The hotel's proximity to local attractions was a big plus
The room was clean and suitable for our needs
The weight room was a nice touch
The hotel's foyer area was a lovely spot to relax, complete with ceiling fans, sofas, and a ground-floor gym that was free for guests to use
Distilled by Parley from the 47 most recent of 101 verified guest reviews
Every room includes Private bathroom, Coffee machine, Flat-screen TV, Air conditioning, Free Wifi, Ironing facilities, Socket near the bed, Radio, and 11 more
23 m² · 2 queen beds
The Queen Room with Two Queen Beds at The Belgium Inn & Suites features a spacious layout, exceptional comfort, and modern amenities, including a private bathroom, coffee machine, and flat-screen TV, providing a highly convenient and comfortable stay.
Beds 8.7/10 · 17 guests mention them
1 queen bed
The Queen Room at The Belgium Inn & Suites features a spacious layout with a very good bed, private bathroom, and modern amenities, including a coffee machine, flat-screen TV, and air conditioning, providing a comfortable and convenient stay.
Beds 8.7/10 · 17 guests mention them
“The motel and room did not meet our expectations.”
The room had bugs on the floor—some alive, some dead—and spider webs in the window corner. The bathroom wasn’t very clean, and both the hotel and the room smelled of cigarette smoke.
“Rough end to my weekend road trip.”
The location was ideal for the Luxembourg American Museum, but the room was in disrepair with a crack in the bathroom sink, torn carpet, and towels that looked like they belonged to someone else. There was no breakfast, the fitness room was in poor condition, and overall it felt overpriced. I was disappointed that the rate had dropped after I booked.
“This was a a learning lesson.”
The bed was comfy, but there was no elevator and the door was stuck when we arrived. A light bulb had burned out in the toilet/shower, and our room sat at the end of the hall with no emergency exit on our side. A place this basic shouldn’t be called an inn and suites, especially when it costs over $100. If I had been alone, I wouldn’t have felt safe—it seemed sketchy.
“It was okay. For one night You get what you pay for”
We were never informed about breakfast, and the lights in the room were missing bulbs.
“Older property that could use updating but overall clean and comfortable bed.”
The price was reasonable.
“The motel and room did not meet our expectations.”
The room had bugs on the floor—some alive, some dead—and spider webs in the window corner. The bathroom wasn’t very clean, and both the hotel and the room smelled of cigarette smoke.
“It was okay. For one night You get what you pay for”
We were never informed about breakfast, and the lights in the room were missing bulbs.
“Rough end to my weekend road trip.”
The location was ideal for the Luxembourg American Museum, but the room was in disrepair with a crack in the bathroom sink, torn carpet, and towels that looked like they belonged to someone else. There was no breakfast, the fitness room was in poor condition, and overall it felt overpriced. I was disappointed that the rate had dropped after I booked.
“Older property that could use updating but overall clean and comfortable bed.”
The price was reasonable.
“This was a a learning lesson.”
The bed was comfy, but there was no elevator and the door was stuck when we arrived. A light bulb had burned out in the toilet/shower, and our room sat at the end of the hall with no emergency exit on our side. A place this basic shouldn’t be called an inn and suites, especially when it costs over $100. If I had been alone, I wouldn’t have felt safe—it seemed sketchy.
