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.

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.

This quiet, clean, well-run boutique hotel (only 10 rooms) in the heart of Verdun is perfect for…read moretravelers visiting the area. Fabrice and Victor, the two owners, are the most pleasant people you'll ever meet and are eager to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. They gave us good recommendations for restaurants, as well as local sites to visit. If it had not been for Fabrice's recommendation, my wife and I would have missed a trip to the Butte of Montsec, a spectacular monument commemorating the Battle of St. Mihiel. Our stay included breakfast with several options. Overall, I can't recommend this hotel too highly. FYI, there is a parking lot close by with free overnight parking.

Good, basic lodgings in the heart of old Verdun. Incredibly inexpensive rooms, housed in the old…read moretown prison. Very friendly greeting from M. Le Proprietaire.

Wow, what an amazing restaurant. We ate here on a Wednesday evening at 18:30. A cozy, warm,…read morestone-lined interior, highlighted with a real wood burning hearth fireplace! Well lighted, nice music, great menu, friendly service. The beer menu is amazing, as is the wine. The food is just what you would expect from a Belgian menu. I can't express enough how good this dinner was. So fun and affordable. We spent 60 euro each (with tip) for dinner, a started and two local belgian beers. It was really nice how the snow was falling outside too, made it extra cozy, sitting in the warm interior looking at the church across the street. Make sure you arrive hungry....the portions are huge. Save room for desert!

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