Crowning lovely gardens at the top of the citadel park, this hotel looks, at first glance, like a Renaissance-era castle. In fact the building is a 1930s caprice with comfortable but decidedly modern rooms. You won't find baronial lounges or suits of armour, but the citadel-top location is peaceful and the on-site restaurant with fine terrace views is excellent.
Château de Namur
Namur
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