Guest User: Nice location, directly connected to the cable car to the SPA on the mountain. Breakfast is good. Sadly there’s construction site blocked the road to spa-geronstere station as attached picture(from google map)
Pl. Royale 39
From £ 80
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Guest User: Pleasant stay at the hotel. Clean accommodation and nice rooms. We had the superior room and the only downside was that the two single beds kept sliding apart. Easily solved if wheels with brakes were installed. Otherwise, friendly staff and a great breakfast.
Av. Léopold II 40
From £ 73
Guest User: The room and the shower were very clean. Breakfast in a perfectly convenient form of buffet I recommend 😉
Rue Albin Body 31
From £ 106
XU: The hotel is very beautiful and the location is very good. It is very close to the health center SPA. When you go, remember to bring the hotel's bath towels. On the first floor of the hotel is a deluxe restaurant, try a dinner, 38 Euro package. There is a coffee machine in the room and a cup of coffee for breakfast. 30 meters to the right of the hotel is Carrefour, which can be used to replenish drinks and snacks. There is a parking space in the business area in front of and to the right. Inconvenient for the hotel, if you arrive at the restaurant during the meal time, you need to carry the baggage through the guests, go to the innermost counter and go upstairs to the room. The elevator is more old-fashioned, has no inner door, and is not too close to the side doors, it will trigger protection, and the elevator will stop at any position in the middle.
Pl. du Monument 3/4
From £ 80
Guest User: Every thing was good about the hotel. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The food was excellent. I would certainly use the hotel again and I will recommend it to anyone travelling in that part of Europe
Balmoral 33
From £ 80
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Just back from Belgium—travelers, think twice before you go
Belgium may be small, but it is famous for its chocolate, beer, waffles, diamonds, and comics. A classic itinerary connects Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent, plus Antwerp for fashion and diamonds. The best times to visit are April–June and September–October, when the weather is mild and crowds are thinner. December features Christmas markets, but it gets very cold. Getting there · Flights: Brussels Airport is the main gateway. You can also fly into Ostend, near Bruges. · Trains: About 1.5 hours via Thalys from Paris Gare du Nord, 2 hours from Amsterdam, and 2 hours via Eurostar from London. · Within Belgium: The train network is dense. Brussels to Bruges takes about 1 hour, to Ghent about 40 mins, and to Antwerp about 45 mins. Where to stay · Brussels: Staying near the Grand Place is most convenient but expensive. Avenue Louise or the EU Quarter offer better value. · Bruges: Staying in the Old Town is great, but dragging luggage over cobblestones is tiring. Staying near the train station is cheaper. · Ghent: Stay in the city center for great night views. What to do · Brussels: Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, Atomium, Cinquantenaire Park, and the Comic Art Museum. · Bruges: Belfry, Market Square, Basilica of the Holy Blood, Minnewater Lake, and canal boat tours. The Old Town itself is like a fairy tale. · Ghent: Gravensteen (Castle of the Counts), St. Bavo's Cathedral (home to the Ghent Altarpiece), and the night view of the Graslei quay. · Antwerp: Cathedral of Our Lady, Central Station, Diamond District, and the Fashion Museum. · Others: University town of Leuven, Namur Citadel, and the thermal springs in Spa. What to eat · Fries: Invented by the Belgians, served with mayonnaise. · Waffles: Brussels-style (crispy, rectangular) and Liège-style (soft, oval). · Chocolate: Neuhaus, Godiva, and Pierre Marcolini. · Beer: Trappist beer, Lambic, and thousands of other varieties. · Mussels: Served with fries, this is the national dish. Itinerary suggestions · 3-day highlights: Day 1 Brussels, Day 2 Bruges, Day 3 Ghent + Antwerp. · 5-day in-depth: Add Leuven, Namur, Dinant, or visit the thermal springs in Spa. Notes · Language: Dutch is spoken in the north, French in the south, and Brussels is bilingual. English is widely spoken. · Safety: Security around Brussels-South and Brussels-North stations is average. Keep an eye on your belongings. · Transportation: Train tickets can be bought on-site. Weekend discounts are available. Ticket inspections are strict, so don't skip paying. · Tipping: Service charges are usually included in the bill. You can leave the small change.
Spa, situated on the northern fringe of the Ardennes in eastern Belgium, is home to a population of just around 10,000, yet it enjoys global fame for its centuries-old hot spring culture. In fact, "s.
Spa, situated on the northern fringe of the Ardennes in eastern Belgium, is home to a population of just around 10,000, yet it enjoys global fame for its centuries-old hot spring culture. In fact, the word "spa" derives directly from the name of this city, which stands today as a significant icon of global wellness and hydrotherapy. Since the 16th century, Spa's mineral waters, revered for their healing properties, increasingly drew European aristocrats and the elite for restorative retreats. During the 17th and 18th centuries, the town blossomed into a premier European spa resort and social hub, welcoming a host of royalty, nobility, and cultural luminaries, including Peter the Great of Russia and the renowned French author Victor Hugo. In 2021, Spa was recognized by UNESCO and added to the World Heritage List as one of "The Great Spa Towns of Europe." Beyond its thermal baths, Spa boasts a rich cultural and sporting legacy. The Casino de Spa, established in 1763, is widely regarded as one of Europe's oldest modern casino structures. Furthermore, the nearby Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps ranks among the world's most iconic Formula One tracks; hosting the Belgian Grand Prix, it is celebrated worldwide for its high-speed thrills and intricate layout.
🏰✨ Unwind in Luxury: Spa's Manoir de Lébioles 🌿
Craving a serene escape? Nestled in the lush forests of Spa, Belgium, the Manoir de Lébioles is a fairytale come to life! 🌲🏰 This castle-like retreat offers plush rooms with unique designs that whisper elegance and comfort. 🛏️✨ Indulge in top-notch amenities including a spa that'll pamper your senses, and gourmet dining that's a feast for both your taste buds and eyes. 🍽️👀 Whether you're lounging in the regal common areas or exploring the scenic surroundings, this hotel promises a royal experience. 🍃👑 Find this gem at Domaine de Lébioles 1/5, Spa, Liege, and let the enchantment begin! 🗝️🌟 #Spa #SpaHotel #SpaTravel
Spa, Pearl of the Ardennes
Newly awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site (in July 2021), Spa is part of the European cultural itinerary of historic thermal towns alongside Bath or Vichy. This little gem nestled in nature is the perfect destination for travellers in need of a peaceful rest… The town may be focused on wellbeing, but it proves lively all year round thanks to its prestigious casino, fascinating museums and many other events which take place here. Spa also has a remarkably preserved natural environment and is a must-visit place for gourmets. Its spring water, slightly sparkling, will enhance any meal. F1 enthusiasts will also delight in the events taking place at its world-famous racetracks. You can expect a bubbly time in Spa! #tripinspired #spa #beautifulmoment #belgium #Visitwallonia #relax
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