Boutique Hôtel, La Cour de la Reine, Rooftop & Bistronomique Restaurant

The mix of leather, wood panelling, copper and glass gives L'Auberge the look and feel of an authentic brasserie. Located in Spa's bustling town centre, this restaurant has plenty of regulars, who come to savour traditional Belgian cuisine. The menu features hearty classics such as mussels in white wine (also available in half portions), veal kidneys à la liégeoise, crêpes mikado – the generous flavours will leave you feeling warm and satisfied. The guestrooms are worth a look if you're considering a longer stay.

The iconic Le Roannay Hotel on the doorstep of the Spa-Francorchamps racetrack has added a new chapter to its illustrious story. The stylish guestrooms, wellness facilities and restaurant are the picture of contemporary luxury. The exquisite bar is housed in a historic barn beneath timber rafters and the heliport is also up and running. The culinary score also demonstrates inherent respect for the past with a modern twist. Talented Matthieu Vande Velde is going from strength to strength under the guidance of master chef David Martin. Strewn with Asian notes, Matthieu’s creativity is perfectly

Up until 1969, passenger trains stopped in this former station, as the old railway line visible in the well-tended garden bears witness. Today this authentic abode is home to a pleasant restaurant, where you will be pampered by Karine and Xavier. She seamlessly supervises the service, while he pays a culinary tribute to the Liège region and the seasons. An example: leeks from a local market gardener or venison from the Ardennes forests are cooked to perfection and flanked by intense sauces and playful sides in a score that is the epitome of vibrant. Just the ticket if you feel in need of a spo

At Table Rase, chef Ludovic focuses on allowing the ingredient to shout its name, simply and emphatically! His flavoursome set menu with options keeps pace with the seasons as it highlights regional produce. Examples: tartare of langoustine with asparagus and a kombu-laced sabayon or fork-tender ribeye steak with morels and a knockout jus. The décor is cosy and colourful and the vibe is casual and cheerful. Bargain prices further add to the establishment’s appeal. Don’t miss the house signature – tiramichoux (tiramisu cream puffs).

Lovingly tended flowerbeds, a delightful cottage garden and goldfish in the pond - dining on the terrace of this exquisite country house is heavenly in fine weather. Every month, chef Thierry composes a new menu that demonstrates his classical training and know-how. He freely delves into the cottage garden to enhance dishes such as mint-crusted rack of lamb and pan-fried foie gras.