Hotel de la Poste - Relais de Napoleon III

another fantastic visit - what more can I say - great hotel and with great staff. Food = excellent - location is perfect and you can just sit on the terrace and lose time watching the people - see you next year God willing. Simon and Tracey

My wife and I spent two nights at the Hotel De La Poste. Our room was comfortable, light and airy and had a lovely view over the river to the castle and hills beyond. An electric fan helped keep it cool in the very how weather. The staff were polite and helpful. The hotel’s location is very convenient being right in the town centre. There was ample parking in the underground car park, which was very useful. There were no tea/coffee making facilities in our room. We did not try breakfast as the charge was some 20 Euros per person. Instead, we ate breakfast at the tea room across the square for a quarter of the price! The main negative point was the constant thud, thud, thud of the base from the music in the ground floor bar, which made it much too noisy to have the windows open.

Nice building very well located. Lobby, bar and restaurant well decorated wirh a warm a**osphere. Rooms are quite comfortable but without possibilities to make coffee or tea . I recommand to stay at this hotel

On the plus side, the location and view from this lovely hotel couldn’t be better. Parking is available and I’m not sure what we would have done if it wasn’t. Our room was small but clean. There is no coffee in the room, so in the morning, we asked several employees - in our broken French - where we could find a cup. One woman told us, “In the back” and left us there. In the back of what? The woman at the front desk directed us to a restaurant next door. We headed there only to find it closed. We went back inside and she said, “Oui, ferme.” Well then why did you send us there? We are kind, tolerant, patient travelers and have never felt so unwelcome and unwanted at a hotel. Their in-room brochure states, “It’s the little things that count.” Someone needs to remind them that’s true.

Stayed here for one night en route to Aachen. Lovely older hotel situated in a beautiful location by the river. Room was old fashioned but comfortable and very clean with a view over the river and towards the castle. The retaurant looked amazing but we did not eat there. Had drinks at the outdoor bar and enjoyed the warm weather. Parking was available at a cost in the hotel's undergroud car park. Bouillon is a lovely little town with numerous restaurants / bars etc. It is a delightful place to explore.

It's a quite good hotel well located near the Semois. They managed to keep an historical a**osphere without being oldish. The Personnel is smiling and professional, especially at the restaurant. The gastronomic restaurant has a limited but qualitative menu. Taste, presentation and quantity guaranteed. The breakfast is large and extremely various. 2 little things to mention however: the lack of air-conditioning made the room quite hot under this Easter sun and the TV broadcasting was often interrupted making it difficult to follow any program. Nice place to spent a weekend.

Stunning location and a historic hotel very well maintained.

Noisy, old. Needs major update

The area is nice with great motorcycle riding roads nearby. Parking was good, but expensive. Food was good but very expensive. Drinks were very expensive. Breakfast was ridiculously expensive, but with a good choice of nice things hot and cold. Speed limits when riding our motorcycles were confusing as Bouillon is so close to the French border we crossed regularly back and forth (no border signs). France and Belgium have different speed limits ! How unified (not !) Overall it was good if you're not on a tight budget. Been several times before, and will do so again.