Liege Hotels with Gym

"The hotel Is slightly outside the city center, however, it is easy to reach with a tram which stops just a few dozen meters from it and runs very frequently. The interior of the hotel is clean, modern and functional, although from a 4-star hotel we would expect some more amenities in the bathroom, such as a shower cap or some cotton disks. In our room everything worked well. The only thing is that for two people we only had one small bottle of water in the fridge, which we shared, and one big towel, which was signalled to the reception and another one was promptly brought to the room. The weirdest (almost unacceptable) thing happened when, upon check-in, we asked the reception if it was possible to eat something at the hotel at that time (about 5pm), the answer was, ”you need to contact the hotel's restaurant yourself”. Surprised but not discouraged, we called the restaurant from our room, just to learn they were not open until 18:30, which was kind of late for us to start a meal as we have tickets for a show at 20:00 at Le Forum. It ended all ok, we found a nice place to eat downtown, but I think that, at a 4-star property, this is an immediate job of a concierge or a reception agent to help guests find their dining options instead of sending them to contact the restaurant directly. Other than that, everything went smoothly, the breakfast was pretty good, the only recommendation is to think of installing another coffee machine, as with the only one available, there were always a few people waiting for their coffee."

"It was incredibly clean! There's also a coin-operated laundry and it's close to the station. All the staff were really kind. They even let me watch the World Cup on a big screen, even though I was the only one. If I ever come back to Liège, I'd definitely want to stay here again."

"The room is very artistic, with an aesthetic experience for adults. The spa is also very good. The deepest and clearest swimming pool I have ever seen in Belgium. The spa is actually mainly for outdoor courses, which often occupy half of the swimming pool. Guests of this hotel need to change into swimwear and bathrobes in the room. The room service is almost zero. Even the disposable chocolates were not refilled for two days, and the water was also 200 or 250 ml Tetra Pak pillow bags. It feels like taking an Eastern Airlines flight."

"The best hotel in Liege, right? The hotel is clean and tidy with complete facilities. There is a restaurant downstairs that is always busy. There is a gym in the hotel. Although it is not big, it has all the facilities."

"Liege is very small. The hotel is in the center. Not far away is a bar street, which is very lively. The front desk and bar counter are combined into one, and checkin is slow. There is a parking lot next to the hotel. The hotel's exclusive parking space is on the 4th floor, and you can also park on the 7th floor, 19 euros per night. The breakfast is very poor, with not many varieties."

"Our entire group stayed in this hotel for 2 to 4 nights, and other group members' rooms reported that kettles, showers, glasses, etc. were either broken or damaged. The worst part was, before I left, I asked the hotel if they could help me book a taxi on the day of check-out, because two photographers were leaving at 6am, but the hotel told me that they couldn’t. They only provided a local taxi agency number and asked me to make an international call to make the reservation myself!!! I had no choice but to ask the local tour guide to help me and the counter the day before check-out. I just think that foreign tourists ask the hotel for help because it is inconvenient. This kind of response from the hotel is hard to accept!"