Our absolute go-to in Namur—charming, cozy, and a culinary dream! This was a repeat stay for us at Les Tanneurs, and it remains one of our absolute favorite places to stay. The hotel has a fantastic, central location and exudes the warmest, most welcoming family-friendly vibes. You instantly feel at home the moment you walk through the door. The dining options here are an absolute masterclass. Their breakfast is excellent and highly satisfying, but the culinary experience goes so much further. They run the incredible Les Tanneurs Grill right on site, alongside their spectacular, upscale restaurant featured in the Michelin Guide! You are truly spoiled for choice when it comes to world-class food. A quick tip for future travelers: We absolutely adore the character, old-world charm, and historic heritage rooms here. However, because it is a beautifully preserved heritage building, some of these classic rooms can run a bit on the smaller side. If you prefer sprawling space, just be sure to check the room layouts and dimensions before booking! We love this property and will definitely be back for a third stay. A true Belgian treasure!

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Les Tanneurs de Namur and would highly recommend it to others. The peaceful and quiet location provided an ideal setting for a relaxing visit. From the moment we arrived, all arrangements were handled efficiently, with a smooth check-in process and a team of staff who were consistently friendly, professional, and exceptionally helpful. The room was spacious, well maintained, and equipped with everything we could have needed, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free stay. The beds were particularly comfortable, allowing us to sleep extremely well throughout our visit. Breakfast was excellent, offering a wide variety of high-quality options to suit all tastes. What truly distinguished this hotel, however, was the dedication of its staff, who consistently went above and beyond to ensure guests had an enjoyable experience. They are a real credit to the hotel. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and would be delighted to return on a future visit to Namur. We wholeheartedly recommend this hotel.

I booked an apartment room 4 months ahead and was given possibly the worst room, room 600 which is at street level. As soon as we arrived we could detect a strong drain smell in the room and especially the bathroom. It is nauseating and has been present further 5 days we have been here. Reception could not offer an alternate room and acted as if this was an unknown problem . However we have since discovered this has been an ongoing problem that management play dumb on. As we are at street level we can not open the windows wide. Security, privacy and noise are an issue with wide open windows. If we hadn’t paid in advance then we would have left immediately. The room wasn’t as clean as expected and the kitchenette whilst having a lot of useful equipment did not have a sharp knife, a cutting board, a bread knife or a toaster. It’s impossible to prepare food without a sharp knife and impossible to cut a baguette without a bread knife. Overall, the room stinks like.a sewer and reception were unhelpful. Avoid this place

This ia a delightful, historic hotel and a good value. We stayed 4 nights and everyone enjoyed the 2 fine restaurants and well as the interesting building composed of 13 17th century tanneries redone into a hotel with much refinement. Super clean and very well located to visit the enter of Namur. We used it as a base to visit Dinant, too, and had the guide service of Mr. Watelet, who does an outstanding job. Don't miss the two MIchelin-starred restaurants.

The hotel’s location is central, and the ambiance is quite pleasant as soon as you enter the lobby. Our room was also nicely decorated, clean, and functional. We also had a jacuzzi and a sauna in the room, which we really enjoyed. However, there are a few downsides: • There is parking in front of the hotel, but it’s very limited. We were lucky to find a spot, but it’s unclear what the alternative is when it’s full. • The corridors leading to the rooms have an unusual layout, with constant small steps up and down. It wasn’t an issue for us, but it could be challenging with large suitcases, a stroller, or a wheelchair, something to keep in mind❗️ • It’s a 4-star hotel, yet there wasn’t even complimentary water in the room. Everything in the minibar is charged. • There were no slippers in the room❗️ • In the bathroom, apart from shower gel (which I liked that it was Nuxe) and soap, no additional amenities were provided (such as cotton pads or cotton swabs). Overall, these felt quite insufficient for a 4-star hotel 🙄 Even many 3-star hotels or Airbnbs offer more, like complimentary water or small welcome treats. So while the hotel is nice and we enjoyed our stay, I’m not sure it fully felt worth the price.