Hotel Neuvice

Really comfortable room. We liked the friendly staff and the location too; it’s close to the tram, bars, and restaurants, yet on a quiet street. Unfortunately there are a couple of issues that make me hesitate to recommend this hotel, and they are both safety-related. First, the shower floor was extremely slippery. I would advise anyone to be careful getting in and out. Second, the stairs in the hotel are both narrow and shallow, plus they bend and squeak a lot. We lift weights but it was a struggle getting our small suitcases up and down the stairs due to the narrow twists and turns, and I lost my balance once but luckily didn’t fall. Honestly a backpack would be ok but I would not return to this hotel with suitcases unless I could get a room on the ground floor.

Very nice boutique hotel near Les Galeries St. Lambert shopping mall along with many restaurants and short walks to attractions like the Montagne de Bueren, St Paul’s Cathedral and the Meuse River. The property is quaint and well-maintained. The staff is courteous, the rooms are fair sized for a European hotel, there’s an espresso machine in the rooms and the hotel has good WiFi. I arrived at 1145am and got to check in early which was also a pleasant surprise. The hotel is a very good value with a great location and the rooms should be ample in space for solo, business or couples traveling. There wasn’t much street noise either. Depending on who is working the front desk there might be a bit of a French-English language barrier but nothing that the ability to say some basic things in French and the google translate app can’t help you figure out.

Modern update to historic building on a quiet cobblestone lane in Old Town Liege. Room (#7) served two people. Compact. Didn’t do breakfast. Road is blocked off with lots of local artisan shops and also Nuevice is building a new and larger hotel across the street. Staff: were super nice, none on site after 9p Staircases can be problematic.

Beautiful boutique hotel in the city center of Liège. Beautifully restored building with a luxury feel. We could park our bicycles in the yard. We had room 8, which is spacious and really nice. Breakfast is expensive (19 euro per person), we skipped it and went for coffee around the corner. But, we will very likely return next time in town.

We loved the split level family room - a nice change to the usual cramped family room configuration. Nice to have toilets on both levels and the shower was wonderful. The layout of the building around a central courtyard was really unique. Breakfast was delicious - served in a cosy cafe-like room with lots of fresh breads, pastries, cheese etc. The location is very close to restaurants and there are a few nice shops in the same street. The morning we left we walked through a huge market a few steps away from the hotel - would've loved to have stopped to try and buy everything!

Adorable hotel tucked on a side street in Liege. The service was amazing from beginning to end. Hotel previously in a printing press business and they've maintained the decor to keep the history with printing press wall decor which is fun and interesting. The stairwells are curved and very pretty wood. The breakfast was nice with homemade jams and jellies (that are also for sale at the hotel). Clean room, nice size for Europe.

Small boutique hotel, but really more like a B&B or traditional and limited old-style continental hotel despite the modern appearance. Quiet, on an old historic alley-like street between Place du Marche and the Meuse. Interesting street (Neuvice) to walk through during the day but a bit creepy on a weeknight, and no one at the front desk after 9PM with minimal personnel on site during the day. Public rooms and breakfast room are beautifully renovated in this very old building. Inner courtyard provides quietude and light, but we visited during winter. Our bedroom was mainly functional, dark, and very basic amenities despite the price of an upscale hotel in Liège. Buffet breakfast was fine but we prefer a la carte or traditional smaller breakfast...there is no option.||We travel often to Liège for business; would we stay here again? Maybe.

We were visiting Grande Prix F1 and were struggling to find a hotel. Came across this wonderful little Boutique Hotel and we were delighted with our stay. The building is beautiful, Old Printing Mill, owners have sympathetically restored it and have created a lovely mix of old and new. One point for sure is that you have to be fit. There are no elevators just beautiful old staircases and as we were on the third floor it was quite a trek but worth it. We hope to return soon!! Delightful owner and staff!!! Thank you for all your assistance and for our special early breakfasts !! Merci !! xxx