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2 years ago
Great host if it's not to busy. Otherwise- stress and little flexibility. The hotel rooms are great- clean, good beds. Breakfast is fine, the coffee ok at best. Dinner options were limited- ask in advance. read more
Vallée du Hoyoux 4
4577 Modave
Belgium
085 41 15 05
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Hôtel Melba
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Decided on a short day trip and booked it two days prior to coming. Located in the quaint town of…read moreBastalogne, Belgium, it is a very well kept hotel. We were able to get parking on the property, and was able to check in an hour early. The bed was comfortable and the complimentary breakfast was more than I expected!
Excellent hotel located just down the road from the foxholes replicated in Band of Brothers near…read moreFoy. Comfortable rooms, very cozy little bar area downstairs with a fireplace. We had dinner at the hotel, and it was very good. No issues with this place if you're looking for a clean, relaxing place to hang your hat while visiting this historical WWII battle zone.
La Truite d'Argent
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Les Tanneurs
(5 reviews)
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From the owner: Hôtel (4 étoiles), 36 chambres dont certaines avec Jacuzzi ou sauna ou Jaccuzzi et sauna. Deux…read morerestaurants, un gastronomique, l'Espièglerie et l'autre un Grill - Brasserie (le Grill des Tanneurs)
Le Val de Poix Hôtel
I loved this hotel. I stayed here 3 nights for business this week. I highly recommend it and I…read morecan't wait to return. There is a great restaurant onsite too. A babbling, fast moving river out front. It's a classic European hotel. They don't even ask for a credit card when checking in! Very affordable too. Words of advice. Reserve online through their website, not a booking site. It's less expensive and is better for them. Email or call them for follow-up prior to arriving. If you don't speak French, it's best to write them first. If you want dinner in the hotel (I highly recommend), reserve it ahead of time, or you will be out of luck. I recommend their breakfast onsite too. They have a great choice and the coffee is excellent. If you haven't been here before, I recommend arriving in the daylight. The grounds are beautiful and worth seeing in the daylight, but the roads approaching it can be a bit difficult in the dark. I can't wait to return here soon!
Hotel Van Der Valk - Charleroi Airport
(6 reviews)
Fine for business travel. Clean, bed was comfortable, good housekeeping. Overall what you would…read moreexpect. Cannot comment on price as this was covered by my company. Restaurant was above average for menu selections, food quality, and service. I don't think there are a lot of choices in the area. I would return.
Solid hotel with great food…read more Check-in: Can be a little slow. If there is a line, performance and efficiency are not top priorities. Get ready for a wait. But the staff is friendly at the front desk if somewhat limited. Limited you say? Let me give you an example. I needed to shorten my stay by a day. I let the front desk know, in person, of my change. The response: "We can't". When pressed, she said it was because I'd need to change it in the reservation system I used to book. Seeing as I didn't pre-pay, this didn't make sense. Additionally as I was 9 days into my 14 day stay, the site I used to book couldn't do anything. When pressed she "talked" to her manager and 2 seconds later I was all set. Keep in mind, I was making a change 4 days early, not the day before or day of my needed departure. Rooms: This is the tale of two rooms! If you get a room from the original hotel, well, it's not up to standard (think Hilton, Marriott, Sheraton). Its more at the motel level. And, IMPORTANT, the older rooms are not air conditioned. There are often twin sized beds in here. If you get a room in the "newer" side (comfort rooms I think they are referred to), then you're all set. Mini-bar, A/C, king beds, good bathrooms. Its well worth a few extra dollars. Gym: Treadmill, old elliptical machine and a odd bowflex like weight area. Hard to find in the basement. Restaurant/Food: This makes the Van Der Valk shine. Some of the best "hotel" food I've had. In fact they seem to be a dinning destination for the surrounding area. Great menu selection, high quality, full bar. Highly recommend. Parking: Gated, but free, parking. Remember when leaving in the AM to get a gate-pass at the front desk. Lot can fill up on occasion. There is overflow parking out the back gate to the left past Accenture. American tip: Service is "slow". It can take a while to get a drink or a re-fill. Think ahead. They are in NO rush at all and are not super attentive. Remember: you don't tip here, so you're stuck with the speed of service you get.
Hôtel du Commerce, Nouvelle Auberge
(3 reviews)
We decided to have dinner in the restaurant where we are staying, and we were treated 'like…read moreroyalty'! The language barrier was not a problem for Daphne and Chef. They served us an amazing dinner and their friendliness and care were beyond our expectations!
Beau Sejour Hôtel
Reviewing the Hotel restaurant. Ten stars out of five…read more The lady and I do as much fine dining as we can afford and sometimes hit the Michelin starred places. Le Beau Sejour was one of THE best restaurants we've ever visited. The ambiance is frankly not particularly good. But the food and service deserves multiple stars and I'm not sure why they're not better noted in the food world. Multi-course menu with wine was out of this world good and set us back c.a. €180. Worth every cent. Would gladly return and highly recommend a detour to dine here.
Hotel Neuvice
YUP
(1 review)
From the owner: Yup is a boutique Hotel ideally situated in the city centre next to the main shopping area. Free…read moreWiFi is featured throughout the entire property Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and individual air conditioning. An open, not private, bathroom is also part of the YUP concept. A safe is available at the reception, as well as an Internet corner and an on-site bar. The hotel offers grab&go eat opportunities. There is a hang-out place where you can read, watch TV or play the piano. Hasselt is an important commercial centre in Belgium and it is a paradise for shoppers. The shopping streets are pretty and dotted with colourful terraces and stylish shopping arcades. The Maasmechelen Village shopping centre is also nearby. Hasselt is the city with the biggest Japanese Garden in all of Europe; it is the city of the Grenslandhallen, Pukkelpop, the Jenever Festival, Hasselt Speculoos and the accessible public transport. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property as well as a Yup shop. Bike hire is available at this hotel and the area is popular for cycling. Hasselt Market Square is 700m from Yup Hotel, while Grenslandhallen is 1.9km away. Liège Airport is 33km from the property. Nightclub Versuz is located at only 3.3km from YUP. We speak your language!
Hassotel Hotel
From the owner: XL ontbijtbuffet - €16,00 6 oester gegratineerd - €16.00…read moreSeizoensmenu (5 - gangen) - €40,00 Zondagmiddagmenu (3-gangen)- €28,00 Steak Tartaar - €19,00 Fish & Chips - €21,00
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This is a lovely little hotel across the street from the Liege train station. It was an easy walk…read moreto get there once arriving. The location was further enhanced by several eating establishments nearby. The exterior suggested a vintage feel and the interior confirmed it. The lobby was cozy and the front desk service was efficient and polite. I was assigned a room on the fourth level and found it to be clean and surprisingly spacious. The work area was adequate and the bathroom was sufficiently roomy to allow maneuverability. The WiFi was free of charge and worked well during my stay. The bed was comfortable and the environs were adequately quiet to allow me to get good sleep. The view from the room looked over a construction lot; as such, it was nothing special. The breakfast was quite good as it featured the hot and cold choices one would expect. In addition to eggs and meat, there were also good bread options with yogurt, cereals, cold meats, cheese and fruit. The dining room was adequately spacious such that one did not feel cramped. My room rate was 140 euros. I thought this was reasonable and represented a decent value. In general, I was happy with my stay here. If I need a hotel in Liege again, I would certainly consider coming back to this hotel.
Great eccentric owner, fantastic food coming from a set-menu at a great price for 35 Eur. 20 Eur…read morefor adapted vines comes on top and is highly recommended. Setting is rustic in a nice way. Not to miss!
Great ambiance. The food is from excellent quality. The presentaties of the food is from…read moreoutstanding quality. Never seen better. The service good be better. No wine by glass or tasting package that matches the dishes. Very expensive. That makes my review a 4 out of 5. Not the best price/quality.
Excellent small, romantic, secluded hotel…read more Stayed June, 2013. Old mill on a small creek, converted to an Inn. Lovingly decorated. Our room was large, probably 45qm at least and perfect for a long weekend of Ardennes exploring. The Inn is locvated in a small, pastoral village in a pretty valley with a water chateau at the end. Great for walking. Breakfast at €12 was OK but nothing exceptional. Crupet is quite small, but you're in Namur or Dinant in no time at all. We will definitely return here.
WOW! What a view!…read more The Montagne de Bueren is a great destination in the city of Liege for travelers, and local too I'm sure. It provides the best view of the entire city, which it makes you appreciate all the more after the 374 stairs that you must struggle up to reach the top. Add a 50 lb. backpack and you appreciate the experience even more. Plus, in cold weather, you definitely will be warmed up by the top! In hot weather, consider a few bottles of water. Try to gauge the weather overall, as you may have a foggier view, like we did, which diminishes the distance you can see. Still, a wonderful view of the city and worth the climb!
If you are planning to climb the steps in hot weather do plan to do so in the morning when there is…read moresome shade. This is an interesting thing to do with nice views of the city but not a must do.
Liege-Guillermina's railway station is the main station in Liege, Belgium. It is one of the most…read moreimportant hubs in the country and is one of the four Belgian stations on the high-speed rail network. The stations is used by 15,000 people every day,which makes it the eleventh busiest station in Belgium and the third in Wallonia. It is operated by the National Railway Cmpany of Belgium. Nowadays , new station was designed to Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, 2009. It has 9 tracks and 5 platforms. All the tracks around the station have been modernized to allow high speed arrival and departure.
This station was designed by Santiago Calatrava, as is an extension of our art museum back home. I…read morewasn't homesick, but it was nice to see something a little familiar that wasn't a McDonald's. The airy white design allowing tons of light onto the platforms.... Because it is so open, a nice breeze could be felt blowing through, helping to keep everyone cool. From our place on the platform, we could look out a bit into/onto the city of Liège, and the views are lovely. On the platform was a giant sculpture of a Rubik's Cube. I didn't get a chance to look into it's significance, but it was a nice explosion of color amongst all the whiteness. As had been our experience for the last week, the trains all arrived on time, and were fairly comfortable. We traveled from here to Frankfurt. 25/2020