Cheap Hotels in Leuven
Situated opposite to the train and bus stations of Leuven, this hotel offers clean, comfortable rooms for budget travellers to have a good night’s rest. Leuven's Market Square is a 13-minute walk from Hotel Mille Colonnes. Breakfast is always included and is served in the De Klimop restaurant. Lunch or dinner can be enjoyed in the hotel's restaurant also, with various Belgian dishes. The city centre is 10 minutes walking distance away and it is just a 15-minute train journey to Brussels National Airport. Brussels is also easily accessible within 20 minutes by car and train. Paid parking facilities are available in the immediate vicinity of the hotel. All the rooms are non-smoking and half-board options are also available.
Boardhousing is located at a 10-minutes’ walk from the 16th-century Arenberg Castle and its large gardens. The accommodation offers WiFi throughout. In the center of Leuven, there are many restaurants with Belgian and international specialties. Bicycles are available free of charge for guests to explore the surroundings. All rooms are equipped with a kitchenette, a private bathroom with bathtub and/or shower, toilet and hairdryer. Common laundry facilities are also available on site. The property offers maintenance and linen change once a week. The main train station is 7 minutes away and offers direct connections to Brussels in 20 minutes. The historical center of Leuven featuring the Central Market Square and the Old Square, with its plenty bars and restaurants, is situated 2 km from Boardhousing.
Set in the centre of Leuven, this 3-star hotel offers rooms with an elegant décor and free Wi-Fi. The Grote Markt, with the St. Peter’s Church and Gothic-style Town Hall, is a 5-minute walk away. Rooms at De Pastorij come with a TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms also have a separate seating area with a flat-screen TV. All have a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Guests can relax in the lounge, which is decorated with plush sofas and a chandelier. It also has a garden with a furnished terrace. A rich breakfast buffet is served each morning. Free tea, coffee, and mineral water is available throughout the day. Several restaurants and cafés are within walking distance of the hotel. Hotel De Pastorij is across the street from the Leuven St. Michielskerk bus stop.
Hotels in Leuven
A major brewing centre, Leuven is a handsome Belgian city that is the capital of the Flemish Brabant province, an area that has long been famed for its excellent beers.
Leuven Town Hall
The most striking sight in this city is the Leuven Town Hall, a fine example of the Brabantine Gothic architectural style that emerged in the Low Countries in the late Middle Ages. The building, which dates back to the mid 15th century, contains well over 200 statues, built several centuries later, and houses a fascinating collection of work from eminent Belgian art figures.
Park Abbey
Just to the south of the city, Park Abbey was established in the early 12th century and was founded by Godfrey the Bearded, who became the landgrave of this area by the year 1095. The Norbertine landmark surrounds beautifully landscaped grounds and several fine buildings dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, and, at the height of its power, controlled more than 20 farms in the area.
Day trip idea: Brussels
Only a 28km journey from Leuven, the Belgian capital is a truly world-class city overlooked by the spectacular medieval Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula. Music lovers should spend some time at the Musical Instruments Museum, which opened its doors in the 1870s and now consists of thousands of instruments related to the country's musical past. Many people also come to Brussels to visit Mini-Europe, a miniature park that has models of hundreds of buildings and dozens of cities of Europe on 24, 000 square metres of land.
Another very popular attraction in Brussels is the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, which houses more than 20, 000 art-related objects representing more than half a millennium of artistic developments. The Atomium building, meanwhile, is widely considered to be the most unusual building in Belgium, if not Europe, and comprises stainless-steel-interlinked-spheres, almost appearing as it if has just landed from another planet.
Where to eat out in Leuven
One of the most popular restaurants in the city is the Arenberg restaurant in Heverlee, which offers delightful French cuisine. The Bistro Tribunal also provides divine French, seafood and steak dishes, while the Tokio Sushibar is an ideal choice for lovers of Japanese cuisine. Other great places to eat in Leuven include the Nepalese-inspired Nepali House Restaurant, Italian-styled Castello Lucano, and the local-themed Faculty Club.
Recommendations on where to stay
If you're looking for charming, historic surroundings, you could book a stay at the very hospitable Martin's Klooster Hotel, or choose the chic and immaculately presented Pentahotel Lueven. A few other reputed Leuven hotels include the highly sophisticated Begijnhof Hotel, the deluxe Park Inn by Radisson Leuven, and the stylish and affordable Novotel Leuven Centrum.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Leuven
What are the most booked hotels in Leuven?
According to our booking data, the most booked hotels in Leuven are Hotel Professor, Hotel Mille Colonnes and Hotel Malon.What is the lowest price for a double room in Leuven?
The cheapest price for a double room in Leuven is £42, offered by Budget Flats Leuven.What hotels are in the central Leuven neighborhood?
Getaway Studios Leuven, Hotel Professor and Hotel De Pastorij are located in the central neighborhood of Leuven.120,000 Hotels
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