Le Moulin Des Ramiers in Assesse, Belgium - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

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Le Moulin Des Ramiers

Rue Basse 31, 5332 Assesse, Belgium

4.0(117)

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+32 472 17 69 37

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lemoulindesramiers.be

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Mark DawsMark Daws

A lovely hotel tucked away in the delightful village of Crupet. The area is lush with a nearby stream and a well-kept lawn. The room was a decent size with a separate bathroom and loo. The hotel smells wonderful, a forest aroma in the afternoon and fresh pastries baking in the morning. The breakfast was superb, a selection of bread and pastries, local cheeses, pâté and ham, as well as homemade jams, local honey, and a wonderful mixed fruit compote. It was surprisingly quiet during our stay, which was on a Tuesday and Wednesday night. The bar was open on our second night. It's well stocked with local beers both on draught and by the bottle.

Peter Van RenterghemPeter Van Renterghem

Als je de slottoren van Crupet achter je laat en het kleine straatje stroomafwaarts neemt kom je uit op een groot gebouw . Het is momenteel het hotel , Le Moulin des Ramiers . Voordien was het tijdens het laatste kwartaal van de 18 de eeuw een papiermolen - met fabriek en woonst . In 1769 kreeg Jean- Mathieu Devosal de toelating om er zijn molen te bouwen . In de daaropvolgende eeuw werd de papiermolen in 1850 een graanmolen. De werken waren zo ingrijpend dat de volledige waterrichting moest verranderd worden . We hebben in het hotel niet verbleven maar de rust en stilte waren er fenomenaal . Het hotel heeft vier sterren. Als je weer naar het stadscentrum loopt neem dan het Rue de Messe , vroeger " ruelle du Médecin " - ( steegje van de dokter ) - genoemd naar een oude inwonende heelmeester uit het leger van Napoléon . De huisjes zijn nog gebouwd in hout , zandsteen , kalksteen , klei en leem.

Fabien DelhayeFabien Delhaye

Vraiment un chouette hôtel! Accueil très sympa, chambres spacieuses et confortables, literie très confort également. Le lieu est plein de charme et de quiétude. Les rideaux occultent bien la lumière pour ceux qui veulent faire une grasse matinée ! Les chiens sont également bienvenue moyennant une majoration de 11€ pour le nettoyage, ce qui est tout a fait normal. Edit: La nuit du dernier jour, nous avons eu de très grosses inondations, l'hôtelier est venu nous réveiller aux aurores pour nous prévenir et nous dire de bouger la voiture tant qu'il était encore temps. Ils ont été extrêmement professionnels jusqu'au bout! Allant même chercher du café des croissants et de quoi faire un petit déjeuner Royal malgré la situation exceptionnelle. C'est sûr et certain, nous reviendrons ici de bon cœur !

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Reviews of Le Moulin Des Ramiers

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4.0

My husband and I enjoyed three wonderful evenings in this charming hotel. It's filed with history and beautifully restored. Our room was very comfortable, spacious, and clean. It's located in the picturesque village of Crupet. We enjoyed a walk around the village each morning. Stone cottages with lush gardens line the streets. Perhaps my favorite part of the stay was the owner, Patrick. While his English was limited, he went out of his way to make us feel welcome. He greeted us each morning for breakfast. a real treat with lots of locally sources items. He also showed us a map of interesting sites to visit. We went to a few and found his recommendations spot on. There was much to do in the surrounding area. We enjoyed a truly...

4.0

A lovely hotel tucked away in the delightful village of Crupet.

The area is lush with a nearby stream and a well-kept lawn. The room was a decent size with a separate bathroom and loo.

The hotel smells wonderful, a forest aroma in the afternoon and fresh pastries baking in the morning.

The breakfast was superb, a selection of bread and pastries, local cheeses, pâté and ham, as well as homemade jams, local honey, and a wonderful mixed fruit compote. It was surprisingly quiet during our stay, which was on a Tuesday and Wednesday night.

The bar was open on our second night. It's well stocked with local beers both on draught and...

5.0

stayed here the night France defeated Belgium in the World Cup and if ever there was a case of 'the match that stopped a nation' this was it. This is a beautifully restored mill house with some exquisite features. Breakfast was a simple yet wonderful affair with local produce - local yogurts, ham, cheese, breads, jams and honies - the Chef d'Maitre excelled in his explanation of all. I enquired about purchasing one of the picture story books from the rooms (I bought 2 of the same - 1 in English and 1 in French) and was told that the ppl behind the publishing house were the same ppl that owned the hotel! we will most...

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