Parking Hotel Les Tanneurs de Namur, Namur

If you’re looking for parking Hotel Les Tanneurs de Namur, start with the on-site option first—then have a backup ready for busy evenings and weekends. The area around Rue des Tanneries can fill up, so it helps to plan your arrival around the access rules and opening times.

Hotel parking at Les Tanneurs (electric barrier + valet)

Les Tanneurs offers parking in front of the hotel. The entrance is managed by an electric barrier: drive forward to open it, and when you leave, ask the hotel for the exit code.

For drivers with electric cars, the hotel also states that charging stations are available on site. And during the week, there’s valet parking at lunch to make arrival/departure smoother.

Even with hotel parking, availability isn’t guaranteed—so if you want to avoid time pressure, you can compare public options with a bookable private spot via Mobypark for your exact dates.

Managed public parking nearby: Parking des Tanneries (tariffs + hours)

One of the closest public choices is Parking des Tanneries (70 places). It works with clear time-based pricing: 09:00–17:00 is charged at €5.00 per hour with a €20.00 daytime cap. In the evening and/or on weekends, there’s a flat €3.00 rate.

It’s also described as accessible 24/24, 7/7, with payment through an automatic cash desk (card only). If you’re staying for more than a short stop, a Mobypark pre-booked spot can be easier than checking whether public spaces are still available—especially when daytime tariffs are at their highest.

Short-stay rules on nearby streets (what to expect)

Some nearby parking is regulated for limited durations (for example, restrictions may apply Mon–Sat from 09:00–17:00 with a maximum stay around 3 hours). There can also be a short free window (about 30 minutes) before hourly pricing applies.

Because these rules depend on the exact bay and signage, always check the on-the-spot instructions. When you need flexibility, it’s often smarter to compare time-limited street parking with Mobypark—so you don’t arrive to find the only remaining spaces are the ones with the tightest limits.

If you arrive late or it’s busy: use garages/P+R as a backup

If the hotel’s front parking and nearby public bays are full, consider switching to larger managed parking areas (garages and central car parks) or using a P+R option outside the tightest streets. This kind of backup is especially useful when you’re staying into the evening or arriving during peak periods.

And if you want the simplest plan, you can still use Mobypark to secure a private space first—then choose public parking only if you really need it.

Plan your parking in 60 seconds (avoid arrival stress)

• Use the search bar with your dates and compare private spots vs garages.
• If you need the hotel entrance area, book early—hotel in-front parking is accessed via the barrier and leaving may require asking for an exit code.
• If you’re driving an EV, filter for charging options so you don’t rely on luck.
• When public parking has time-based tariffs, booking ahead can be the difference between paying per hour and having a more predictable plan.