Offering a restaurant, Hotel La Venerie is located in Virton. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a desk and a balcony.
„A nice little what looks like a family run hotel in the mountains that offers the chance to get away from it all and delivers. The two girls who run the reception, restaurant, breakfast, pretty much everything, do their level best to accomodate you in all they do. From the location in the hills to the sleepy atmosphere of the area, you can relax on the terrace with a nice cold beer, or coffee of course, and enjoy the scenic view. The relaxed atmosphere is aptly added to by a dog that lounges in much the same way as Snoopy would and an automated R2D2 lawnmower that doodles lazily over the grass but still manages to surprise you when you see it moving out of the corner of your eye.
The interior is very old-worldly and traditional of what you would expect with the restaurant/breakfast area all done in wooden floors, painted wooden rafters and tasteful paintings. If you're into modern, new age, etc. this is most definitely not the place for you, but that can be said of the entire area - more for trekking, biking, hiking than for staying part of the rat race. The food in the restaurant is of good quality and prepared with a caring hand(also something that's not necessarily a given in a hotel) and the breakfast is phenomenal and you won't walk out the door hungry.
The room was very clean with a huge bathroom and the bed also very comfortable to sleep in. They do have Wi-Fi, but it's intermittent depending on where you are in the hotel, so if you really, really need to check mails and stay connected to the WWW, you're probably best staying with whatever deal your mobile company has set up for you.
I would recommend this hotel for anyone who just wants to step away from society and see how the other half lives, so to speak and the it is just the two girls who do everything, then I have to doff my cap to them, especially if they are alone during peak season - which I wasn't there to experience. Would I stay here again? Definitely.”
