The arrival of beach holidays in our country and especially the construction of the steam tram line put into service in 1886, meant major changes occurred.
Staying with the Eerebout family at Hotel Astel feels like coming home. A warm atmosphere, a welcoming greeting and a dedicated contact during your stay. Bart, Carine and An Sofie are ready to take care of your stay down to the last detail.
On July 19, 1970, the hotel became the property of the not-for-profit association Vrienden van het Zeepreventorium (Friends of the Zeepreventorium; a care by the sea association). The hotel changed its name again but for the last time: Hotel Astel. Astel is a combination of Asthma and Hotel. The original
intention was that the parents could stay at the Astel to better follow their children's progress.
In April 2012, the Eerebout family bought the hotel and saved it from the project developers
It was restored to its former glory with attention to detail and protection of the building. The hotel opened its doors in July and received its four stars in December. Its magnificence of the past has been brought back.
Dear Sir/Madam,
In January and February (until the spring half-term holiday), the brasserie and hotel are open from Friday 3 p.m. until Sunday.
Spring half-term opening hours:
Thursday 12/02 from 3 p.m.
Friday 13/02 – Sunday 01/03 from 11 a.m.
Brasserie closed on Wednesday and Thursday. (except Thursday 12/02)
The brasserie will be closed on Friday 16 January.
Kind regards,
The Astel Team
Dear guests,
We look forward to welcoming you back on 26/12 from 3:00 p.m. onwards.
The Astel Team
Dear customers
We will be closed from Friday 27 June to Thursday 3 July.
We will reopen on Friday 4 July at 3 p.m.
Our hotel will remain open.
Kind regards
Team Astel
Beste klanten
Onze brasserie is uitzonderlijk gesloten op
– dinsdag 22/4
– zondag 27/4 (we vieren het vormsel van onze kleinzoon Jack)
– dinsdag 29/4
Donderdag 1/5 zijn we wel geopend.
Lieve groet
Team Astel
