A very interesting restaurant in the center of Bastogne, near the border of Luxembourg…read more This is where the important WWII 'Battle of the Bulge' occurred. The restaurant is in two parts, one a long series of train rail cars. We ate in the other, a building directly across the street. We came at an off hour, 3pm, so the rail cars were closed until dinner but the other served, only a limited menu of Spaghetti Bolanese and Croquet Monsiuer. Deciding the Spaghetti would suffice We had a delightful dinner. The portion was enormous, one plate could easily feed two hungry people... and it was well prepared and delicious. It seems like a well run establishment and the service was very good too.

Bistro Leo is a restaurant just steps from Place McAuliffe. Its interior is upscale and has 2…read morelevels of dining area. This is a popular place to eat in Bastogne as it was busy during my meal. I visited for dinner last week and was promptly seated upstairs. After looking at the menu, I ordered the Frittura Mista special for 26€. Shortly after ordering, a complimentary bread basket was brought to the table with my entree arriving about 15 minutes later. The plate had salad and country potatoes (steak fries) on it along with squid, salmon, cod and scampi all fried and with a small cup of rouille sauce for dipping. This was a good tasting meal of fried seafood and the fries and salad were good too however it did not stand out enough to me to rate it any higher than a 3 score. If I returned I would like to try something else on the menu.

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.

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!

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.

From the owner: Hôtel (4 étoiles), 36 chambres dont certaines avec Jacuzzi ou sauna ou Jaccuzzi et sauna. Deux…read morerestaurants, un gastronomique, l'Espièglerie et l'autre un Grill - Brasserie (le Grill des Tanneurs)