Have stayed at many Ibis hotels but this was the best. Brilliant staff who had a genuine desire to assist an Australian visitor. Looking forward to returning. Building going on but "thats progress"

Downstairs lobby was - literally - a building site. You had to pick your way past dust, rubble and workmen to get to the lift. THE HOTEL SHOULD HAVE BEEN CLOSED DURING THIS REFURBISHMENT. Even worse - because the problem is presumably not temporary - I was woken at 5.45am by my neighbours' chemical toilet repeatedly rattling my walls with... More

Pfffff, this hotel is a disaster. I never saw such a disaster. The rooms in the Etap hotel of Liege are bigger and much more comfortable. The bathroom was not clean at all. The receptionist was not friendly at all. For sure I will not come back before a huge refurbushing is made.

Pfffff, this hotel is a disaster. The rooms are smaller than an Etap hotel and less comfortable. The hotel is in the center of the city, maybe the only good point. For the rest, weird people was in the lobby speaking with the receptionist. Not friendly at all...

Terrible hotel, shame for IBIS. The rooms are dated, smell bad (cannot even open the window), noise insulation is terrible. On top of that, at 6 am in the morning, they start drilling for rennovation works in the building, waking up everybody. With a jetlag of 8 hours, you cannot have worse. No apologies, just an explanation that there is... More

The Ibis Liege Centre Opera hotel was well-located but rather quirky! Labyrinthine hallways, We were high up on the 6th floor (I think) in a room with the weirdest shape - kind of pie-shaped, very small and cramped with little room for us and our suitcases. The bathroom was also small but functional. That said, it was clean, we slept... More

good hotel, good location, not especially cheap but reasonable value and slept well, some rooms sleep 3 or 4