Le Centenaire

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• Saruca78

  09 agosto 2011
  Nada que ver con la descripción

  Al hacer la reserva en Booking indicámos que necesitábamos cuna, al no recibir respuesta tuvimos que contactar directamente con el hotel. Sólo tenían una y ya estaba reservada. No hemos visto a nadie en recepción, sólo disponible por teléfono. Nos dieron una habitación en un tercer piso sin ascensor por lo que fue una aventura subir las escaleras con maleta, silla y bebé. Necesitábamos guardar en nevera una medicina. Lo reservamos porque todas las habitaciones tenían cocina y nevera, pero nuestra habitaición no lo tenía. Al día siguiente nos cambiaron a otra habitación en el segundo piso que sí lo tenía. Está muy alejado del centro, el transporte público hasta allí acaba en torno a las 24 horas y lleva más de 30 minutos en llegar desde Grand Place.

  

• France V

  07 octubre 2014
  Not Ronseal

  This 'Hotel' leaves somewhat to the imagination! Don't be fooled by the pictures! Would have been considered over priced at 1/4 of price. The positives: 1: Friendly staff (when anyone is there) 2: Attached restaurant is reasonable though no alcohol on premises due to being Halal as we found out 3: Bed fairly comfortable The Negatives: 1: Dilapidated throughout; in desperate need of decorating & updating 2: Don't bother paying for breakfast, it is not provided (we paid upfront and didn't get so much as a drink) 3: Room is cold; only 1 blanket provided 4: Unbearably noisy due to Tram lines right outside the windows running from 5.30a.m till 1a.m. Approximately every 10 minutes 5: Bare electrical wires hanging out of walls 6: Broken shabby old furniture 7: Tiles broken & hanging off walls in shower room 8: Impossible to get even a cup of coffee unless restaurant is open 9: Towels have other hotels logos on them.... Bizarre! 10: Curtains & nets both dirty and hanging off 11: Generally unclean; requires a good spring clean All in all, needs gutting and starting again.

  

• linica79

  11 noviembre 2014
  Adequate

  We stayed here for 3 nights due to our other accomodation being disgraceful. The gentlemen who checked us in was kind and helpful. The stairs to the 2nd level were narrow and the carpets could do with a steam clean or 2 they have seen better days. Our room wasnt small but it wasnt big either had room to move and store our luggage. The bathroom was average sized, no handsoap ot soap lucky we had our own. Towels and room made up daily. We didnt eat here so cant comment. The pub nextdoor whilst closed on Monday was open the remaining nights we stayed. As the hotel doesnt provide coffee or tea making facilities I got my coffee Also a gem of a restaurant called Delizia italian around the corner as well. Great oversized food and decently priced. I wouldnt say close proximity to everything but the Atomium and the football stadium within walking distance. Tramline out the front. Didnt really hear it though was hardly in the room. Wifi worked fine and no dropouts. Whilst the hotel served its purpose, if it was renovated with new carpets and brigter lighting I would stay again. Linica & Didier October 2016

  

• sparkie_be

  02 octubre 2017
  Enough to sleep

  The hotel has a very good geographical location if you need to visit/work at the heizel. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed. The hotel needs a facelift and has no elevator. The staff is friendly and helpfull. The owners try to make as much profit as possible. They cut on repairs and investments. The breakfast is low in standard and a bit cheap although you will not starve here. Not much of competition makes travellers and workers choose for this hotel. I expected better value for money.

  

• jeff1955malaysia

  13 diciembre 2018
  good for 1 night

  this hotel is located near the Atonium. A small hotel with no frills. good if you staying for just one night. a bit dated. the beds are ok and the toilet is just average. the dont have a resto but there are alot of shop just down the road.