Name: Chateau De Latour
Address: 1 Rue du 24 Août, Virton, Virton, Virton, 6761, Belgium
Rating: 6

Smoke-free property

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Luxembourg Airport

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The Chateau has seen better days and the website photos did not reflect our findings. Overall a good deal of maintenance and upgrading is required. There is ample parking but no lifts. Raphael was excellent; he spoke good English, acted as receptionist, bar man and waiter.

The hotel smelled very musty and damp. At the side of the staircase the roof was leaking and the water was caught in a bowl. The bedroom was small, but the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was very poor with old fashioned decor. The bidet was not fixed to the floor properly. There was only one plug which had to be shared between the bidet and the wash basin. A basket was provided to hold your toiletries. The pipes leading to the radiator were rusty and the paint had peeled away from the bottom of the door.

The dining tables were reasonably laid out. We chose the fixed 3 course menu. The food was average and very plain.

Breakfast was buffet continental style with no hot food.

Average stay

Stayed a few nights. Being a type of chateau it is cozy. Of course can not compare to a modern hotel. The restaurant was very good. It has a set menu very evening. I was there a few evenings and of those visits only one entree was ok and the rest were very good. Will definitely return next time I am in the area. 

Cozy place with good food

A lovely old chateau with far-reaching views across the Belgian countryside.  Perfectly acceptable room: large and comfortable.  Very pleasant courtyard where the staff were happy to serve us afternoon tea and pre-dinner drinks.

Dinner was served in the breakfast room since the main dining room was being prepared for a large wedding reception the following day, but the quality of the meal easily overcame any shortcomings on the ambiance.

Altogether a most agreeable stay for one night en route back to Calais.

Delightful

Second time I have visited this hotel.  It is in an ancient chateau, in a quaint village in a lovely rural setting.  Lots of walks in the vicinity. 
The rooms urgently need refurbishment.  They are clean and comfortable but a small investment in furnishings in the room and bathroom would make a huge difference to the tired appearance. The walls of the building smell musty but that provably comes with the history and turf.  I'm not a fan of their wallpaper. 
The breakfast was organised at whatever hour the guest requested.  That was really nice. The selection was limited. 
The room price is reasonable.
Dinner is popular there. I didn't eat dinner there but it probably is quite good.

Hotel with pitential

What a beautiful building. Tastefully updated into a hotel but retaining its period charm in beautiful countryside. One of the highlights is the room in the centre of the property with the biggest fireplace I have seen. After a really long day on a motorcycle it was really nice to rest by the fire with a local beer before an excellent evening meal

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