I have stayed at De Panne several times as it is a convenient overnight for my European travels. Whilst it is a nice hotel I consider it no longer value for money. Compared with other Ibis hotels the breakfast is very limited for the price, and on my recent visit the parking charge has gone up to 20 Euro. How can Ibis justify this? There is free on street parking adjacent to the hotel. Sorry but I will stay elsewhere in future.

Agood place to stay in the town high stGood public transport nearbyGood all you can eat breakfast and the staff are very friendly rooms clean and tidyHave used before and will use again in the near future

Took four attempts to find a room that I had requested. Breakfast hit-and-miss affair. Grumpy evening staff member. 20 euros per night to park. Ridiculously expensive, especially at this time of year. However, very good housekeeper who responded to our requests 100%.

This was a great base for some cycling along Beglian cycle paths. The Kusttram is just round the corner and the hotel has the usual things you associate with the Ibis brand. A very pleasant and comfortable stay.

Having stayed at many Ibis hotels, this was no different. Staff always polite and helpful and room clean and functional. Comfortable bed, I slept well, bathroom spotless and great shower. Situated as you drive into De Panne, the hotel is just a five minute walk to the central square and a further 10 minutes to the coast. Plenty of restaurants and bars close by. Unfortunately the hotel parking was full by the time we arrived, but there was free street parking in the street to the side of the hotel, so that worked out fine. We have stayed in most of the hotels in De Panne and this was the first time we stayed at the Ibis, so his will stay on our list of options to stay there in the future. We didn't eat there, so can't comment on the food and service. Only down side was no refrigerator in the room which always comes in handy to store some personally bought food and drinks.

the hotel is not far from the tourist information centre and the large sandy beach. bicycles can be supplied at the hotel. small range of food on the menu but well cooked. there are plenty of brasseries, bistros and restaurants nearby. although this is Belgium, we noticed that French is the spoken word, whereas we are used to Dutch

All staff are excellent, they are very attentive. They make time for you and are very happy to answer questions and make useful suggestions. Breakfast was excellent. Rooms are very clean and the hotel is generally very quiet. Food served at the hotel is very passable.

Nice new modern hotel in the centre of town and within easy walking distance of the sea front. The Breakfast was very good with very good choice. The 15 Euro underground parking charge was very expensive and was not known until after you entered the carpark. It was empty the night we stayed am sure more people would you it if the price was lowered. Also it would have been nice to have a kettle and coffee in the room. Know that Ibis are trying to keep there prices low but our stay was over £100.

Third time staying here and is always good. Clean rooms with such efficient air conditioning. 10 minute walk via the main shopping street to the seafront. Make sure you book a car parking space. This ibis hotel is far better than the one nearby in Dunkirk if you are undecided.

Don't rely on hotel parking being available so book a space well in advance if you have mobility problems. We found reception more brusque than welcoming but everyone has a bad day and I had just had to walk 250 metres with luggage from a parking space on two painful injured legs!!! The buffet breakfast was very good.

fantastic stay at the hotel only it has no restaurant services just small bar menu. other than that great stay.recommend this hotel disabled friendly and staff went out there way to help. the first time i have been charged for parking with disabled badge.i had no choise to park my car on the main highway.so hotle car park was the only way.other than great hotle.

Very quiet place quite a walk to the nearest restaurant and quite expensive, which if you know Belgium is normal, so i recommend the Italian pizza walk until you get to the tram line & turn Right. The hotel has a small bar service done by the reception but if you sit on the bar its like all have gone to bed! Took 2 coffee which were cold by the time i got to the room. Dropped half trying to get in the lift. Parking expensive in ibis garage I would think it's safe enough on the street outside the hotel if its Free! But for me i paid the 12€. The hotel is very clean and GOOD ROOMS. Breakfast was also very good continental with cooked selection about the same as prem inn if not better if you have sampled some of their older ho . Hotels!!

Double beds have two single mattresses covering the box springs. They are not attached to each other and a hole develops in the middle of the bed. Earlier this year I was promised that the problem was being rectified. The web site announced all new bedding. It is a false claim. The problem still persists and a good night's sleep is impossible

Stayed with wife for 5 nights using this as a base for ww1 sites around ypres. Great hotel & receptionist was fantastic & so multi lingual also very helpful. Parking free just 150 yards away just off the nearby roundabout but you can park outside for 20 mins to drop stuff off just dont forget to get a ticket from the machine or pay 1 euro & get over an hour. Hotel bar reasonably priced & short walk to supermarket, beach & lots & lots of restaurants. Rooms were great, lacked a bit of storage space and a kettle for tea etc but kept clean & air con worked great on hot days. Definitley recommend this hotel

This is the third time we have stayed here and have no hesitation in recommending it for it's location, cleanliness and service at a reasonable cost. It is only a two minute walk from the tram stop so ideal for exploring the whole length of the coast and inland market towns. We forget the car for our stay and buy a 5 day De Lijn ticket for 15 euros then hop on and off frequent trams and buses at leisure to enjoy Belgium's fabulous beers, food and hospitality.