Two nights spent at this Hotel.Its not cheap. The dining facilities are moderate.There is however, no air conditioning, so the heat was unbearable during a hot period.You could not open the windows because of excessive street noise, roaring motor bikes, late night music and doubtless drunken screaming and shouting after the music finally stopped at 4a.m. Inside noise es also unbearable.Corridor doors made of metal and not oiled, squeaking and banging all night. If you want a good nights sleep, go somewhere else

A nice hotel, reasonably priced with friendly and efficient staff. Great location, good parking facilities and close to Waterloo high street. Breakfast was sufficient for the price. Rooms are comfortable and have all necessary facilities. Good wi fi throughout the hotel.

Great hotel in the Waterloo area for a business trip. Very friendly staff and accommodating. proximity of stores and quick access to the highway. Good wifi and comfortable room. A small problem with the room was handled immediately and with great professionalism by the manager. I was relocated to a new room in a matter of minutes.

Just right for Waterloo battle ground tour not far away, good pub within walking distance, shops and restaurants just around the corner and not far from the motorway ideal for trip into Belgium city centre.

th bed was very hard , the mattress is too small only +/- 3cm,. In the bathroom was a bad smelll. The compressor outside the hotel is very noisy and works the whole night every 10 minutes. breakfast ok

Simple room for a simple price. Small room No kettle facilities My wife suffers with a bad back - The bed was hard but comfortable - she work up fine in the morning, big plus Shower looked new and was excellent

Excellent position for exploring Waterloo and its environs. Well signposted and therefore easy to find. Our room was clean and functional. We did have a smell of smoking in the room. We were offered an alternative position as the room was above the back door of the restaurant, where the staff congregated to have a smoke. However, we chose to stay put as the room was at the end of the corridor and was extremely quiet. The Trattoria restaurant was convenient and served excellent vegetarian food as well as catering for carnivores. Just wished there had been a kettle and coffee making facilities in the room. We enjoyed our four nights there.

The staff were very friendly and efficient at chec n. The Italian restaurant adjacent to the property served an excellent breakfast in the morning and lunch and dinner were available later. Very convenient dining options. And the property is close to the Battle of Waterloo site.

We stayed at the Ibis Waterloo for 2 nights as it was convenient to both town and battlefields. Excellent Italian nearby (we did not try the Italian in the hotel) and free car parking. Room was quite big for an Ibis. Only drawback was that our room was at the back was above the smokers area and it was hot so we needed window open which meant that we were disturbed by people talking late.

Hardly got any sleep! Hot night so had to have the window open (no air con). Club next door played horrific music until 4am. Staff helped as much as possible. Gave us a fan so we could have the window closed but couldn't move us due to high occupancy.

Hotel ok. But there is no consistant wifi connection. I stayed here in 2014 also and had the same problem. So in a year nothing has changed. Plus i was put in a smoking room which smelled terrible. Was not even offered the choice of a non smoking room.malso rooms are to hot and have no ventilation. Had to open window and ended up getting bitten multiple times by mosquitos!

They rooms were very suspicious and could be helpful if you were staying with children. However there were some drawbacks: - some of the fittings are old and we had a leaking shower cabinet which was not fixed. - more importantly the temperature is controlled centrally. The air conditioner unit really pretends to work, however they were centrally controlled. We had a terrible experience as it was a very hot day and we were told that the AC machine would only circulate warm air as it was still spring and they couldn't change it. We were asked to open our windows all night to sleep which was rediculous. We booked with breakfast which was very basic for the price we paid

Very good service and helpful staff at this hotel. Its central position makes it ideal for exploring the area. The breakfast was very expensive so we crossed the road to 'Lunch Garden' to enjoy a very good breakfast for a fraction of the price. The room was comfortable apart from one very big 'BUT' - the hotel has a restaurant beneath it and the noise coming from the kitchen at the back kept us awake into the small hours of the morning on both days of our stay. One night at 12.30am someone from the kitchen decided it was a good time to throw all the empty bottles into the re-cycling bin. The next night there was a lot of shouting and crashing about until gone 1am. It was very hot whilst we we there - air con. was only available at extra cost and the window could only be opened a very small way by virtue of a fixed chain. How safe would that be in the event of a fire? We would not want to stay there again unless the noise and the heat issues had been resolved.

Stayed at Ibis Waterloo for 5 nights and was lucky enough to have an upgraded room which had a large double bed and air conditioning. Bathroom and shower was a good size and the room was very clean. Free wifi worked well. Staff at reception were excellent and very friendly. If you book this hotel make sure you have an upgraded room as the other rooms I understand do not have air conditioning and not as big. The restaurant was very good in the evening.

WE have stayed at this hotel many times before as it is an easy stop off on our journey...and have usua;;y found it to be quite adequate..not luxury but has all the basic amenities...resturant on the premises and some near by, handy to the shops etc... .However... last weekend was the hottest of the year in Europe..it reached 34 degrees on the car temperature, and upon arriving at the hotel, already hot and bothered, the room was like an oven... There doesn't appear to be any air con in this hotel...and the window was chained shut so would only open about 4".. We sat for a while before propping open the door to try and get a breeze...no go...so we went down to reception and asked for a fan...They don't have fans apparently....but after we signed a disclaimer they did eventually come up and take the chain off of the window so we could at least open it..... It was still very hot, so in the end we went across the road to the Bricolage store and bought a table fan, for 20 euors, which we had going blowing on us all night......and thank goodness..for we would never had got any sleep otherwise..... My question is....why couldnt the hotel do the same thing...buy some portable fans for emergencies such as this..I know that Belgium doesn't get heat waves very often but when it does it would be prudent to be prepared...so that their customers are not left in such discomfort... We were very disappointed with the OCCUR group and IBIS in particular this trip! My ratings below are based on this trip and not previous visits...