3-Star Hotels in Liege

Gi ﾕ It is close to seeing the signboard from platform 1 of Man Station. The front is an image in the back right of a narrow alley. It is a beautiful hotel! However, our room is room 113 on the road side, right above the hotel signboard lighting ❗ I'm short of sleep due to the light leaking from the curtains all night! I regretted that I should have changed the room early.

We had booked a suite to see what the best possible experience in YUST could be. We were lucky to do so. The room had a quite luxurious feel to it, with some cosy elements like the curtains around the bed, that in combination with the turning TV could make the bed feel like a private cinema! The cleaning was oke and all necessary kitchen tools were available. Unfortunately it was too cold to use the rooftop, and the city construction works around the building make the parking a bit difficult to find. All taken into considerations, I would recommend!

Very clean and modern—just what you need for a restful night in Liege. The service was really friendly, and the rooms have a cute nod towards the rich Belgian culture of cartoons. Each room is decorated with a different cartoon theme! The free breakfast in the morning was a nice convenience to have. Baked goods, cereal, fruit, meats, coffee, tea… basically everything you could want. Location was really easy to walk to the train station, and just a little walk to the historic center of the city.

You can see the hotel once you step out from the train station. The hotel is a bit dated, but when you enter the room, you have everything you need. The bed is very comfortable, bathroom is very clean. They even have a luggage holder in the room. The Old town is a bit far from the train station, you can easily get a bus. If you walk to the Old town, it is a easy walk and you can also explore the city. The hotel has a restaurant, very popular, food is good as well.

We stayed here in liege for the Belgian Grand Prix. I was away at the track most days and did not spend much time in the main hotel area except for breakfast and the occasional drink in the evening. The hotel was located in the outskirts of liege next to a major road about a 30 minute walk from the main train station or approximately at €10 taxi. being in room 33 which is the closest to the road I had no issues with getting to sleep. If your a light sleeper a pair of noise cancelling ear buds would be a good fix. The room was moderately sized and featured everything I would need. The only thing possibly missing was a mini fridge to keep things cool. The dining area was a little bland. They offered a buffet style European breakfast with fresh fruit, breads and yogurts. The bar was sp**** but for a small hotel it was more than enough. They offered a selection of Belgian beer on draft and bottle along with a standard spirit selection. The staff were friendly even if some had poor English. They were able to organise taxis to and from the hotel when I arrived and later when checking out.

The hotel is very quiet, good position. In view of the previous comment I'm glad we refused the room behind the llft & went instead to 306 at the end of the corridor. The staff are friendly & helpful & breakfast is fresh & varied. But the room ! Clearly the designer has never spent a night in it. Drab colours, black furniture & a dog's-mess-brown sash across the beds. The open bathroom may not be to everyone's taste ( it wasn't to ours ). The reading lights are recessed over a wide wooden ledge & just not strong enough to read in bed. The light switches are difficult to get at under the ledge. For those who like to shave, illumination is only available on forehead & the tip of the nose : the rest is in shadow. Possibly the toughest challenge was blocking the water in the basin : there is no plug. Perhaps there is, in the elaborate high-tech tap fitment. If so, neither reception nor housekeeping, both appealed to, knew anything about it. Finally shoved a hand -towel into the plughole, just like the bad old days in Eastern Europe. Take your own

Breakfast for more than 100 RMB, we did not eat. Hotel room is very small, two double beds can only be together, Samsung LCD TV, fewer outlets, the bathroom is very good. The bedding is very good. Liege is a small city with a sparsely populated area and urban planning. This hotel is already very good in the local area, but it is not comparable to China.

Very good, suitable for traveling or office accommodation, transportation is also very convenient, I am driving the past, there are many places to eat around, it is very convenient to find, next time.

Petit séjour dans ma ville natale et superbe découverte de ce petit hôtel de neuf chambres dans un bâtiment datant du XVIII siècle vaut le détour, endroit sympa et atypique pour celui qui apprécie les bâtiments anciens, vielles pierres et bâtisses d’un autre temps, c’est endroit est fait pour vous. Avec tout le confort pour un agréable séjour. Je recommande pour les personnes nostalgiques qui ont envie de vivre une expérience différente des grands hôtels. Merci à Monsieur BENOÎT pour son accueil, gentillesse et disponibilité dont il a fait preuve. Je vous souhaite le meilleur pour la suite. Bien cordialement. Philippe.

Hotel Neuvice is centrally located in Liege, a 5-minute walk from Place Saint-Lambert and 7 minutes by foot from University of Liege. This hotel is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Theatre de Liege and 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Royal Opera of Wallonia.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and on weekends from 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and a library.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and plasma televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.