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Van der Valk Sélys Liège Hotel & Spa
Van der Valk Sélys Liège Hotel & Spa
Blooma Hotel Liege Centre - Handwritten Collection
Blooma Hotel Liege Centre - Handwritten Collection
Amosa Liège City Centre Hotel
Amosa Liège City Centre Hotel
Hotel de la Couronne
Hotel de la Couronne
pentahotel Liège
pentahotel Liège
Park Inn by Radisson Liege Airport
Park Inn by Radisson Liege Airport
Van der Valk Hotel Liège Congrès
Van der Valk Hotel Liège Congrès
Globales Post Hotel & Wellness
Globales Post Hotel & Wellness
ibis Styles Liege Guillemins
ibis Styles Liege Guillemins
Hôtel de l'Univers Liège
Hôtel de l'Univers Liège
ibis Liège Centre Opéra
ibis Liège Centre Opéra
Radisson Hotel Liege City Centre
Radisson Hotel Liege City Centre
Hôtel Hors Château
Hôtel Hors Château
B&B HOTEL Liège Rocourt
B&B HOTEL Liège Rocourt
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Top neighborhoods in Liege
Guillemins
The Guillemins neighborhood dazzles visitors with Santiago Calatrava's jaw-dropping train station, a soaring cathedral of glass and steel that's worth the trip alone. Architecture buffs snap endless photos of its white ribbed ceiling that creates mesmerizing light patterns throughout the day. Beyond the station's futuristic curves, you'll find Carre d'As Bowling for some casual fun and easy connections to nearby Park of the Boverie. Quick-service cafes and waffle stands inside the station keep travelers fueled between connections to Brussels, Paris, and beyond. Modern business hotels dominate the accommodation scene with traveler-friendly amenities. Though the area quiets down after rush hour, Liege's vibrant historic center is just a short taxi ride away.
Outremeuse
Outremeuse delivers authentic Liege charm from every cobblestone and historic bridge. This island neighborhood pulses with Walloon cultural traditions, from puppet theaters showcasing local folklore to the lively August 15th Festival. Medieval Saint-Pholien Church stands proudly among centuries-old Mosan architecture, while museums like the Aquarium-Museum and Tchantchès Museum offer cultural depth away from tourist crowds. Traditional taverns serve hearty boulets à la liégeoise alongside Belgian beers in this primarily residential area. Family-run cafés and small shops maintain the genuine community vibe. The neighborhood is best explored on foot across its historic bridges that connect to central Liege.
Le Carré
Le Carré buzzes with neon-lit charm and medieval character as Liège's premier nightlife district. Cobblestone streets wind between traditional Belgian beer halls and modern cocktail lounges, creating a lively atmosphere. Visitors mingle with locals in this pedestrian-only zone, where historic buildings house buzzing taverns and authentic Walloon culture thrives. The area offers traditional brasseries serving local specialties like boulets à la liégeoise alongside plenty of Belgian beer. While few accommodations exist within Le Carré itself due to evening noise, nearby hotels provide easy access to the entertainment. The pedestrian-only layout makes exploring this social hub a breeze, especially from 6pm to 3am.
Féronstrée et Hors-Château
The Féronstrée et Hors-Château neighborhood offers attractions such as La Batte and Collegiate Church of St. Bartholomew.
Avroy
Avroy welcomes you with its refined residential charm along the Meuse River. Elegant Belle Époque buildings frame tree-lined streets where locals outnumber tourists. The gorgeous Parc d'Avroy offers a scenic pond perfect for afternoon strolls, while the MAMAC showcases cutting-edge Walloon art just steps from quiet neighborhoods. Belgian bistros serve classic boulets à la liégeoise alongside cozy cafés where you can watch the world go by. Well-connected by bus lines and walking paths, Avroy keeps you close to Liège's attractions while providing a peaceful retreat from urban bustle.
Top landmarks in Liege
Liege Cathedral
Royal Opera of Wallonia
Place Saint-Lambert
Montagne de Beuren
Liege Convention Center
University of Liege
Forum de Liege
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Liege is applauded for its cultural attractions such as Royal Opera of Wallonia and Forum de Liege. This historical city has something for everyone including sights like Place Saint-Lambert and Liège Christmas Market.
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Getaway Liège
"Very safe property. Staff cold and a bit unhelpful. Quiet location."
Amosa Liège City Centre Hotel
"Very nice hotel in a great location, big rooms and good breakfast. Would definitely stay again."
Crowne Plaza Maastricht by IHG
"This hotel is becoming more and more basic"
Campanile Hotel Liege
"It's a budget hotel , rooms OK staff amenable."
Liège Youth Hostel
"Great place for a stopover and great value. The building is interesting as well as having a great design. Helpful staff and a good breakfast. Our only complaint would be that the room we had was really hot which was fine until you try to sleep. You can get fans for some of the rooms but we could have done with one each! Overall great stay! Thank you."
B&B HOTEL Liège Rocourt
"Comfortable room, very clean with decent shower and comfy bed. Good breakfast (with scrambled eggs and bacon, meats and cheese, toast, cereal, fruit and yoghurt and plenty of good coffee). Staff were great and welcoming, especially Simeon (apologies if spelt wrongly) who was a great guy, friendly, helpful and allowed me to attempt my schoolgirl french even though his English was excellent 😃 so nice to meet you! And he offfered us a fan which was needed in the heatwave. Highly recommend this place"
Amrâth Grand Hotel de l'Empereur
"Beautiful, older hotel that needs some TLC. Very friendly staff who are always there to help. The room was relatively clean but is desperate for a make over.....it's showing its age. The hotel decor is quite old fashioned with lots of dark wood and old furniture but still very comfortable. Unfortunately, it's not very good value for money. We stayed for 2 nights which were really quite expensive but it was during an Andre Reiu concert weekend so it's only to be expected. The location is ideal for train travellers, which we were, being literally 100 yards from the station. However, it's on the wrong side of the river for the beautiful old town of Maastricht and the big square where the concert is....about 25 minute slow walk. Would we return? Absolutely."
ibis Liège Centre Opéra
"Parfait sur tout"
Van der Valk Hotel Liège Congrès
"Lovely hotel, large room, beautiful bathroom and separate toilet. Breakfast was the best we've had for ages in a hotel with amazing choice. Highly recommend"