Decided on a short day trip and booked it two days prior to coming. Located in the quaint town of…read moreBastalogne, Belgium, it is a very well kept hotel. We were able to get parking on the property, and was able to check in an hour early. The bed was comfortable and the complimentary breakfast was more than I expected!

Excellent hotel located just down the road from the foxholes replicated in Band of Brothers near…read moreFoy. Comfortable rooms, very cozy little bar area downstairs with a fireplace. We had dinner at the hotel, and it was very good. No issues with this place if you're looking for a clean, relaxing place to hang your hat while visiting this historical WWII battle zone.

We decided to have dinner in the restaurant where we are staying, and we were treated 'like…read moreroyalty'! The language barrier was not a problem for Daphne and Chef. They served us an amazing dinner and their friendliness and care were beyond our expectations!

We had chosen the "Hotel du Sud" for a one night stay due to a one day trip to Bastogne on our way…read moreto Brussels. The house seems to be run by the family which members had been very friendly and welcome. When being led to our room we had climbed a pretty old, rambling stairway. The key to our room had been a simple bearded key - no bits and pieces - and so had been the room itself. It had been paltry furnished and only offered a bed with two nightcases, a highly hung up old TV and a rickety wardrobe. Due to the high walls the room had looked even poorer and only the bathroom could improve our impression. Unfortunately the room hadn't been quite, too since the Rue de Marche passes the hotel which brings the noise of traffic right into your room. Also adventurous had been our breakfast. We had shared the cramped room with two other visitors and had our eyes wander over all the collectibles along the walls which had reached from granade shells to porcellaine stuff. Behind us a big 46" inch flat TV had filled one wall and had looked so unreal in this atmosphere. Breakfast itself had contained two rolls and croissants, coffee, egg and marmelade and so had been average. To be honest: although the people had really been nice and friendly, the next time we might visit Bastogne we will look out for another place to stay.

Le Merceny is a unique and unusual motel to say the least. I say that in a positive way. It is…read morelocated in Bastogne and is on top of a large convenience store/gas station in town. I stayed here for one night while visiting Bastogne and have nothing but good things to say about it. It consists of 8 rooms on top of the store. The motel lobby is located connected to the store. The room floor can only be accessed thru the lobby or by a special door on the side of the building only accessible by the guests room key. My room had a foyer entrance, a large bathroom with an American size walk in shower (that means it was large) and then a large bedroom. The room windows face the rear of the building and my room was very quiet. The room was comfortable and the air conditioner worked well. Parking was in front of the building with cameras monitoring the car spaces 24/7. Besides, I don't think there is that much crime in Bastogne. The store below is very well maintained and is like a small grocery store including a bakery/restaurant that serves food. I remember seeing an employee using a machine to wash the floor. The store is convenient because if you need anything you can just walk downstairs to get it as long as it is before 10 pm because that is when they close for the evening, You can walk to Place McAuliffe in about 5 minutes so Le Merceny is in a good location. When I checked in the female manager showed me my room to make sure it was satisfactory to me. Excellent customer service. If I returned to Bastogne, this is where I would want to stay.

It's a motel, according to its name, but this spot is better than any other motel I've ever stayed…read moreat. Le Merceny is easy to find. It's on one end of very few roundabouts in Bastogne, above a gas station. The gas station market is basically a mini grocery store and has more than what you'd expect inside of a gas station, such as produce, fresh baked goodies, and more. It was the perfect spot to spend the night before our full day WWII tour the next day! We were well-rested, and breakfast gave enough energy to last us until lunch.

I loved this hotel. I stayed here 3 nights for business this week. I highly recommend it and I…read morecan't wait to return. There is a great restaurant onsite too. A babbling, fast moving river out front. It's a classic European hotel. They don't even ask for a credit card when checking in! Very affordable too. Words of advice. Reserve online through their website, not a booking site. It's less expensive and is better for them. Email or call them for follow-up prior to arriving. If you don't speak French, it's best to write them first. If you want dinner in the hotel (I highly recommend), reserve it ahead of time, or you will be out of luck. I recommend their breakfast onsite too. They have a great choice and the coffee is excellent. If you haven't been here before, I recommend arriving in the daylight. The grounds are beautiful and worth seeing in the daylight, but the roads approaching it can be a bit difficult in the dark. I can't wait to return here soon!

Reviewing the Hotel restaurant. Ten stars out of five…read more The lady and I do as much fine dining as we can afford and sometimes hit the Michelin starred places. Le Beau Sejour was one of THE best restaurants we've ever visited. The ambiance is frankly not particularly good. But the food and service deserves multiple stars and I'm not sure why they're not better noted in the food world. Multi-course menu with wine was out of this world good and set us back c.a. €180. Worth every cent. Would gladly return and highly recommend a detour to dine here.

Welcoming staff in this cozy café with a nice atmosphere…read more Be aware there are online menu's that have many things that are not actually available in the café. (example scrambled eggs) You can sit and have a chat over a warm beverage with a pastry or waffle. As expected seating is mostly set up for 2 people so large groups would not have an easy time to all be seated together. Price was average and the food was just fine. I felt this was more of a coffee shop with a few pastries and not really a place to go for "food" Definitely go check out if you are looking for some quiet "down time" Freundliches Personal in diesem gemütlichen Café mit schöner Atmosphäre. Beachten Sie, dass es Online-Menüs gibt, die viele Dinge enthalten, die im Café eigentlich nicht verfügbar sind. (Beispiel Rührei) Sie können bei einem warmen Getränk mit Gebäck oder Waffel sitzen und sich unterhalten. Wie erwartet ist die Bestuhlung meistens für 2 Personen eingerichtet, so dass große Gruppen es nicht leicht haben würden, alle zusammen zu sitzen. Der Preis war durchschnittlich und das Essen war in Ordnung. Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass dies eher ein Café mit ein paar Gebäckstücken war und nicht wirklich ein Ort zum "Essen" Schauen Sie auf jeden Fall vorbei, wenn Sie nach einer ruhigen "Auszeit" suchen

Came here for breakfast one morning and we did not have a reservation. We were a larger group so…read morethey were able to figure out 3 small tables in the front of the location to eat at. It was ok, but when the door opened it got pretty chilly. The online menu did not match what was available in the location, but with how things are it makes sense they would limit. We were able to make it work and the cappuccino was made perfectly. Nice, clean quiet place to stop and enjoy some conversation with friends and family.