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5.4 out of 10, (228 reviews)
"The hotel was very clean and presentable
Very good value for money
Highly recommend "
dw
The price is 2.628.123 ₫
3.036.501 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
20 Apr - 21 Apr
8.4 out of 10, Very good, (6 reviews)
"I liked the coffee-room and the very good breakfast."
Hubertus
The price is 3.209.130 ₫
3.653.096 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
11 May - 12 May
8.2 out of 10, Very good, (65 reviews)
"Overall it was very nice, only problem was Wifi."
HIROKI
The price is 3.458.114 ₫
3.873.088 ₫ total
includes taxes & fees
19 Apr - 20 Apr
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (4 reviews)
"Midden in de natuur, betere locatie is er niet. Mooi modern gebouw. Gezellige ontspanningshoeken, zwembad, sauna...Mooie ontbijtruimte met zicht op het groene bos. Leuk verblijf."
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ibis Styles Liege Guillemins
Rue Des Guillemins 135 Liege
The price is 2.738.738 ₫ per night from 3 May to 4 May
2.738.738 ₫
3.067.486 ₫ total
3 May - 4 May
includes taxes & fees
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Learn more about Manhay
Tucked in the Ardennes forest, this charming village offers scenic hiking trails where you'll spot remnants of the Battle of the Bulge. Visit the December '44 Historical Museum to see authentic WWII artefacts and hear stories from local guides who bring this rural region's history alive.
Photo by Ann De Belder
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