Durbuy is a little hard to get to if you are trying to use public transportation. But a train to Barvaux and a short steep taxi ride (5 km) will get you there. La Caleche is right in the central part of this small medieval town. The rooms are cozy, but modern and well equipped. Bathroom is upstairs from the... More

Service was wonderful, we were travelling with our 17-months-old daugher and they immediately brought a baby chair and were very helpful with everything. We had dinner, and food was delicious. We also had afternoon tea, and they serve great waffles. Rooms are clean but a bit small (all under a high roof with Velux windows) for 2 adults and a... More

The room was quite small with a very very old TV...no coffee making facilities. There were, however, two computers available for the guests to use for free. When we first arrived, with reservations, we were shown a room with the bathroom up in a loft area at the end of a long staircase...facing the town square. We immediately requested another... More

Seven of us spent 3 nights at this gem of a little hotel whilst attending the Spa Francourchamps Grand Prix. It is a fairly basic 3 star but it far exceeded our expectations in terms of its quite superb service especially from the waiting staff in the evenings all of whom made a special effort to accomodate any requests that... More

I stayed here for the second time in April, over the Easter holiday. I was very impressed after my first stay in 2006, and the second visit was even better. The location is wonderful, and the rooms are attractive, very clean and so quiet. The hotel is great value for money, and the restaurant serves excellent food, whether its breakfast,... More

My wife Cristine and I decided to go away for the Easter holiday, some 20 years ago she came through Durbuy and ever since than she wanted to go back there. That is why we booked for two days at the Hotel Caleche. And boy did we love it. Durbuy prides itself on being the world's smallest town, only 450... More