Waregem Hotel A

I arrived in the evening and found no staffed reception, only a tablet for automated check‑in that demanded a code I never received. I called the hotel’s number repeatedly, but no one answered. While I was trying to check in, the doorbell rang several times, and on three separate occasions a young woman in only underwear came down, met a man at the entrance, and took him upstairs. A similarly dressed woman was at the entrance when I first arrived. Whatever the explanation, it made me feel extremely uncomfortable and gave the impression that rooms were being used for prostitution, possibly exploiting the unattended check‑in system. I decided not to stay and left.

Michal·A month ago

“Inoubliable mais dans le mauvais sens du terme”

The place had a weird vibe – we were stuck outside because we didn’t have the entry code, and then a bunch of scantily clad performers strutted past us. I felt really uncomfortable watching those young women mingle with guests. On top of that, the whole booking thing felt shady, like they’re renting rooms in a brothel and calling it a hotel.

Stella·3 months ago

“Truffa!!”

I was furious – after a long trip I showed up at the front door, but no one answered. I tried calling the hotel several times, got no response, and had to scramble for another place on the spot even though I’d paid months ahead. It felt like a total scam.

Carmen·4 months ago

The location was great and the bed was comfy, but the automatic check‑in was a nightmare. Even after contacting the owner, we couldn’t get in for half an hour until a woman with a very revealing outfit handed us the code. When we finally opened the door, another scantily clad lady was there. Turns out it was a sort of rendezvous hotel. I understand the concept, but I wish I’d known before paying €119 without breakfast.

Sergio·5 months ago

“Slecht; geen verblijf!!!!’”

We arrived to a closed door – literally. No one was there to help us get in.

Sam·6 months ago