We visited the Hôtel de la Poste during the famous Tour of Flanders and were warmly welcomed. As all the guests seemed to be racing cyclists, breakfast time was moved to an earlier time so that everyone could fueled themselves with food and coffee prior the race - absolutely perfect service, super friendly, and very understanding. Merci ❤️ Parking is available too. The hotel and the room are lovingly furnished. Everything was great. Absolutely recommendable.

I loved the rainshower! There is a lounge area with local drinks available, which was very nice to relax before heading out for dinner. The owner was extremely helpful and helped us fix a problem we had with our bike lock that got stuck.

Breakfast was nice and had a reasonably large selection of sweet & savoury items, yet certain items ran out and weren't replaced, like the scrambled eggs could have been topped up in my opinion. We arrived towards the end of the breakfast time (which goes from 8h-10h) though.

Great location for us as we were taking part in the We Ride Flanders cycling event in Oudenaard and watching the Ronde van Vlaanderen. The village has a surprising number of high quality shops and bars that allowed us to eat and drink well in the evenings. We were well looked after by our hosts who were enthusiastic (but not intrusive) about their hotel and what we were doing during our time with them. We left too early for breakfast one morning but the hosts were happy for us to stock their fridge with our own breakfast items, which was good.

Belgian rain. That is not the hotel's fault.

Very nice place, excellent rooms and facilities. Nice location, free off-road parking. Quiet, older building but newly appointed rooms. Friendly staff, interesting history for the building.

It was slightly difficult to find the entrance - though once found, it seemed rather obvious. Larger signage could help.

Wonderful and cosy hotel. Nice and friendly lady in charge of the hotel - and a fine breakfast buffet. The town of Ellezelles calls itself the birth town of Hercule Poirot, and they have a statute of the Belgian detective next to the church two minutes walk from the hotel. The museum (currently closed for renovation) also has a copy of the birth certificate of Poirot: born the 1st of April 1850 :-)

A really lovely little hotel, great communication prior to arrival. Everything spotlessly clean, modern and comfortable. Breakfast was amazing, local produce and the best bacon I have ever tasted. Would happily come back again and thoroughly recommend if you’re in the area.

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Clean, good location (near the place where the grand Sabbat performed), also the hotel owner took care of us when the public transport wasn't available so we could leave the witch city

Cannot think of anything

Beautiful room, nice and spacious. Lawrence the hotel owner was extremely pleasant and very helpful. I will come again as everything was perfect there. Highly recommended to anyone visiting the town and needing a hotel to stay over.

All was good

Contemporary designed hotel beautifully renovated coach house with exceptionally attentive service. The hotel owner went above and beyond to help and exceeded all expectations

It could be a bit remote for some. Need a car or bike to reach the hotel

We didn't have breakfast, we took our own, but were recommended an excellent local restaurant for dinner

We drove past twice before finding it so maybe a bigger sign?