Leuven Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Leuven, Belgium

We stayed for one night and were hugely impressed by the location, character and comforts of Martin's Klooster. Our room even had a 'bubble' bath, which was very relaxing after a day's travelling. Very close to the centre and the staff recommended places to go. Parking was underground, safe but rather expensive. However, there didn't appear to be any other parking inside the old town, so we were happy to pay for the convenience.

Arriving at the by car is a fascinating experience, you will need a code from the hotel to gain access to the pedestrian area and the underground carpark has a very steep and twisty entrance. The main areas of the hotel ground floor are pleasingly quirky, the staff are all very friendly and welcoming. Our rooms were well equipped, however some of the electrical equipment was a little unreliable, that said a quick call to reception elicited a very rapid response from the maintenance team. We were next to the lift so our room was a little noisy, not excessively though. The quality of the food at breakfast was superb however the arrangement of the food left a little to be desired, as it was in such a compact area. On balance I think we would definitely use this hotel again in the future when we visit our son.

My partner and I stayed 3 nights in the hotel. I was attending a conference at the University of Leuven and this hotel was ideally located for this. It is a very short walk from the train station; the train from Brussels Airport is only a 10-15 minute journey. We were greater by friendly staff and very pleasantly surprised to find a large room in a European city for such a good price. Unlike other reviewers, we didn't have a problem with noise; however, our room was located at the back of the hotel on the 5th floor. The hotel room was spotless and the breakfast was fantastic, with very polite staff replenishing the breakfast buffet, which included hot and cold food. We had an early flight so had to leave before 7am and was even offered breakfast on our 6.45am departure. My only criticism of our stay is that there was no tea and coffee making facilities in the hotel room. We did, however, have a fridge in which we could keep cold drinks. Overall, this was a great hotel.

changed to this hotel instead of Brussels due to terrorist warnings. Very happy with hotel, breakfast was great. Train to Brussels about 15 min and half price on weekends

This is a well positioned hotel about a 15 minute walk from the railway station. It is very close to the old market, and the facilities are fine. Breakfast was good, some hot and cold options, and the rooms were comfortable, and a reasonable size. It is worth noting that the twin rooms would be very small for two people. Despite some reviews saying it was fine for 2 people on business, the rooms were of a size that you would have to be very friendly with a work colleague for this to work. It was very hot when I visited, and there is no air condition. It probably doesn't get hot enough often enough to need it, but there are also a few bars close by which made it a little noisy particularly on a Saturday night. But overall, I would certainly stay here again.

Stayed four nights. Friendly, helpful staff. Great location, not too far from the train station. Small, but comfortable room. Loved the bed. Slept great! The Belgian waffle I had was a work of art. Would stay again for sure.

The room was the right size and in very good condition, though a bit spartan. Very conveniently close to the train station and 10-15 mins walking to historic city, direct walk through the Allies Avenue. Room was advertised and illustrated. Not sure why rated 1 star only. Breakfact was just right. Staff effective and friendly.

Excellent service, location, very comfortable room.

This flat was clean and comfortable and in a great location.