3-Star Hotels in Liege, Belgium

A very well situated hotel in the heart of Liege, very reasonably priced when booking in advance - be aware that the facilities are basic but the shower pressure is good and the beds comfortable - I would stay again, but the downsides: -The room was very warm with no AC and a window that doesn't open! -Only two plugs in the room, both on the desk - not near the bed. - No kettle (no tea or coffee making facilities).

Right across from the train station, with a Burger King and Carrefour next door. You have to ring a doorbell for the front desk to let you in when checking in, and then use your room card to get in afterward. This really makes me think Liege isn't very safe; there are so many homeless people in the city center. Good thing I was only staying for one day. The hotel's paid parking isn't far, and you also need a key card to enter, which is unimaginable in China.

We had a good stay at Aux Etangs. The hotel staff were friendly and the room was clean and quiet. It’s a good location to explore the Ardennes region. Acces by car is good but public transport might be challenging. As there are not a lot of eateries nearby we ate at the connected restaurant. The food was good but the waitress for our table was not very helpful. We asked if she could speak slower but she just continued at the same rate. We felt we didn’t get the same level of service compared to the other tables due to our fluency in French. In the end: nice food but upgrade your French first. We would come back for the hotel but not the restaurant.

The hotel is located at the border between France and Switzerland, which is suitable for driving to Switzerland to rest and stay overnight. The hotel is very new and very good, with complete facilities, convenient and free parking, and a high overall cost performance. The hotel is not far from a shopping place that is very easy to drive to. There is a large supermarket inside, and the prices inside are very low, and the food is lower than the average price in various regions throughout France.

Close to the train station, and the lobby on the ground floor is quite nicely decorated. You can self check-in at the front desk machine. The room amenities are on the cheaper side, which is why the nightly rate is low. The sheets and such are a bit old and worn, but the room size is decent. The double bed is made up of two single beds pushed together, so it's not very big. I didn't try the restaurant, but there aren't many good food options nearby, though there's a supermarket next door. Bottled water isn't provided in the room, only tap water.

J'ai aimé le thème de l'hôtel basé sur la bande dessinée, le hasard a fait que je tombe sur une chambre Gaston Lagaffe, top, il y avait même des bandes dessinées à lire et qu'on pouvait acheter à la réception, la réceptionniste et la barman travaillant en fin d'après-midi et le soir du 21 juillet étaient très sympathiques et professionnelles....j'ai apprécié ce court séjour

The hotel was not clear from outside, but were positively surprised from the inner Very quiet, clean and everything fully automatic , doors, gates etc. Check-in was from 15-20 and it went very fast and uncomplicated. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Rooms were very large and incredibly quiet. With an integrated kitchen and table and many desktops it was more than we expected. Bathroom very pleasant and clean. The bed was very pleasant, you could sleep very well. For big people rather too small. The parking was directly on the main road and near the center. In any case, very recommendable.

Perfect and centrally located at the train station and super for 4 people in a room, 20 minutes to the old town are not too far for it. We are happy to come back

The hotel was very quiet, even if it was near the street, but the noises of traffic were not heard from our room. Unfortunately the building was a little old and the walls were thin, so it was heard all the mouths of the room next door. I must emphasise the reception and availability of the staff at the reception and restaurant.