Used the Hotel as base whilst studying the Battle of Bulge. Four guys using two rooms for three days. Thoroughly enjoyed the stay with exceptional service from the hotel management. Exceptionally clean. Excellent breakfast buffet. Delighted to recommend to friends. more

Our stay was very pleasant, meeting lots of people from the States who were there, as we were, to visit WWII sites. We needed to rent a car, and the staff helped us with everything, including driving us to the mechanic shop that had the one car in the city to rent. They translated for us into French so we... more

We spent one night at the Hotel Melba in early July of 2007. It was just okay. I believe this hotel is listed as a four star, I disagree, it is more like a three star. Our room was spacious, however the bathroom smelled very musty. There is no air conditioning, which we were aware of when booking and thankfully... more

We stayed just one night to grab some sleep on our drive home. We booked this hotel in the morning of the day we were checking in. Overall, everything is there, well appointed rooms, etc., but it is a little rough around the edges and I didn't think it was quite worth the 92 euro tariff. There was alot of... more

My parents and I visited the battlefields around Bastogne in Nov 2006 and had a perfect overnight stay at the Hotel Melba. Although the Melba is technically a Best Western, I'd say that our stay was closer to a bed-and-breakfast experience. Here are some of the high/low points... Location - perfect, on a quiet street about 2 blocks from McAuliffe... more

This hotel is in a quite location but a quick walk to central plaza. Free internet in lobby. Free full breakfast 92 euro for one night per room. Good choice for area. more

I really enjoyed this Hotel Good breakfast Nice rooms Friendly staff Private Parking Martin Galle (--) more

Two friends and I spent three nights in the Melba during a visit to the Battle of the Bulge battlefields. We had a large comfortable room which was very clean and quite. The hotel owners, were very friendly and helpful. The hotel had a nice, homey atmosphere and the guests seemed to be enjoying their stay. The food was well... more

i tend to avoid the chain hotels and prefer small family run places - although some can be disasters. having tried to get into a couple of other places in Bastogne recently, one was closed for their summer break in August - very helpful, and the other didn't answer the phone, we ended up in the Melba. the room was... more