Very mixed feelings about this place, for several reasons. First there is the visual aspect; a very…read moregrey building, with shades of beige, in a very grey city with a grey sky. Then you enter and see a chair made out of jeans, shaped as a mouth with the tongue sticking out and a big glass cherry. I hate this kind of tacky, tasteless, piled up shit at hotels, the corridors with a rug tiled with about 50 different patterns on the rug as to confuse you even more within their labyrinthine system, a red vinyl garden gnome flipping me off on the shelf next to a big cut out M, placed there for no reason, this style does not in any way enhance a residency. All pearls and shelves and blinds and cardboard and twisted iron, picture books and motivational quotes. Well a couple of hours later i came Down in the reception and they had a bowl of ice with bottles of champagne in it for the guests to enjoy. Excellent trick, easy but very valuable points, a fairly good champagne, nothing charms the shit out of me as much as a free drink. In the evening a nice looking waiter served me a very good amaretto while i observed a perfectly round gentleman bounce around inside. There was however a very suspect looking guy hanging around, chain smoking, by the door. With his grey ponytail, shaved in the sides, army pants and no apparent purpose but to glance viciously and walk back and forth he came off as the hotels designated drug dealer. Surprisingly he was still there the next morning. doing the same thing. Very strange i must say.. The breakfast, which the receptionist personally assured was a 8,5 was okay, scrambled eggs with built in salmon and then, to my big surprise, chocolate milk! One million points for chocolate milk, and it wasnt a bad one either, every other hotel should take notice for there is nothing in the morning that i long for more than unlimited supplies of the motherfucking divine nectar that they call chocolate milk! In the light of morning, with a fresh chocolaty milk moustache, i discovered a huge park in the back which had ducks and some other kind of bird, twice the size of a duck and with a weird rash around the eye. I showed this to my friend who is quite the poultry scholar but he assured me that it was just another species of duck that just "look like someone punched their own balls spunked them in the face". A nice bird. Overall ugly but forgivable hotel. Shit city though

From the owner: Nestled between the centre of Genk and the unique and beautiful Molenvijver Park, M Hotel offers…read morestylish accommodation with a private bathroom and free toiletries. It features a sun terrace, restaurant and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The rooms feature modern décor. Each features a TV and some rooms feature a minibar and tea-and-coffee making facilities. Guests can dine in the restaurant for lunch and dinner, which offers a range of meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes. The furnished sun terrace overlooks Molenvijver Lake, and the bar serves a variety of beverages and wines from the cellar. Local activities include hiking and cycling. Hoge Kempen National Park is a 20-minute drive away, and Hasselt is a 15 minutes' drive away. M Hotel has a 24-hour front desk. We speak your language!

From the owner: XL ontbijtbuffet - €16,00 6 oester gegratineerd - €16.00…read moreSeizoensmenu (5 - gangen) - €40,00 Zondagmiddagmenu (3-gangen)- €28,00 Steak Tartaar - €19,00 Fish & Chips - €21,00

From the owner: Yup is a boutique Hotel ideally situated in the city centre next to the main shopping area. Free…read moreWiFi is featured throughout the entire property Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and individual air conditioning. An open, not private, bathroom is also part of the YUP concept. A safe is available at the reception, as well as an Internet corner and an on-site bar. The hotel offers grab&go eat opportunities. There is a hang-out place where you can read, watch TV or play the piano. Hasselt is an important commercial centre in Belgium and it is a paradise for shoppers. The shopping streets are pretty and dotted with colourful terraces and stylish shopping arcades. The Maasmechelen Village shopping centre is also nearby. Hasselt is the city with the biggest Japanese Garden in all of Europe; it is the city of the Grenslandhallen, Pukkelpop, the Jenever Festival, Hasselt Speculoos and the accessible public transport. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property as well as a Yup shop. Bike hire is available at this hotel and the area is popular for cycling. Hasselt Market Square is 700m from Yup Hotel, while Grenslandhallen is 1.9km away. Liège Airport is 33km from the property. Nightclub Versuz is located at only 3.3km from YUP. We speak your language!

Magnificent. Absolutely breathtaking. This monastery from the Middle Ages has all the modern…read moretouches you'd expect from a world-class hotel but the fact you get to sleep in a room that's hundreds of years old with so much history is such a unique experience. You will have the time of your life here. Insider tip: Rent a hotel bicycle and experience Maastricht like the Dutch do.

Very modern hotel with all the great amenities that you can expect from a Radisson Hotel. I was so…read morelucky to have an amazing view to the main church of Hasselt and the skycap. I thought I was going to be in a pretty small town and then I got captivated by the beauty of the buildings and the pretty avenues with nice restaurants, cafes and stores. This hotel is located in downtown and it was not easy for me to arrive there walking from the train station. I followed Google maps but somehow the city center is very concentric and my app was sending me to opposite ways, so what it should be less than a 10 minutes walk took me almost an hour. Also, looks like there is another Radisson hotel, so make sure you know where you go! (don't do like me). On my lost ways to Radisson Blu I met 2 guys, Afghani refugees that helped me deciphered the path to my hotel (it is always nice to interface with humans not only devices!). Hotel found, nice receptionist and prompt service. I was very pleased with my room, the design (I loved the pixelated deconstructed famous Belgian paint on top of my bed. Believe it or not, this hotel is so 'design' that even the Bible was super amazing, with the most beautiful, simple and elegant illustrations I have ever seen I did not get one to carry because I was carrying the minimum stuff with me, but check the pics and see for yourself (plus you can practice languages as was in French, Dutch and German!). I was not only super happy with my room and the fabulous view, but also with the views of the upper terrace that is open to public after 5 for happy hours and gatherings. Just amazing. The gym, with sauna and hamam very complete and full of people! (they have pool hours for women only for those who prefer that way). Breakfast of next day was also fantastic, there is nothing I did not like of my experience there, so I will definitively go back if I am in Hasselt again.

From the owner: Family hotel, inspired by natureread more