Liège, first destination in Belgium for the Radisson brand
Liège has recently welcomed a new business address with the arrival of the Radisson brand on the Belgian market, right in the city centre.
By Florian Guillemin -
The Radisson Liège City Centre has taken up residence near Saint Lambert station
The inauguration of the Radisson Hotel Liège City Centre marks the arrival of the Radisson Group's upscale brand in Belgium. And the addition of around a hundred rooms - 99 keys to be exact - in the hotel catalogue of Belgium's third most populous urban area. The hotel group already had 14 representatives on the Belgian market, and is now expanding its offering in the Cité ardente.
The Radisson Lièe hotel has 99 rooms divided into six categories
" We are delighted to present our first Radisson hotel in Belgium, and in particular to Liègeand to capitalise on the new trend of trips combining business...
The inauguration of the Radisson Hotel Liège City Centre marks the arrival of the Radisson Group's upscale brand in Belgium. And the addition of around a hundred rooms - 99 keys to be exact - in the hotel catalogue of Belgium's third most populous urban area. The hotel group already had 14 representatives on the Belgian market, and is now expanding its offering in the Cité ardente.
The Radisson Lièe hotel has 99 rooms divided into six categories
" We are delighted to present our first Radisson hotel in Belgium, and in particular to Liègeand to capitalise on the new trend of travel that combines business with pleasure "says Kevin Demarteau, General Manager of the Radisson Hotel Liège City Centre.
The new establishment boasts a strategic location for business travellers, who will be able to take advantage of Liège's bleisure facilities thanks to this city-centre address. The Radisson Liège City Centre was inaugurated in the Sainte-Marguerite district, in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Lambert station (4 minutes' walk) and Saint-Lambert Cathedral.
Visit meetings & eventsthe hotel can rely on the Perron" meeting roomIt is designed for small and medium-sized business meetings and events with a maximum capacity of 20 participants.
Thomas Lecluse, CEO of Unibricks and owner of the hotel, said: " Our aim is to develop property projects exclusively in strategic destinations. We carry out an in-depth market study beforehand, and very often only one of around fifty proposals is selected. This was the case for the Radisson Liège City Centre, which now offers the city of Liège a new range of accommodation. ".
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