Foy-Notre-Dame Hotels from S$125

"Fabulous location. Walking distance to town. Casino at your door!"

"Very convenient location, right next to the Namur train station and walking distance from the city center! Every single staff member was lovely and resourceful. I will definitely come back :) "

"Very clean hotel with excellent rooms and amenities. Parking was convenient and the food was of the highest quality. The staff were very helpful."

"I thought Ibis Namur Centre was an excellent value. The rooms are very clean but on the small side particularly the bathroom. However they are functional enough and I’ve certainly seen smaller in European big cities like London and Rome. The big values in this Ibis start with the very helpful staff. There is a nice selection of snacks, plus a small hotel bar/coffee shop and breakfast area in main lobby. Connected to the hotel is a good Italian restaurant called La Roma. With the price value, helpful staff, food/drink options on site and cleanliness, it’s a very functional hotel for a 2-4 day stay. I give it a definite thumbs up. Also easily walkable to many restaurants and tourist sites!"

"Tres belle chambre. Proprete impecable"

"Very quiet and peaceful situated in beautiful hilltop countryside and with plenty of parking Although quite isolated there is a regular cable car service to the town. There is also a neighbouring bar/restaurant with stunning views over the valley below"

"Yes"

"Although this hotel claims to be 4 * I would definitely call it a 3. It’s fine, it’s clean and in a quiet area with a nice walking or biking path. That’s about where it’s ends, for a quick one night stay, it did the trick."

"This hotel has been OK before, but they're in the middle of a refurbishment right now. No lift (which they don't tell you about until late on the night before you arrive), but also the air conditioning in the rooms does not work because of the renovations, and they don't tell you that at all. The rooms, especially on the top floor, get very hot, but you can't have the window open because the enormous secondary glazing they have to keep out noise swings out into the room and across half of the bed. I'm sure it will be better once the renovations are complete, but until then, don't bother."