Find Kid Friendly Hotels in Geel from S$113

"Me encantó la arquitectura tipo medieval del hotel. Me hubiera gustado quedarme más tiempo para conocerlo mejor."

"This location seemed to be inside or near the university campus. Just outside the front door were 5 inexpensive but great restaurants inundated with students. All great food. Clearly we were in the right place!"

"Short stay. Very nice. Great breakfast included. Older facilities in a historic building. Service was great. Welcoming and helpful attendants. Great value. "

"Management needs to be clear whether or not a proper shower is available in room."

"This hotel was a great find—clean, comfortable, and well-priced. The staff were exceptionally friendly and always ready to help with local recommendations, which made exploring the area much easier. The room was spotless and quiet, making for a restful stay. The free breakfast was a nice surprise: fresh, simple, and satisfying to start the day. Overall, excellent value for the price. I’d definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a welcoming and well-maintained hotel with genuine hospitality and local knowledge."

"Property reminds me of home . Spacious, clean . Property Manager and staff was super helpful and professional. Breakfast had so much to choose from and was delicious. A very pleasant stay . Highly recommend. Will definitely stay there when I’m in that area. Convenient to train and bus stations. Bed was comfy."

"Great for what I was therefore. Convenient and comfortable and outstanding staff"

"Nice place to stay at Leuven. Good location and reasonable price. Large room with lift."

"As soon as we booked the room, the hotel staff reached out to us. We appreciated how responsive they were. We stayed for two nights - August 9th and 10th. The hotel is conveniently located near the train station but it wasn’t noisy. We got connecting rooms as requested. We noticed that one room didn’t have hand soap and it was promptly fixed. We enjoyed our stay. If you travel to the hotel by car like we did, there isn’t a way to drive up to the front door and unload your luggage. You can either park on the street or in the parking lot. It is a very minor inconvenience but we thought we would mention it to raise awareness for others. "