★★★·Wasseiges·9.3
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La Grange in Wasseiges is a recently renovated guest house offering spacious rooms with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and patio access overlooking a garden. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a barbecue, tea and coffee maker, and a dining area. Located 39 km from Liège Airport, 43 km from Walibi Belgium, and 30 km from Jehay‑Bodegnée Castle, it provides free on‑site parking.
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The main pillow was a problem, and the bathroom mirror is too high. The stair to the room is narrow and poorly lit. The blackout curtains can’t be adjusted, so when the lights are on you can be seen from outside. There’s no nightstand.
Jean-paul·Hace un mes
The layout and décor are magnificent, and the environment is incredibly peaceful.
Dominique·Hace un mes
The spacious studio sits on the first floor of a beautifully renovated barn in a small village, with its own entrance via an outside staircase. It’s modern, luxuriously finished, and full of nice details – especially the stone sinks, which were probably former feed troughs and are a real eye‑catcher, yet surprisingly practical! The luxurious bathroom has a large walk‑in shower, and there’s a separate toilet at the entrance. The kitchenette is adequate for breakfast, lunch, and reheating meals, though it’s probably not suitable for extensive cooking. The living and dining area are well laid out, and there’s a little seat outside by the stairs. Parking is available on the courtyard next to the studio. Communication, key handover, and Wi‑Fi are all solid. The two chilled bottles of spring water that arrived with us were a nice touch, especially on a hot day. I spent one night here on a layover, slept excellently, and had a great stay. The studio is on the first floor with its own entrance via an iron staircase on the building’s exterior. The sleeping area is on a mezzanine accessed by a fairly steep staircase. The mezzanine has no headroom, so getting into and out of bed requires some flexibility; keep that in mind if you’re not very mobile or are older.
Friso·Hace un mes
The place was nicely renovated and dogs are allowed. We forgot to ask about breakfast beforehand – that was our mistake. Next time we’ll remember!
Erik·Hace un mes
I was thrilled with the place. The only downside is there’s no real kitchen, just a microwave and a fridge, but that didn’t bother me. I ordered a nice breakfast for an extra fee and got ideas for the “cold kitchen” from the cookbooks.
Saskia·Hace 2 meses