Hotel Leo Station, Villa et Annexes

OK. Group of 11, with 11 motorbikes - included two couples, all friends. Booking was confirmed as all ground floor rooms, two with double beds, all with secure parking for the bikes. None of that happened. "Secure" parking was rented out to other businesses or used as storage. We were directed to a gravel carpark at rear overlooked by a camera. Awful surface, but we provided our own security locking bikes together en-masse. A later phone call to the named booker "about your upcoming ground floor bookings" (which they clearly didn't have) when we'd been there a couple of nights resulted in them hanging up saying they'd hit the wrong number. Our double room was basic but clean with 3 single beds. Aircon didn't work and neither did the fridge, which was locked and hot to the touch. Particularly tricky with having meds that needed fridge. Disappointed not to have any kettle/drinks making facility. All this was overlooked as we weren't in rooms much, the shower worked well, room sizes were good for all our gear, cleaning was daily and beds extremely comfortable- we all slept well for 4 nights. The restaurant was closed for the first two days, but no matter - central for all the friendly bars and restaurants. Central to shops, amenities and rideouts across Belgium into Germany, Luxembourg, Spa etc. Priced for what we got. Would we go back? Erm... no.

This was the top hotel of our recent two week trip to Europe. We would definitely stay here again. It is in a great location right on the main square in Bastogne and surrounded by many restaurants and shops. The hotel also has its own Michelin 5 Star restaurant as well as a bistro. The rooms were spacious by European standards and quite modern. All public spaces were clean. The included breakfast was quite extensive. All staff were friendly and welcoming.

I stayed in the "annex". You check in at the main "Wagon Leo", which is 2 doors down. You get a key, key card and a code for the front door, and a code for the back door. The key opens the room door. The key card goes in a reader inside the room, and that activates the electricity in the room. No card, no electricity. Nice big room, but the stairs are narrow and not well lit. Bathroom is huge. The parking lot behind the building is gravel and has huge potholes. Not ideal if you're traveling by motorcycle, as I am. Entering the back door takes you through the main Wagon Leo area, then you go out the front, and down two doors to the annex. Overall, I'd give it a 7.5 out of 10.

Our room felt like a dungeon! It was a handicap room and we are both athletes! The smell made me sneeze until I open up our door to the hall which was the foyer of the hotel! Yuck So glad we were only staying 1 NIGHT! The room definitely did not look like the pictures I was shown on the Internet! So miss leading!!!! My my spouse said we’re only here for one night and we never have to come back, thank goodness!

The hotel management allowed me to check-in early which helps. I also got assistance on bus and train schedules to La Glieze, a nearby village; and on to Ettelbruck. My room is located in a separate building, which was fine with me. However, the stairwell and hallway lighting is nil or very low. In addition, my room is not provided with an electronic card-key. Inserting a metal-plate key into the key-slot in darkness was a challenge. Besides this flaw, everything is acceptable to me including the bath-tub and the room cleaning service (which is excellent). I had dinner at the hotel (Wagon Leo). The pork-shank is excellent. I bought two breakfast buffets. The breakfast buffet is excellent as well. I particularly like the cakes and smoke salmon.

We stayed at the hotel on a visit to Belgium visiting world war 2 locations. The hotel is extremely well located right in the square in the centre of the town. I had booked this a long time ago and chosen what I thought was a standard room for the hotel, although I was aware that we were in an annex to the main building. On arrival we were offered a welcome drink (nice touch) and asked if we would like rooms in the main building as it was not full; however, an extra €40 per room, per night after an expensive week was a bit too steep. We opted to remain in the annex. My advice would be that if you get the choice don’t stay in the annex. The rooms are outdated and a bit soulless, there is no bottled water provided or coffee making facilities in the room. One of our rooms had a fridge so small it was pointless and the other didn’t have one at all. The beds were fine but it was a bit like staying in a hostel. There is no lift in the annex so you will have to drag your bags up a narrow twisting stair case to get to the room. We didn’t take breakfast but there is an excellent little cafe (Spoons) directly opposite the main hotel entrance. We did eat in the main restaurant which was very good indeed and I would highly recommend it. Good: Friendly staff Location Parking at the rear The restaurant Not so good: Room Over bath shower No bottled water No coffee making facilities

Well located in the center of shops/resturant. Walkable to bus stops. Fully equipped amentities. Nice staff.

Parking in the back was a little strange and it had three locations but the inside restaurant was AMAZING!!

Great hotel and perfect base for visiting the area.