Jemeppe-sur-Sambre Hotel Guide - Centre Culturel Gabrielle Bernard hotels in Jemeppe-sur-Sambre, Belgium.

"Large family.room. Really comfy beds. Had a balcony. Breakfast was great. Really get hotel for couples and families"

"Clean room, nice staff, great breakfast and in close proximity to station, shops, activities."

"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"

"We had a car so a little difficult to find but once found parking was easy and the staff were very helpful. The restaurant was very good. Would recommend this hotel"

"Riverview was good. Tub shower unit good size. The restaurant was only open 4 days a week for 3 hours. Maybe low season? The desk clerk served me drinks in the bar even when the bar was closed, that was above and beyond. Overall we were happy there."

"Nothing wrong with the hotel. Yes, it's quite old and feels that way, but our room was large, comfortable and had a nice view outside. The location is OK for trains and walks, The receptionist who greeted us was the most friendly, helpful person we've experienced in that position."

"Staff were great. Parking was easy and a very nice restaurant. It was very hot when we stayed and we had to have the windows open but theres a busy road outside which can make sleeping difficult "

"Very nice room, close to the city center. Breakfast was more than ok! Friendly staff!!"

"Not clean enough"

"Very nice and clean place to stay."

"Stayed here before, always friendly and helpful service. It's a little dated, but decent enough and in a great location right opposite the train station."

"It was clean tidy and good food"

"A family operation where you are treated as family ! Great staff, good food, nice shower."

"Extremely welcoming staff, nice quiet room, nice simple breakfast"

"Was great"

"Perfect for a stopover."

"A comfortable hotel, but Hotels.com needs to make it clearer that this is one of those European hotels without staff, where one needs codes to enter the building and room. Unfortunately, the hotel never sent me the codes, and I stood outside the door for a good ten minutes before a kind passerby helped me by calling the hotel for me to ge the codes (my US phone doesn't work in Europe). Aside from that pretty major mistake, the room was fine."

"Good value!"

"Nice and serve yourself "

"Expedia front page for the hotel gives the impression there’s a shuttle bus. It’s not - it’s €25 The “airport hotel” is a fair travel from the terminal"