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D-Hotel - 19th Century Windmill & Contemporary Architecture

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Kortrijk Belgium West Europe
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The astonishing medieval town of Kortrijk in Belgium is home to some of the most well-preserved historical architecture in Europe.

The city center is kept free of cars so the atmosphere is left unspoiled. The D-Hotel takes a 19th Century windmill and farm building and marries it with cutting-edge contemporary design.

The old features are beautifully preserved, and the modern improvements include room access via iPod and 5,382 square feet (500 square meters) of solar panels.

The large wellness center features modern facilities such as an infrared cabin combined with traditional facilities like a Finnish Sauna. The bar and restaurant are located in the converted farmhouse and feature an elegant menu in homely surroundings.

The hotel features a number of package deals, including a discovery package which includes entry into world-famous museums, and a shopping package that includes consultations with a personal shopper and stylist.

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D-Hotel and windmill
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Abdijmolenweg 1, 8510 Kortrijk, Belgium


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