fossil fuels for climatizing or hot shower water. The campsite has a 100,000-liter rainwater collection system, with all toilets connected to it. It promotes waste sorting among guests and offers more organic and fair trade products on its café menu.
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Camping Baalse Hei
Campground in TurnhoutAntwerp > TurnhoutBE flag
8.5
Very Good
From $104
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Sustainability Journey
Camping Baalse Hei is Green Key certified and located within the Turnhouts Vennengebied nature reserve, emphasizing its connection to nature. The campsite provides electric car charging stations and features a 'Green Gym' for outdoor workouts. It focuses on providing a tranquil environment and comfortable, private pitches.
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Hotel Dolce La Hulpe Brussels
Hotel in La HulpeEast Flanders > Halle VilvoordeBE flag
8.4
Very Good
From $127
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Sustainability Journey
This hotel is Green Key certified since 2011 and demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability through various initiatives. These include the use of 1067 photovoltaic panels, a water treatment plant for recycling used water, offering seasonal and local food, providing electric vehicle charging points, and using biodegradable packaging.
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Leopold Hotel Oudenaarde
Hotel in OudenaardeEast Flanders > OudenaardeBE flag
8.5
Very Good
From $130
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Sustainability Journey
This eco-friendly hotel is dedicated to minimizing its environmental impact. Its sustainability measures include the use of carpets made from recycled materials, equipping water-saving showerheads and toilets, and rewarding guests who reuse towels. The hotel also boasts a remarkable 80% waste recycling rate.
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Hotel Agora Brussels Grand Place
Hotel in BrusselsEast FlandersBE flag
8.8
Excellent
From $143
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Sustainability Journey
This eco-friendly hotel focuses on energy efficiency through the use of LED lighting, smart thermostats, and renewable energy sources. It actively promotes waste reduction and recycling initiatives. Additionally, the hotel sources local and organic products for its breakfast offerings.
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From $184
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Sustainability Journey
This hotel is actively involved in AccorHotels' Planet 21 program, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable development. Its initiatives include minimizing food waste, using eco-certified products for amenities and cleaning, and engaging in energy-saving practices such as smart thermostats and energy-efficient lighting. The hotel also promotes biodiversity by installing birdhouses and beehives, and participates in global sustainability events.
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HI Brussels Generation Europe Hostel
Hostel in BrusselsEast FlandersBE flag
8.1
Very Good
From $40
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Summary of reviews
HI Brussels Generation Europe Hostel is praised as a budget-friendly option offering good value for travelers. The hostel's location is highly advantageous, being within a 15 to 30-minute walk from Brussels' city center, close to attractions like Grand Place and well-connected to public transportation. The neighborhood, while lively and multicultural, has mixed reviews regarding safety and cleanliness at night.

Breakfast at the hostel receives largely positive feedback for its variety and inclusion in the room rate. Guests appreciate the fresh, tasty options like cereals, yogurt, breads and beverages with some vegan and gluten-free choices available. However, suggestions for more variety and better replenishment exist. Dinner options, though basic, are valued for their affordability and convenience, especially given limited dining options in the area.

The rooms are generally clean, spacious and comfortable, featuring modern amenities and private bathrooms. Guests praise the functionality and brightness with practical features like USB outlets and large lockers. Some minor issues include occasional lapses in cleanliness, warm rooms without air conditioning and the extra charge for towels and shower gels.

Cleanliness across the hostel is frequently highlighted with guests noting spotless rooms and frequent cleaning, though a few areas could be improved. The staff is consistently described as friendly, helpful and multilingual, significantly enhancing the guest experience.

Wi-Fi experiences are mixed; while some find it excellent, others report inconsistency and weak signals, particularly in certain rooms. The hostel's free, secure and spacious parking is a major plus, appreciated for its convenience and security.

Beds are generally comfortable and clean, though some guests report issues such as squeaky frames or hard mattresses. Accessibility features are commendable with wheelchair-friendly facilities, elevators and accessible parking.

Overall,
HI Brussels Generation Europe Hostel is well-regarded for its value, cleanliness and friendly staff, making it a favorable choice for budget-conscious travelers looking to explore Brussels.
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Sustainability Journey
Parking
Accessible
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Treck Hostel
Hostel in GhentEast Flanders > GentBE flag
8.4
Very Good
From $34
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Sustainability Journey
A Green Key certified hostel, Treck Hostel emphasizes sustainability through upcycling and reuse. They focus on minimizing waste, recycling materials, collaborating with local suppliers, and supporting social projects, demonstrating a strong commitment to a sustainable tourism sector.
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Hostel Bruegel
Hostel in BrusselsEast FlandersBE flag
8.3
Very Good
From $36
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Info
Summary of reviews
Hostel Bruegel receives high praise for its central location in Brussels, making it an ideal base for tourists. Located close to major attractions like the Grand Place and the Manneken Pis, it offers easy access to public transportation, vibrant local neighborhoods filled with shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. Its central location ensures a blend of proximity to key sites while maintaining a peaceful retreat for travelers.

A standout feature of
Hostel Bruegel is its breakfast, which is included in the room rate, offering excellent value. Guests enjoyed a hearty and varied breakfast buffet with options catering to different dietary preferences. The quality and freshness of the food, along with the generous portions, received high marks, setting a perfect tone for the day.

Hostel cleanliness also earns consistently positive feedback with rooms, bathrooms and common areas kept in immaculate condition. Despite occasional lapses and minor maintenance issues, the hostel’s overall standards of hygiene are well-maintained, contributing to a comfortable stay.

Room reviews reveal a mixed bag, but the spaciousness and presence of private bathrooms are generally appreciated. Essential amenities like power outlets, lockers and clean linens ensure functionality and despite some rooms' basic decor and minor cleanliness inconsistencies, most guests find the accommodations satisfactory.

The staff at
Hostel Bruegel significantly enhance the guest experience with their friendliness, helpfulness and professionalism. Warm welcomes and continuous assistance are highlighted with multilingual capabilities adding to international guests' comfort. Although night staff received mixed reviews, the overall impression of the staff remains highly positive.

Wi-Fi at the hostel is reliable and strong in many areas, although some guests experience intermittent issues, particularly in individual rooms. Consistency in Wi-Fi strength and reach could be improved to meet guest needs better.

Beds at the hostel receive mixed feedback. While cleanliness and individual bed features like power outlets are appreciated, comfort varies. Some guests enjoy a comfortable sleep, while others find the mattresses too firm or the pillows uncomfortable, indicating room for improvement in this area.

Accessibility features make
Hostel Bruegel a commendable choice for travelers with disabilities or reduced mobility. The central location, accessible public transport, spacious rooms, inclusive bathrooms and an elevator cater well to these needs, despite occasional elevator outages. Practical communal areas and attentive staff further enhance the accessibility experience.

Overall,
Hostel Bruegel stands out for its prime location, quality breakfast, high cleanliness standards and friendly staff, making it a solid option for travelers looking to explore Brussels. Improvements in room maintenance, bed comfort and Wi-Fi consistency could further elevate the guest experience.
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Sustainability Journey
Accessible
Cheap
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Hostel Blauwput Leuven
Hostel in LeuvenEast Flanders > LeuvenBE flag
8.1
Very Good
From $40
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Sustainability Journey
Hostels inherently promote resource sharing and reduced individual consumption among travelers. Its location near the train station promotes the use of public transport.
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De Draecke Hostel
Hostel in GhentEast Flanders > GentBE flag
8.3
Very Good
From $43
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Info
Summary of reviews
De Draecke Hostel garners high praise for its remarkable central location in Ghent's historical center, just minutes from major attractions like Gravensteen Castle. The convenience of being close to both city landmarks and public transportation while offering a tranquil setting makes it ideal for all types of travelers.

The breakfast receives positive feedback with guests appreciating the variety and completeness of the self-serve buffet, which includes cereals, bread, cheese, yogurt, fresh fruits and coffee. Although some guests feel the breakfast could be more varied or extend the end time past 9:30, the overall consensus is that it provides a satisfying start to the day.

Cleanliness is one of the hostel's strongest points with many guests noting the high standards maintained throughout the property. The rooms and bathrooms are particularly highlighted for their cleanliness and modern facilities. While there are occasional lapses in housekeeping, the overall experience is one of a fresh and hygienic environment.

Accommodation at
De Draecke Hostel is simple yet functional. Guests appreciate the basic yet practical room amenities, such as nightstand lamps, tables and lockers with keys, though some find the rooms noisy or small. The private rooms, often featuring en-suite bathrooms, further enhance the stay by offering comfort and cleanliness.

The hostel staff is frequently praised for their friendliness and efficiency with many guests noting the warm welcome and helpfulness of the reception team. The staff's ability to handle language barriers and accommodate special needs enhances the overall pleasant atmosphere.

Wi-Fi experiences are mixed with some guests enjoying excellent connectivity in common areas but encountering weaker signals in private rooms. Despite this inconsistency, the common areas offer reliable internet access.

The hostel's location also makes it a perfect base for exploring Ghent's nightlife with numerous pubs and cultural spots nearby. Despite its proximity to vibrant areas, the hostel maintains a quiet and safe environment conducive to a good night's rest.

Beds at
De Draecke Hostel receive varied reviews. While some guests find them comfortable with firm mattresses and soft covers, others struggle with issues like narrowness, thin mattresses and the need to make their beds upon arrival. This suggests that there is room for improvement in the bedding department.

Overall,
De Draecke Hostel is highly recommended for its strategic location, cleanliness and friendly staff, making it a reliable and comfortable option for travelers looking to explore Ghent.
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Sustainability Journey
Nightlife
Cheap
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Hotel Fevery
Hotel in BrugesWest Flanders > BrugesBE flag
9.3
Excellent
From $129
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Sustainability Journey
Hotel Fevery is a small, family-run hotel that was the first hotel in Belgium to receive the EU Ecolabel certification. They have implemented various sustainable practices, including using renewable energy sources like solar panels, having a green roof, and focusing on water and waste management, such as eliminating plastic water bottles.
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B&B Villa Emma
Bed & Breakfast in GhentEast Flanders > GentBE flag
9.4
Excellent
From $142
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Sustainability Journey
This B&B is powered entirely by renewable energy sources and utilizes rainwater reuse systems. It also provides an EV charging station for electric vehicles and supports sustainability projects, offering guests the option to compensate for their CO2 footprint.
Questionnaire
Certifications:
Green Key (greenkey.global)
Do you utilise any renewable energy sources to produce energy on the hotel/accommodation premises?
Solar radiation
What makes your hotel/accommodation eco-friendly?
Written environmental policy statement in place
Engaged in eco-friendly initiatives (i.e. reforestation, wildlife conservation)
Rainwater collection and usage
Use of non-toxic cleaning products
Serving organic food at the restaurant
LED lighting throughout the premises
Carbon footprint is measured by recognised CO2 measurement tool
Bicycles provided to guests
Electric car charging station(s) available
Toilets flush up to 6 litres per flush
Signs in the rooms informing guests that towels will only be changed upon request
Toilet paper made of non-chlorine bleached paper or awarded with an eco-label
Waste is separated into at least 3 categories
No disposable (single use) cups/glasses, plates and cutlery
Organic waste is composted
Air-conditioning and heating automatically switches off when windows are open
Most of the ingredients used to prepare meals are locally produced
A vegetarian alternative menu is proposed in the restaurant
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