Where to stay for Spa Francorchamps?

[drjhill]

If I was slipping over there for a couple of days in early October any recommendations as to where to stay?

Don't mind cheap and cheerful as long as there is somewhere to park/get grub/drink beer.

I will be on my lonesome unless someone is looking to share. I am mostly housetrained

Thanks

[changingman]

We, and quite a few others stayed here end of June: http://www.hotels.be/hotel/best-western-l-auberge-... reasonable rates, bars and places to eat nearby and take your swimmers as the recently opened spa complex is just across the road.

[mattdaniels]

Hotel Beau Site.

Have the Wild Boar for dinner. You have to order it to the tune of Duran Duran's Wild Boys. Fact.

[grahamn]

drjhill said:

If I was slipping over there for a couple of days in early October any recommendations as to where to stay?

Don't mind cheap and cheerful as long as there is somewhere to park/get grub/drink beer.

I will be on my lonesome unless someone is looking to share. I am mostly housetrained

Thanks

There is quite a few of us from the Cerbera forum going over 4th, 5th & 6th Oct and we are staying here

bestwestern.com and book L'Auberge hotel.

Quite welcome to tag along.

[2skiddy]

We stayed at the Best Western in 2007 on a Ring/Spa trip. No problems really, althought we ate at a different restaurant across the way that did fanastic pizzas. Quite a few places to eat and drink, nice spa town obviously. Take a brolly, cause when it rains it RAINS!!!!!!! frequently. Have fun.

[drjhill]

Thanks for those replies. Alas my plans may have just become a bit more elastic in the last few days but I hope I might see some of you there