Explore Givet at Camping Le Sanglier's doorstep

The Meuse Cycle Route (an international route) is ideal for a great discovery for cyclists of all levels. This “Véloroute” which began in the French Vosges massif, carries on along the banks of the Meuse, and then crossed Belgium towards the Netherlands. From its source to its end, this beautiful route is about 62 miles long and offers you, on both banks, a landscape of friendly towns alternating with pretty villages. The Belgian section of this route in Wallonia is called "The Road to the Citadels" which takes you from Hastière to Visé via Dinant, Namur, Huy and Liège. Enough to spend a few days relaxing through a beautfiful range of scenery.

Heer is a village mostly composed of low stone houses which give the village a charming aspect inherited from the neighboring France.The country of the "Minouches" is still a village attached to its folklore and a very intense local life.The small river "de Massembre" follows the border between Belgium and France.Nice little walk between village, country roads and wooded paths.You can end your walk at Place to B'Heer for a tasting of one of their 300 local and regional beers.You will also pass by Massembre, a vacation estate committed to sustainable development.

Beautiful walk along the Meuse river at the border of Belgium and France. Ideal place to observe the birds along the Meuse. A bit of climbing too, but the view is worth it. You pass by the vacation village of Massembre, an estate of 140 ha, of which 120 ha are wooded. Ideal for a stay in the countryside, many sports possibilities, adventure course, playground, accommodation for families, groups and schools. Not far from the village of Heer, along the river Meuse, is Les Sorbiers, a hotel with a very good restaurant. "En face de l'île" offers refined dishes and is cooked with local products from a peasant, local or organic agriculture. Some of the products are harvested directly from the natural vegetable garden and the beehives of Les Sorbiers.

A short walk in the woods starting from Heer-Agimont will allow you to discover a somewhat unknown area of our commune, but which nevertheless presents a certain natural interest.The village of Heer-Agimont has a unique cable-stayed bridge on the Upper Meuse and is also the haven of the boatmen who have built a modern chapel there, an example of contemporary sacred art.Located between the villages of Heer and Agimont, it has developed around its now disused station. Several good restaurants are located there to please your taste buds, like for exemple "Le Bord'eau" or "Le Select".

Very nice walk from Heer-Agimont, to the parking lot at the St Nicolas chapel, a chapel built in the 60's, example of contemporary sacred art and the haven of the boatmen. Afterwards, we take advantage of the coolness of the RAVeL, a former railroad, to climb to the heights of Agimont where you can enjoy beautiful views of the countryside, before descending through the woods of Wagne. This walk is recommended at the beginning of April, because at that time the Wagne woods are full of daffodils. Back in Heer-Agimont you can have a drink or a bite to eat in one of the local establishments.

A walk that allows you to get away from the edge of the Meuse. A partly wooded route to better appreciate nature, but also through the village of Agimont, located on a hill overlooking a beautiful and vast plain at the end of which we discover the town of Givet. Overlooking the village, you can see the ruins of the old manor house which was the residence of the Counts of Paris.The current Agimont castle was built in 1880 by the Puissant family, a rich family from Charleroi. Unfortunately, the castle was the victim of a fire.The domain has become an adventure park with a paintball and obstacle course. In Agimont you will find several good restaurants that will please your taste buds, like for exemple "Le Bord'eau" or "Le Select".

A walk through fields, woods and winding paths. Beautiful views over the Meuse and the surroundings of Givet are offered to you. Before returning to the village, you will walk along the limestone lawn of Kokiamont, a site where you can observe uncommon plants, such as the black doradilla, the Chartreux carnation and the leaning silene. The local fauna includes various interesting species, especially solitary bees. Due to its high biological interest, this forest slope has been included in the Natura 2000 network for the most part. Not far from the village of Heer, along the river Meuse, is Les Sorbiers, a hotel with a very good restaurant. "En face de l'île" offers refined dishes and is cooked with local products from a peasant, local or organic agriculture. Some of the products are harvested directly from the natural vegetable garden and the beehives of Les Sorbiers.

Upon departing from Romedenne, the Boucle de l’Hermeton will take you through the pretty, characteristic villages of the municipality of Doische, which is crossed by the Hermeton river and its breathtaking valley. This route will lead you through fields and woodlands, to Vodelée, Gochenée, Soulme and at the heights of the valley, Surice and Doische. Pass near the Notre Dame de Bonne Fontaine chapel and the former Moulin de Soulme mill. The loop heads south a little to reach the Doische woods and the RAVeL network. The steep parts on this route enable you to enjoy spectacular views but you do not exhaust yourself.

You follow Les Tourneux as far as the enticing village of Gimnée, which is built on the crest of a limestone hill. You then leave its town centre via Tienne de Matagne. The lush spectacle of the Coupu Tienne Nature Reserve offers the chance to hear the sweet song of the melodious linnet. You then come to Treignes, a village with around 700 inhabitants and five museums, making it the village with the most museums per inhabitant in the world! This tranquil destination is built around its imposing neo-Gothic church and castle farm. After Treignes, you follow the pretty Viroin river to Vierves-sur-Viroin, one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia.’   

This stretch of the itinerary starts on a promontory overlooking the valley on the outskirts of the Fens. The village of Soulme is far removed from the hustle and bustle of main roads and is listed as one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in Wallonia’. You will be charmed by all of its traditional farmhouses and homes dating primarily from the 18th and 19th centuries. The route plunges into the beautiful Hermeton Valley and along the stream, before climbing up towards the plateau. There is a beautiful view of the stunning 18th-century mill in the hollow of the woods. You reach the Chevauchée trail in the Pays des Lacs region north of the village of Doische. You will encounter charming buildings full of character and several remarkable trees.  

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. We welcome you to our castle. The castle of Aviette is located in Rancennes, in the French Ardennes (Champagne-Ardenne region). The castle is situated on the banks of the river Meuse, 5 km from the Belgian border. The first floor is at your disposal and you will find a dining area, a lounge with open fire. On the first floor you will find the bedrooms. Each room is equipped with a double bed with the possibility to add a bed for children. A family room (communicating) is also available. Outside, you have a 6 ha domain surrounded by woods, a jacuzzi area (extra charge), outdoor playground, trampoline and a large parking lot. Breakfast is included in the price. You can enjoy, when the weather allows it, the terrace. A table d'hôtes is also available in the evening. A quiet, green and pleasant place to share with friends, with children or simply for two.

Two rooms : 376 seats (accessible to the handicapped persons - Dolby Digital) and 89 seats (Dolby SR). Opening hours: Tuesday (5:30pm and 8:30pm), Friday (8:30pm). Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday (2:30pm, 5:30pm and 8:30pm). During French and Belgian school vacations, an extra screening is added on Tuesday (2:30pm, 5:30pm and 8:30pm), Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday (2:30pm, 5:30pm and 8:30pm), Friday (2:30pm and 8:30pm). Box office / reception hours: Tuesday from 5pm to 9pm. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from 2pm to 9pm. For more information and the program, follow us on Facebook 

The Meuse which faces it and the green setting which rocks it give all its charm to the Auberge de la Tour. The menu is offered and renewed according to seasonal products. A traditional French cuisine that obviously highlights the terroir where the specialities also include fish. A monthly menu is a plus, while meeting the demand of gourmets. And to complete the picture, a wine list with some 150 appellations. A warm welcome, a friendly setting, the restaurant also reflects a beautiful artistic image as evidenced by the paintings hanging in its room. Open from Wednesday  to Sunday from noon to 2pm and from 6pm to 9pm. Please note: Annual vacations during the end of the year and one week of closure after August 15th.

The Giv'& Mouettes brasserie is open all year round: Every day from 10am to 10pm. Organization of banquets and proposal of personalized menus. Reception of the groups. To be noted: Free WiFi.Annual leave at the end of the year

To brighten up your walks, services such as picnic baskets are available. The young sailors can also celebrate their birthdays with Captain d'Ô Douce who suggests a formula specially designed for this type of event. Boats from 5 to 11 people. Opening period: Summer season from April to oktober every day from 10am to 8pm, depending on the weather.

Opening hours:Monday to Sunday.Lunch service from 12pm to 2pm - Evening service from 6pm to 9pm. 2 weeks annual leave after November 11th.

Claude, certified professional hiking guide, tourism medal, pure Ardennais, in love with his region, is happy to show the true face and the real beauty of the Ardennes, the Ardennais with their history, their customs and especially their big heart. Claude guides your hikes, for individuals or groups, organizes your hiking trips (search for accommodation and catering), guides your walks in the Ardennes, French and Belgian, and saves you the trouble of coming to reconnoiter on site. Discover its website

In a lounge and friendly atmosphere, treat yourself to a moment of relaxation with family or friends. Share a unique moment with friends or family in a lounge bar atmosphere. Rocked by the Meuse River and in a bucolic setting, let yourself be carried away and enjoy the landscapes of the Meuse for an unusual and unforgettable cruise. We put all our know-how at your disposal to offer you a fast service in a cosy atmosphere. On board of Charlemagne, we propose you, all day long, a gourmet catering made on place with fresh and local products. Let yourself be tempted by our charcuterie/cheese dishes, our hot dishes, the wine bar or our selection of beers. PROGRAMME 2025 : The Charlemagne boat moves and offers you different departure places: 3 departures per day: 11am - 1.30pm - 4pm April 19 to May 04: Revin (Rue Vital Sueur) Saturday and Sunday. Exceptional navigation on 21 April May 08 to June 01: Haybes (Quai de Meuse) Saturday and Sunday. Exceptional navigation on 8 & 9 May and 29 & 30 may. June 7 to June 29: Vireux-Wallerand (Quai de Meuse) Saturday and Sunday.Exceptional navigation on 9 June. July 02 to August 31: Givet (Quai des Fours) Wednesday to Sunday.Exceptional navigation on 14 July and 15 august September 6 to October 26: Givet (Quai des Fours) Saturday and Sunday. Lunch cruises (2h) Every Sunday at 11 a.m. in April, May, June, September and October. Departure point according to date and current home port. A new menu every month. Lunch cruises (3h) Every Sunday at 12 noon in July and August. Departure point: Givet New menu every month. Information/reservation www.croisieres-charlemagne.com

Come and spend a vacation with family or friends to discover our beautiful region and all the varied activities nearby, such as the Charlemont fort, the Nichet caves, Terraltitude or Chevetogne.With direct access to the 130-kilometer Voie Verte Trans-Ardennes, there's something for everyone, from Givet to Mouzon. The campsite offers 138 pitches over a surface area of more than 5ha. Opening days and times: Open all year round. HIGH SEASON from July 1 to August 31: Monday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. MID SEASON from April 1 to June 30: Monday to Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. MID SEASON from September 1 to October 30: Monday to Sunday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. OFF SEASON from November 1 to March 31: Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Closed on Sundays. New features: Grocery store - snack bar - Entertainment.

Located in Givet, in a preserved natural environment and just a few minutes from the town center, the “Le Soleil Couchant” bed and breakfast offers an ideal balance between tranquility and proximity to tourist activities. Situated on the banks of the Meuse River, it enjoys a soothing setting where the lights of the river, the surrounding greenery, and authentic calm invite you to relax. Your accommodation has private access, a fully equipped kitchen area, and a dining area just for you. This independence allows you to enjoy your stay at your own pace, just like at home, while benefiting from the attentive care of your host. In the morning, enjoy a personalized breakfast, prepared according to your wishes and served with care. It's the perfect way to start the day gently before setting off to explore the treasures of the French and Belgian Ardennes. Cycling enthusiasts and cycle tourists are welcome: a secure covered shelter is provided for your bikes, making it easy to explore routes along the Meuse, the Trans-Ardennes Greenway, or to nearby sites such as Charlemont, Hastière, or Dinant. The guest room is available every day of the week, weekends, public holidays, and during school vacations. Please don't hesitate to contact us. Check-in: from 4 p.m. Check-out: 11 a.m A peaceful location, attentive service, and an exceptional natural setting: Le Soleil Couchant is the ideal place to recharge your batteries in the Pointe des Ardennes.

Overlooking the town, on a steep rocky spur, the imposing Charlemont Fort dominates the landscape. Built on the orders of Charles V, this citadel covers a surface area of 60 hectares, with over 10 kilometres of ramparts, rising 100 metres above Givet. In addition to its defensive role in time of war, Charlemont Fort was, in the more recent past, as of 1962, used by the military as a commando training centre or CEC. As such, it resumed the traditions of the 9th regiment of Zouaves. The so-called PAR courses included acclimatisation, climbing, escape, urban combat and other challenges. Following the reorganisation of the National Defence ordered by President Nicolas Sarkozy, the military handed over Charlemont Fort to the municipality in July 2009. Charlemont hosts events throughout the season, workshops and tours adapted for children, in addition to free and guided tours for all. Leisure activities are also on offer: all-terrain electric scooter rides throughout the site; laser games, outdoors in the training village of the former Commando Training Centre; and since 2023, accrocommando, a unique experience right on the ramparts of Charlemont, a course inspired by commandos. Opening times 2023: April to October, April-May-October weekends and public holidays, 10.30am to 5.30pm; June and September Wednesday to Sunday, 10.30am to 6.30pm and July and August Wednesday to Monday, 10.30am to 6.30pm. telephone: 03.24.56.96.87 e-mail: contact@charlemont.fr

Listed as a historic monument in 1990. Since 1994, "the Manège" is a cultural centre : Cinema, auditorium for concerts, plays...The opportunity to discover the inside of this superb building and in particular the impressive wood-frame of 17 metres high. Historic information : http://www.lemanege.fr/page.asp?rec=117

In the 17th century (1621), Ursuline nuns, who were responsible for the education of young girls, lived in their house. This house was located on the banks of the Meuse, inside the ramparts, probably next to what was to become the old clinic. Does the door that remains today come from this house or was it rebuilt later when another group of nuns settled in the same place? Pierre Hubert alludes to this when speaking of religious establishments (150 ans de vie givetoise 1789-1940): "Quai des Fours, a large building received blind children who were also looked after by nuns". On old postcards, we can see from left to right a large building, probably from the 19th century, which was to give way much later to the Givet clinic, then we can clearly see the door, this one preceding the large building with an entrance porch in the center (building probably also from the 19th century, of the same construction as the previous one). The building of the nuns was probably this one. Until recently, it housed the European Center for Arts and Crafts and today, the Givet Tourist Office. The door we are interested in is older, perhaps from the time of the Ursulines? The question remains!

In this former church, Etienne Nicolas méhul, born in Givet in 1763, played his first music notes with the old organist of the "Récollets" church. Monument only visible from the outside.

This 3-level cylindrical tower was originally the keep of the seigneurial residence that occupied the southwest corner of the Castrum of Givet Saint-Hilaire. Monument not open to the public inside. A bit of history... In the past, the tower was simply called the thour de Givet, the big thour de Givet or the thourfort. The name Victoire would only date back to the French period. Probably renamed thus in honor of Louis XIV and his armies, winner of the siege of Namur in 1692.

A few words about the rooster located behind the monument... Made after the Great War, it is not surprising that at the time of the invasion of 1940 and the ensuing occupation, the Germans wanted to seize and remove it. To participate in the design of some cannon, it was first the bronze statue of Mehul, also at the time on the Place Mehul, which disappeared first. Then the rooster, but in a different way: The mayor at the time, Roger Declef, conceived the project of hiding it. He contacted Mario Biadatti, whom he often met at the town hall. Mario Biadatti, a member of the Resistance before his time, came to get food vouchers for French soldiers who had escaped from the German camps. Charged with the mission of removing the rooster, Mario Biadatti dismantled the rooster, hid it in a bag and took it to Gabriel Declef's house, clerk of the court and father of the first magistrate, at n°13 rue d'Estrée (today rue Flayelle). The rooster then disappeared into the courtyard... that was where the manure was! In September 1944, on the morning of the Liberation, he dug it up and brought it to the town hall. All that remained was to put it back in place on the monument. This is how the famous rooster on the Givet war memorial was saved.

Lying in the broad Meuse valley, the small town of Givet has linked its destiny with this river. A commercial waterway, in the Middle Ages the Meuse quickly took on a strategic importance. Whoever held sway over it was master of the economy in northern Europe. So Givet became a fortified town! In 1554, Charles the Fifth had a major fortification built here, Charlemont fort. He defied the hegemony of the King of France, Henri II. In the 18th century the inevitable Vauban, architect of King Louis XIV, came to Givet, which had become French by then, to erect a gigantic defensive system around the town. The fortifications, garrison forts and moats were to surround the town, making it impregnable. Guided tours of the town and its fortifications provided by the tourist office.

This monument lists the names of Germans killed at Givet during the attack of August 30, 1914. The main regiment was the 104th Saxon Reserve Regiment. In the years 1941/1945, the German soldiers in Givet commemorated their countrymen by laying a wreath at the foot of the stele, but during the night some people threw it into the stream. To punish this misdeed, the Germans forced the young Givetois to stand guard day and night at the foot of the stele for nearly a month. This monument has undergone several transformations. At the end of the 60s/beginning of the 70s, a car damaged it. The Germans came to rebuild it, but the large stones that made up the slopes were certainly broken, and they put it back together in its present form, with a smaller slope.

The geographical situation of the "Pointe de Givet", the spectacular relief of certain sites, the existence of warm and dry microclimates allowed the development of an exceptional characteristic flora : 454 botanical species and 320 animal species were listed. Walking or hiking is authorized in the nature reserve. The persons are allowed on the marked paths, alone or accompanied. It is also possible to make thematic guided tours. These visits are annually proposed by the Academy of the Natural heritage of Champagne-Ardenne. Further information : http://cen-champagne-ardenne.org/ Regulations The preservation of this fragile site involves some elementary rules which have to be respected by the walker : - Get around on foot only on the marked paths - Let the minerals and fossils in place - Do not destroy the fauna or flora - Avoid the noise disturbances - Do not camp or light a fire - Keep your trash - Do not take animals with you (even with a leash). Equipments Discovery path "Le Mont d'Haurs" (Starting point the Gregoire tower in Givet) A guide book and a games book for the children are available at the tourist office. Marked trails.

Leaving, leaving, leaving Charleville, this is what the young Rimbaud wanted. In 1863, the railway crossed the steep-sided Meuse valley: it went where the Industrial Revolution was unfolding, to Revin, Fumay and Givet. Rimbaud jumped on the train and into progress. He was to see this fabulous machine pass beneath the mountain of the Four Sons of Aymon and cross the Meuse over huge viaducts. These days, it is possible to cycle from Charleville to Givet along one of the loveliest green paths of Europe (open to non-motorised vehicles). You can return by train, if you wish, along this same line that carried Rimbaud towards his dreams of escape. Bicycles can be taken on the trains free of charge.

The Meuse which faces it and the green setting which rocks it give all its charm to the Auberge de la Tour. The menu is offered and renewed according to seasonal products. A traditional French cuisine that obviously highlights the terroir where the specialities also include fish. A monthly menu is a plus, while meeting the demand of gourmets. And to complete the picture, a wine list with some 150 appellations. A warm welcome, a friendly setting, the restaurant also reflects a beautiful artistic image as evidenced by the paintings hanging in its room. Open from Wednesday  to Sunday from noon to 2pm and from 6pm to 9pm. Please note: Annual vacations during the end of the year and one week of closure after August 15th.

The Giv'& Mouettes brasserie is open all year round: Every day from 10am to 10pm. Organization of banquets and proposal of personalized menus. Reception of the groups. To be noted: Free WiFi.Annual leave at the end of the year

Opening days and times : Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 11:30am to 1:30pm and from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Saturday and Sunday from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Closed on Tuesdays.

Opening hours:Monday to Sunday.Lunch service from 12pm to 2pm - Evening service from 6pm to 9pm. 2 weeks annual leave after November 11th.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. Opening days :Open Thursday through Monday for lunch and dinner.Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. The Roosevelt has a pleasant terrace overlooking the Meuse. To note:Ardennes specialities: terroir, fish, mussels, game in season, fresh produce, various salads.Open every day (lunch and dinner service) Opening hours :Open every day from 11am to 2.30pm and from 6pm to 9.30pm

Restaurant open every day except Wednesday. From noon till 2pm and in the evening from 6pm till 10pm Note : Takeaway food - 10%.60 place settings.Menu from 12€

Opening days and hours : Tuesday to Saturday, 7.30am to 2pm. Sunday from 8am to 1pm. Closed on Mondays.

Opening days and hours: Open 7 days a week from 10am to 10pm. A 150-seat room, in a setting where natural materials and wooden slatted partitions contribute to the dynamism and fluidity. A more modern kitchen allows us to offer a wide range of sandwiches.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. The New Brasserie Grill of City Hall is a friendly place to enjoy selected drinks and quality food. Beers of all origins, varied and original cocktails. For lunch and dinner, typical and traditional specialities, a wide choice of irreproachable grilled meats, superb mixed salads and homemade desserts. Fresh produce, all homemade! The New Brasserie Grill of City Hall is also and above all a pleasant team that will welcome you in three languages (English and Dutch fluently), in a setting that offers a capacity of 350 seats (seminar room, large common room, adjacent and panoramic terraces). Opening period: High season : From March to the end of September: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from 8am to 10pm. Saturday from 8am to 11pm and Sunday from 9am to 5pm Low season : From October to the end of February: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 8am to 10pm. Friday from 8am to 4pm. Saturday from 8am to 11pm and Sunday from 9am to 5pm Closing day: Sunday from 5pm and Monday all day.

NOTE : DATA 2024 NOT COMMUNICATED. You will like : The conviviality and the numerous tourist activities of the region, the variety of the landscapes. Note : Opened every day between the 1st of april to the end of october.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. We welcome you to our castle. The castle of Aviette is located in Rancennes, in the French Ardennes (Champagne-Ardenne region). The castle is situated on the banks of the river Meuse, 5 km from the Belgian border. The first floor is at your disposal and you will find a dining area, a lounge with open fire. On the first floor you will find the bedrooms. Each room is equipped with a double bed with the possibility to add a bed for children. A family room (communicating) is also available. Outside, you have a 6 ha domain surrounded by woods, a jacuzzi area (extra charge), outdoor playground, trampoline and a large parking lot. Breakfast is included in the price. You can enjoy, when the weather allows it, the terrace. A table d'hôtes is also available in the evening. A quiet, green and pleasant place to share with friends, with children or simply for two.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. Near the lock "des Trois Fontaines", with Meuse view, this quiet hotel will bring you a feeling of quietude. There, you will appreciate a traditional cuisine at moderate prices.Hotel with 10 bedrooms. For your comfort, you have a free Internet access by Wifi connection. You will like : the comfort of your hotel, the geographical situation the village of Chooz, the numerous sports activities. Note : OPEN TUESDAY TO SATURDAY LUNCHTIME. FRIDAY EVENING OPENING. Evening opening for boarders only: TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. This 3 stars hotel offers you comfortable rooms.  For your comfort : A bar, a terrace, an access for the disabled persons, an internet access, a WiFi access, special prices for the guests of the hotel,. A private car park, closed at night. In the summer, terrace in the garden or by the riverside. Note : The hotel is opened all year long from 6.30am to 10.30pm

Fully furnished, has all the necessary equipment (including TV and internet), dishwasher and washing machine exempt.Located near shops and downtown and Givet station.Easy parking close to the rental.All charges included. On request baby bed and bicycle rack possible.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. During your stay in the Ardennes, it will be an opportunity to enjoy:- of his regionally and locally inspired restaurant- its bar to familiarize you with the local drinks (PKGC, Rainbow, large choice of Belgian beers).  To relax? Nothing better than to land on its terrace facing the Meuse.  For your comfort: bar, parking, television, internet access, wifi, terrace. Without forgetting that your small companions with 4 legs (dogs) are accepted.  Ideally located on the banks of the Meuse, the Roosevelt Hotel and its restaurant are open all year round. Open every dayFrom 6.30am to 3pm and from 6pm to 10.30pm

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. Your next stop in the Champagne-Ardennes region. A stone's throw from the historical centre of Givet, a typical regional facade combining the warmth of traditional brickwork and the nobility of blue stones. Our comfortable hotel is located at the heart of the cultural and artistic centre. Newly-weds, families, holiday-makers, businessmen and women, everyone is welcome at the Reflets Jaunes, the hotel*** where the living is easy, where you will be treated like old friends. Yellow walls, with an antique patina, splendid green plants, the natural warmth of white wood and the smile of your host... You will be charmed right away. Breakfast room, lounge. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, direct-line telephone and fax, internet WIFI, minibar, TV with satellite, hair-drier. Different prices for the groups, according to the number of persons. Opening period : Opened every day of the year from 6.00am to 11pm For the arrivals after 10pm, there is a night watchman if you call the hotel at this phone number : 06 40 00 78 07

Note : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. Located in the town of Givet, in the north of the French Ardennes, these furnished rooms are close to the shops and services. For your comfort : The furnished rooms are equipped with a bathroom, a refrigerator and a television. Shared kitchen with washing machine and  tumble-drier in common. Note : Opened every day.

NOTE : DATA 2026 NOT COMMUNICATED. Proposal of a daily menu (at noon during the week). Note : Free access WiFi. Restaurant open every day at noon from Tuesday to Saturday and Friday evening. Closed : Sunday and Monday