Best Hotels in Bilzen
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Martin's Rentmeesterij
"Before dark, we just went with the flow and chose the nearest hotel. No plans, no expectations, we followed the navigation. We drove into a tranquil manor. Opening the door at dawn, the sound of rain replaced birdsong. The garden was filled with tiny wildflowers. The most beautiful scenery is never in the plan."
Designhotel Beila
"Please note: this review may not apply to everyone, as I use a wheelchair. We've stayed several times near Bilzen, but in a different hotel. Unfortunately, there was no space there, so we ended up at this one. Accessibility: We used the underground parking garage on Klokkestraat in Bilzen. The parking is very cheap; we paid €2.50 for one night. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, but not through the rear of the parking garage. You'll then arrive directly at the back of the hotel, near a staircase. You can reach the main entrance via a detour involving a ramp and a passage, but this isn't indicated anywhere. Fortunately, I can still climb stairs, so it's not really an issue for me. The exact location of the underground parking garage and which exit to use aren't clearly stated in the reservation confirmation, nor is there an accessible detour to reach the front of the hotel. The receptionist indicated that this was a common problem: the lack of clarity regarding the location of the underground parking garage. There is another (uncovered and free) parking lot on Korenstraat near the hotel entrance. Room: The hotel states on its website and after a phone call that it has wheelchair-accessible rooms. The room (a superior room) was very clean and fully equipped, and the design is beautiful. Unfortunately, the wheelchair accessibility was limited. Our room was indeed accessible, but the passageways are narrow. It's just manageable with a not-too-wide sports wheelchair. Fortunately, the bathroom door opens in both directions. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to reach the bathtub with a wheelchair, and the corners for turning are tight. A separate stool was provided in the walk-in shower. However, the shower controls are on a panel outside the shower. Therefore, you can't get into the shower without assistance without getting your wheelchair wet, as you first have to turn on the rain shower faucet with a push button and then transfer to the stool (good sitting balance is required; there are no armrests or handles). Adjusting the temperature isn't possible when sitting on the stool in the shower, as you can't reach the control panel. The tub looks large in the photos, but in practice, it's disappointing. If you lean back a bit, the drain (the type you have to press) opens very quickly. There's also no sprayer for washing your hair in the tub. Normally, "form follows function," but unfortunately, it's the other way around here. It's all nicely designed, but not very practical. The mirror above the sink is mounted far too high, making it impractical for a wheelchair. Bed: It was too firm for us, but that's obviously a personal preference. So, we slept poorly. Noise: Our room was at the back. The room had excellent air conditioning. The soundproofing from the outside is very good."
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Hotel Monte Cristo
"This hotel is situated on the outskirts of Hoeselt in a residential area, with plenty of parking, and is ideal for a stopoff on way to or from the ferry in Rotterdam We booked the room at a very good rate, and we aware the hotel also has a wellness centre. We were pleasantly surprised that the room rate include use of the swimming pool and sun terrace from 5pm- 7pm, which was a bonus in 30 degree heat. The owners are a married couple, both of whom were pleasant and helpful, and the gentleman was an excellent chef Wife and I had steak and spaghetti bolognese which was excellent and reasonably priced. The hotel and restaurant was very well decorated and modern, with comfortable and classy furniture, and also provided a decent breakfast Highly recommended"
B&B Hotel Hasselt
"The hotel's location was great for exploring the city. The breakfast was simple but tasty, with a good variety of bread."
Garner Hotel Maastricht by IHG
"Well connected with the city center with bis n 6. 10 min ride. Good breakfast, spacious room and affordable price"
Hotel Valkenburg by Mercure
"The hotel is quite new, suitable for self-driving tours, and is far from public transportation facilities. Room equipment is simple. The parking lot is a little far away and requires an extra fee. It is recommended that after 8 pm, you can park in nearby roadside parking spaces without paying extra."
YUST Liege
"The rooftop stunning especially on a sunny day. Thanks xoNicolaxo"
Merici Hotel Sittard
"The junior split-level room is a good room in itself. Unfortunately, extra bedding for the sofa bed was missing, and there was no explanation on how to pull it out. Poor instructions on how to get to the parking garage. I had booked for 2, but the system indicated 3 people, meaning we had to pay an extra 6 euros at the hotel first. Very complicated. You couldn't book breakfast online immediately for 1 person, only for 3. Breakfast was more expensive if you booked it on the spot. Quite pricey in general. Tea and coffee making facilities. Nice shower. Weird TV that suddenly got stuck on one channel and wouldn't turn off without unplugging it."
Guest Reviews for Bilzen Hotels
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More Information About Bilzen Hotels
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Number of reviews |
89 |
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Total properties |
8 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£182 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£196 |
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Trending hotel |
Martin's Rentmeesterij |
FAQ – Hotels in Bilzen
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What are the best places to stay in Bilzen?
Some of the best places to stay in Bilzen are near popular attractions like Alden Biesen, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Bilzen near Alden Biesen?
Some of the top hotels in Bilzen near Alden Biesen include Martin's Rentmeesterij (from £91) and Designhotel Beila (from £104), all offering easy access to Alden Biesen, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Bilzen?
The most popular Bilzen hotels for your stay: Martin's Rentmeesterij (from £91) and Designhotel Beila (from £104) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Bilzen are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Martin's Rentmeesterij (from £91) provides highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Bilzen have swimming pools?
Martin's Rentmeesterij (from £91) is a hotel with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Bilzen offer an especially good breakfast ?
Martin's Rentmeesterij (from £91) and Designhotel Beila (from £104) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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