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The location of the hotel was a little difficult for us, we had seen that we were almost 2 km from the centre of Nieuwpoort and the nearby tram stop. Parking at the hotel's site was found to cost €17 per day,€0.80 per hour,we have been wisely thanked for it and put our car along the street ( free) Nothing was noticeable at the hotel, everything was okay,but it was allowed for the price we paid in the whole season (first half of August) Breakfast is €18 per person and per day ...but was extended and constantly was filled up everything, only sad that the English breakfast was as good as cold, apparently the heat retention plate does not work well ( ?? ) Drinks are very expensive in the hotel, noticeably more expensive than in the centre of Nieuwpoort.

Digital check in. Code for Parking Code for the door. Enough cutlery , pots, pans, dishes... owen , pizza tray inside, one aspiratör for cook. A picnic table outside of the room to use. Big tv with Children channels. A handy dinner table inside to use. 3 bunkbeds , one pull out bed for family room . Not sure if they provide babybeds... so many reading lights . Esp by the bed. U may put USB charging outlets by the reading llights too . That would b great if u had this Extra fridge/ deepfreeze apart from the big fridge . . Usedul Vacuum cleaner , mop and brush Extra duvet , blankets. Digital airco / heat cool function Children play area nearby Check in zone. / Reception There r also extra toilets by the check in zone / Reception. Provided wash liquid, sponge , tea towels and dishwasher tablets Filter Coffee machine and Kettle Cons : Make your bedding yourself When you done, you fold all and put them all together in a bag, put ur bin outside when you done. Found bathroom a bit small ( bathroom toilet together ) Very small wardrobe for 4 people , u may consider it for long stays ... or for two people it would b okay. We locked the door but when you just pull the handle down it automaticly opens again. Our toddler easily could escape from the room. She did :)) Under the Washbasin , it stinks so badly ! U need to clean inside of the pipes. If u do not open this drawer so its ok. The cutlery was still dirty. Please check it beter. The dinner table was still dirty , had to cleAn it . When u just checked in after long drive and after long trip in late evening it matters. Need extra lights by the kitchen under the kitchen wardrobe i mean. . It is preety dark . The room has surrounded with cosy ambience lights but if u like to cook than u need a bit extra dimmeable lights ( like all we have at homes ) Would be good to have at least some welcome drinks like water, coffee and tea pads at least a few till u find the nearest or open market in the area... we know it is not Hotel Hotel , but would b lovely . Sadly we forgot the coffee at home. 4/5 for the price We ate by Frituur Els it is 7 mins walk or 4 mins drive . Recommended

The truth - Acropolis hotel We stayed at this hotel recently - what a big mistake! The “standard” room we booked was tiny, you could not stand up when you got out of bed, the ceiling is literally 1m above floor height! (See pic) You literally have to get on your hands knees to get into bed. There are no tea or coffee facilities in the rooms, there is a room next to the reception where you can get a drink but this room was never open. NO AIR-CONDITIONING the room was like an oven. This so called hotel does not even serve lunch or dinner! If you like to listen to tyres screeching all day and evening then stay here, there is a karting track right next door and the noise from this place is constant and deafening! I feel this so called hotel is in financial difficulty, there are unfinished rooms and rooms full of tired dirty furniture. The staff on reception are in need of training, they have developed a blame culture thus every problem is always someone else’s fault. There is a very obvious and unhealthy power struggle going on between reception staff, a woman we called Cruella for obvious reasons seems to be the bad apple here. As an HR Director this is where I would start if this hotel is to survive.