Leuven Hotels with Bars

I used to stay in a luxury hotel in Southeast Asia and felt very ordinary when I first stayed. It wasn't until I moved to the next ibis that I found out how luxurious this hotel is! Safflower needs a green leaf lining! Next door Ibis is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at! No facilities, the beds are gray! breakfast! ? Laughing personally.

Sitting near the river Dyle, Martin's Klooster is a charming hotel that prides itself on offering exceptional service and elegant rooms. Located in an over 500-year old building near the historic city center of Leuven, the hotel is a real pleasure to stay with nice rooms and good amenities.

Good location, very central. Would recommend and also would stay there again!

Location: The location is good ⊙▽⊙, it is convenient to go out Service: The service is the consistent standard of Ibis, which is not bad Room: The facilities and equipment in the room are okay, the room is a bit small

Very good hotel, in an old complex, very close to the city center and the University of Leuven. The room was simple and clean, the breakfast was great, there were many choices, the quality was good, it was worth staying.

Everything is fine, but 4 stars, and water is paid for in the room, I handed over things for washing and had difficulty returning them on the day of departure, I don’t advise putting things in the laundry in this hotel, this is a big problem!!

Excellently located hotel, center and train station very close; very spacious room; modern sanitary facilities; generous breakfast buffet; welcoming staff; only downside, the floors are very high and no elevator but they keep your suitcases on the ground floor so no worries because on the 3rd floor, no noise.

The hotel is rebuilt from the original castle manor, and the architecture is very distinctive. The floor is a wooden floor, and there will be a loud noise when walking. The front desk does not work 24 hours a day, and they have to wait for their working hours to open the ticket and check out.

Very quiet and clean hotel, the front desk staff is also very patient to answer questions. The slight fly in the ointment is that there is no hot water bottle.

The breakfast is relatively rich, with a lot of spread spread on bread, milk, coffee, and juice. The bread in the morning is still hot. It's great. The front desk service is good, although I live on the fourth floor but there is an elevator to worry-free the whole journey. The hotel has a hundred years of history and is worth living. Looking across it is the railway station square!