Radisson Blu Palace Hotel Spa — Editorial review

What to expect

Radisson Blu Palace Hotel Spa is the town that gave spas their name, and that description holds across the property rather than only in its marketing. Set in Amsterdam, Scheveningen, and Knokke, it is assessed here on rooms, service, dining, position, and value.

Its natural audience is Ardennes wellness stays. The features that define the stay are funicular to thermal baths, ardennes setting and historic town centre, and together they set both the strengths and the limits of the experience.

Our editors flag one thing above all others: connected to the Thermes de Spa by funicular. It is worth acting on at the point of booking rather than discovering at the front desk.

The feel: The town that gave spas their name

Recommended for Ardennes wellness stays

Notable features

Funicular to thermal baths
Ardennes setting
Historic town centre

Stay policies

Minimum check-in age: Guests must be 21 or older to check in, and government photo identification is required at the desk for every adult on the booking.
Check-in and check-out: Check-in from 15:00; check-out by 11:00. Early arrival and late departure are subject to availability on the day.
Deposit: A card pre-authorisation or cash deposit is taken at check-in to cover incidental charges, and released after departure.
Smoking and pets: Guest rooms are non-smoking. Assistance animals are always accommodated; other pet policies vary and should be confirmed with the property.

Stay questions

Does the rate include breakfast?

Room-only is the default. Check the rate terms for breakfast, and expect parking and facility charges to be added on top.

What are the parking arrangements?

On-site parking is available in both self and valet form. A nightly charge usually applies and should be added to your total cost.

Should I book restaurants in advance?

For the signature restaurants, yes — weekend service in particular fills well ahead. The all-day dining room generally takes walk-ins.