Where to Base
Base yourself in central Theux for easy access to local services, or choose quieter districts like La Reid and Polleur for a more secluded, nature-focused stay.
Theux, located in the province of Liège within Belgium's Wallonia region, offers a serene escape into the Belgian countryside. With a moderate population density and a landscape defined by its districts of Theux, La Reid, and Polleur, it serves as an ideal base for frequent travelers seeking tranquility away from urban hubs. The area is characterized by its rural charm and natural beauty, making it perfect for those who prefer a slower pace of travel. While it lacks major airport connectivity, its location provides access to the quiet, scenic heart of the Ardennes, appealing to guests looking for authentic regional experiences rather than high-end luxury amenities.
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Base yourself in central Theux for easy access to local services, or choose quieter districts like La Reid and Polleur for a more secluded, nature-focused stay.
There is no direct airport access. Travelers typically fly into Liège or Brussels and transfer via train or rental car. The compact nature of the municipality makes walking or driving the best ways to explore.
Spring and autumn offer mild weather ideal for hiking and sightseeing. Summer brings lush greenery, while winter provides a peaceful, snowy atmosphere for quiet retreats.

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Hip and elegant, as well as warm: the decor of this street corner edifice is the picture of good taste, and the terraces are taken by storm come summertime. The flavoursome score is the work of Michel Norga who combines creativity with a love of tradition, expressed in lovingly crafted sides, the powerful, slightly tangy sauce that flanks a piece of venison and the detail and inventiveness lavished on his version of a pavlova… The seasons come first, albeit through the chef’s eyes. The à la carte lineup is more classical than the set menu with choices, but equally emblematic of Norga’s distinc
WebsiteMartin Evrard has developed close ties with the land, the countryside and local producers. The latter, who have become friends, supply him with premium quality produce and his cooking pays tribute to these farmers in an updated, attractive Gallic lineup. The lamb, for example, comes from Harry and Martin cooks it to a perfect medium rare with a mouthwatering layer of crackling, out of which he crafts small juicy boulettes and an excellent confit flanked by crunchy seasonal veg. The chef may enhance his repertory with lacto-fermented nuances and marinated vegetables. A truly delightful establis
WebsiteThe 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.
WebsiteFrederic Scavone made a name for himself at Le Pontecino in Liège, before setting up shop in this impressive edifice, flanked by a modern wing. His contemporary spin on Italian cooking does feature the occasional Gallic twang, but Mediterranean exuberance is probably its overriding characteristic. Rigatoni alla norma, homemade ravioli with fresh sausages and a personal interpretation of tiramisu… Flavour is the watchword of Linéa. Book a room and treat yourself to a truly relaxing weekend in style.
WebsiteThis historic country manor house, gleaming with classy elegance and set amidst unspoiled rolling countryside, will take your breath away. Now add exquisitely tasteful guestrooms and you have yourself an idyllic country retreat! The seasoned virtuoso chef allows the (preferably local) ingredients to shout their name, whilst seeking to generously and delicately enhance their traditional flavours. He may pair locally reared chicken with a sublime Albufeira sauce, a subtle duxelles of mushrooms, chunks of foie gras and shavings of truffle. Crispy skin and poached curly kale add a playful dimensio
WebsiteAt 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).
WebsiteLovingly 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.
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