Hotels in Liege, Belgium – Book at Best Prices 2026

"Nice modern hotel in a fairly good location. On the water and public transport at the door. Staff seemed unhappy. There were also only 3 large towels, there were 4 of us."

"The entrance is quite innovative hotel, but unfortunately the door is under municipal construction, and the environment is a bit messy. The room was good overall, and the bathroom layout made the shower room slightly cramped. The bedding was ok, but the quilt was too thick and the air conditioner was turned on at night. The air conditioner leaked seriously, and I was unable to contact the hotel. I could report to Trip.com , and I had to use kitchenware to connect the air conditioner to leak. Since I stayed for 2 nights, I declined the suggestion of changing rooms from Trip.com . I will overcome it myself. ... It is environmentally friendly without air conditioning!"

"I just needed to stay overnight for the ease of being close to the train station! But knowing liege I can say that you’d easily get into city center or park de la boverie and obviously being next to the train station is a plus. It is a very modern hostel and on the very high end when it comes to value/price. Most other places i’ve looked at are heavily overpriced! Each bed has a set of curtains and connectivity plugs and a lamp. The super plus is the huge locker associated to your bed for which you do not need your own lock put just the keycard. Everything was clean. I only had one person sharing the room with me but would expect a little bit of a queue for toilet/shower in the morning with 8 people for one"

"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."

"This is a large hotel, about a 40-minute walk from Central Station. We did not use the bus, but it was only a short walk from the Baviere bus stop. I am very friendly because I told me how to reach the hotel by email. I can recommend it to self-catering people because I have a kitchen with breakfast."

"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."

"The hotel does not have a parking lot, but you can park in someone else's parking lot on the underground first floor for 20 euros per night. The room is clean and the location is in the city center. It's good to stay for one night."

"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."

"Hotel de la Couronne Liege is right in front of Gare de Liege Guillemins and just next to the Flixbus stop, so if you're just dropping by Liege, the location is perfect. There's a Carrefour Express next door and a Burger King. Gare de Liege Guillemins and the hotel are somewhat far from the museums and historical locations but the city area/Liege is so small and navigable that it's not a big deal. Couronne hotel is one of those rare European boutique hotels that still maintain comfortably sized rooms. Rooms at this price range are often quite small (even in newer European and Asian 3-star hotels) so that's a plus. Couronne is no frills (no coffee, tea, minibar, etc) but the beds and bath are clean and comfortable. Plus, there's a nice airy salon on the first floor where those staying at the hotel can sit and lounge around. There are plenty of fry-ups, a great Japanese restaurant (Nagoya), and an Aldi close by. I had a bad allergy on my second night and the staff at 1 am were helpful despite my limited French. I'm not the best at picking hotels, but Hotel de la Couronne was a good choice for my two nights."