Mercure Antwerp City Centre
Mercure Antwerp City Centre sits in the heart of the city, within walking distance of the Main Square, the cathedral complex and the Scheldt. The hotel follows the Mercure standard with crisply designed rooms, a lounge bar and a breakfast room featuring international and local products. The Mercure chain runs a standardised accessible package that is consistently accessible across every Belgian Mercure property.
The accessible rooms have a roll-in shower, raised toilet, grab bars and ample turning space. The main entrance is step-free and reception is on the ground floor with direct lift access to every floor via a lift with wide doors. The breakfast room and lounge bar are step-free, and an accessible toilet is available in the ground-floor zone.
On-site or contract parking offers accessible spaces close to the main entrance. The historic centre of Antwerp has a lot of cobbles — keep that in mind for trips on foot. Antwerpen-Centraal station is fully accessible and a short tram ride away. For an Antwerp city break with a reliable accessible standard, this is a solid base.
Good to know
- Reservation
- Book through Accor and state the accessible-room requirements explicitly. Online comparison sites do not always flag the accessible rooms correctly — booking directly with Mercure is more reliable.
- Busy and quiet times
- Antwerp Fashion Week, the Cargo Bike Festival and summer tourism create peaks; midweek winter bookings give the best rates and the best chance of securing the accessible room.
- Things to note
- Step-free main entrance, lift to all floors, accessible toilet in the ground-floor zone. Accessible room with a roll-in shower and raised toilet — Mercure standard.
- Visit tip
- The central location makes a wheelchair walk to the [Main Square](/en/locaties/grote-markt-antwerpen/) and the [MAS](/en/locaties/mas-antwerpen/) feasible. Low-floor tram stops within 5 minutes. Combine with [Plantin-Moretus](/en/locaties/museum-plantin-moretus-antwerpen/).
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Locations nearby
Monumental neo-Baroque theatre on the Frankrijklei in Antwerp, home to opera and ballet. Wheelchair accessible.
Indoor aquarium and experience museum on the Astridplein in Antwerp, fully barrier-free. Wheelchair accessible.
Monumental 'railway cathedral' with lifts to all platforms and wide accessible spaces beneath an impressive glass dome.