Hotel in Kortrijk, Belgium
Cobergher Hotel
150pts
About Cobergher Hotel
Cobergher Hotel Kortrijk’s eclectic interior design stands in stark contrast to its 16th-century exterior; what’s now a modern boutique hotel was designed by the Dutch architect Wenceslas Coberghe in a conservative Gothic style. Its rooms range from classical — think period-style furnishings and chandeliers — to contemporary, such as the minimally dressed “Glorious” rooms with their clean lines and their timeless black-and-white palette. A collection of flats serves long-stay guests, and everyone benefits from a small spa area with a hammam, sauna and massage room, an afternoon tea service five days a week, and Bar Mémoir for cocktail hour.
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