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| The history of the Camalou gentleman's house goes back to the 18th Ventury, when it was part of a castle owned by the Malou family. Later it was used as a brewery. During WW I, the brewing kettles were used as a bath, since the block served as a bathing house, delousing station, first aid post and headquarters of an English brigade. |
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The castle was partly destroyed during the war, but the house's charm was untouched. Situated near Dikkebus Lake, Camalou is a peacefull resort.The lovely garden invites you to enjoy a game of jeu de boules or a glass of the traditional Camalou beer, brewed especially for the house. |
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The "Rose" and "Poppy" room are decorated tastefully in Louis Philippe-style with attention for details. Aseparate bathroom, toilet and television are at your disposal. In Camalou, the day is started with a breakfast buffet consisting of local delicacies, served in a comfortable lounge. |  |
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The hostess Annette Linthout is, as qualified Ieper city guide, pleased to help you preparing your trips. Her collection of interesting brochures about the region is at your disposal. |  |
PRICE:
2.100 BEF per night: room + breakfast
(Single = 1.700 BEF)
If you stay only one night : 300 BEF supplement
creditcards accepted
