Valet-style handover isn’t a thing at Antwerp ANR
Expecting curbside keys-handover at Antwerp International Airport (Deurne)? Official Valet Parking at ANR is not offered at all, despite some comparison sites listing “valet” as a category and quoting prices like €30 per day or €180 per week as benchmarks only. The airport’s own parking and Indigo’s on-site facilities are all self-park.
A Parkos overview of ANR spells it out clearly: “valet parking is not offered” at this airport, unlike several other Belgian and Dutch regional fields where meet-and-greet is standard. Anything marketed as “Valet Parking Antwerp Airport” online is a third-party meet-and-greet operator that drives your car off-site, not an airport-run service on the terminal side.
Hidden detail: because there is no official valet tied to ANR or Indigo, any uniformed staff taking keys at the curb are working for an external company you booked separately. The car typically ends up in an off-airport lot, sometimes several kilometers away, even if the ad copy references the terminal being “right next door.” Always check the company name and the exact parking address before handing over keys.
Regulars on European parking comparison sites mostly skip valet pitches and self-park in the on-site lot next to the terminal. The walk is just a few minutes, so they see little upside in paying third-party valet-style prices around the €30-per-day / €180-per-week mark when they can park, lock, and be at check-in in under 5 minutes.
Practical tip: if you still want a meet-and-greet service, treat it like any off-airport provider: read recent reviews by date, confirm the company’s full legal name, and print your booking with the stated daily or weekly rate before driving to ANR.
Pricing
| Stay | Per day | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $30.00/day | $30.00 |
| 3 days | $30.00/day | $90.00 |
| 7 days | $30.00/day | $210.00 |