The hotel is charming and the staff is very friendly and responsive. The room and bathroom were…read morevery clean and the bed was very comfortable. Free breakfast puts the icing on the cake. Very reasonably priced and I would recommend it highly!

Le Merceny is a unique and unusual motel to say the least. I say that in a positive way. It is…read morelocated in Bastogne and is on top of a large convenience store/gas station in town. I stayed here for one night while visiting Bastogne and have nothing but good things to say about it. It consists of 8 rooms on top of the store. The motel lobby is located connected to the store. The room floor can only be accessed thru the lobby or by a special door on the side of the building only accessible by the guests room key. My room had a foyer entrance, a large bathroom with an American size walk in shower (that means it was large) and then a large bedroom. The room windows face the rear of the building and my room was very quiet. The room was comfortable and the air conditioner worked well. Parking was in front of the building with cameras monitoring the car spaces 24/7. Besides, I don't think there is that much crime in Bastogne. The store below is very well maintained and is like a small grocery store including a bakery/restaurant that serves food. I remember seeing an employee using a machine to wash the floor. The store is convenient because if you need anything you can just walk downstairs to get it as long as it is before 10 pm because that is when they close for the evening, You can walk to Place McAuliffe in about 5 minutes so Le Merceny is in a good location. When I checked in the female manager showed me my room to make sure it was satisfactory to me. Excellent customer service. If I returned to Bastogne, this is where I would want to stay.

It's a motel, according to its name, but this spot is better than any other motel I've ever stayed…read moreat. Le Merceny is easy to find. It's on one end of very few roundabouts in Bastogne, above a gas station. The gas station market is basically a mini grocery store and has more than what you'd expect inside of a gas station, such as produce, fresh baked goodies, and more. It was the perfect spot to spend the night before our full day WWII tour the next day! We were well-rested, and breakfast gave enough energy to last us until lunch.

In one of Maastricht's oldest and most charming streets, in a magnificently restored 18th century…read morebuilding, you'll find this superb B&B run by enthusiastic hostess Lot. This time I stayed with husband and kids on the top floor, which - with two bedrooms and a spacious bathroom - allowed us plenty of privacy. In the morning Lot prepares fantastic Dutch organic breakfasts in her cosy country kitchen.