Haybes Hotels

"The hotel location was perfect! Just a few minutes walk from all the events at the center of town. The room was spotless, the bedding very comfortable and great quality. The staff was very friendly and helpful but they were so short staffed they were unable to hold our luggage until the afternoon on our departure day ( because they would need to close the hotel for a few hours). There was no other luggage storage option in town so we had to walk around with our luggage for 3 hours ( until our train departure time). For a 4 star hotel, that was not great…"

"The hotel was lovely and had all the amenities I needed. Breakfast was great. And the hotel was convenient to the town square. "

"Very well situated to walk into Dinant which is a lovely town."

"Love countryside retreat by the river with an excellent diner offering "

"Good Hotel excellent location and free secure parking for motorbikes"

"Our room was a bit dated, but it was clean and confortable."

"Fantastic hotel in a great location. Breakfast it the solarium was amazing and the pool was epic"

"cheap hôtel , but in really bad condition , no AC , very hot inside. Smooking smelling in the badroom Coming from others rooms"

"Not one thing was good... Really hot - no aircon or mini fridge to keep the bed clean Bedsheets were weird, they came off as soon as I got into bed. 5am banging noises. 6am banging noises. 7am banging noises. Breakfast had to be ordered the night before and had a price tag of 9 euros... the breakfast was a laughable collection of a few jams, butter, and some warm bread. There were a few slices of gouda, but only had 2 - was afraid other guests wouldn't get some food in them. Oh, and the breakfast "chef" tried to get into my room in the morning :)) he was vigorously trying to unlock the old school lock at around 9:30am... when the che k-in was at 11am.... I was hoping he would say the first bkreakfast was a test - and he was there for premium room service. This is like a trucker wedding venue that also tries to do "hotel".... all at the meager cost of 97 euro "