We only stayed one night in this very modern and comfortable place. It is well equipped and spacious. Lighting is adjusted by a screen and the shower works with a push button.
Breakfast was varied and with fresh ingredients.
We only stayed one night in this very modern and comfortable place. It is well equipped and spacious. Lighting is adjusted by a screen and the shower works with a push button.
Breakfast was varied and with fresh ingredients.
Angelika
Reviewed October 11, 2019Reviewed October 11, 2019
Great hotel, central but in a quiet area. Breakfast is costly for leisure visitors €33/€35 per day. Lots of nearby cafes & restaurants. Very clean great rooms, very pleasant environment. Faultless. Reception is very helpful & friendly, relaxed environment. Lovely Spa, sauna & small pool, a real oasis in the city. Easy links to train station by trams T1, T3 & T4 with stops nearby (often not shown on google planner. Just be careful you go in the correct direction! Costs €2.50 just touch in with...
Great hotel, central but in a quiet area. Breakfast is costly for leisure visitors €33/€35 per day. Lots of nearby cafes & restaurants. Very clean great rooms, very pleasant environment. Faultless. Reception is very helpful & friendly, relaxed environment. Lovely Spa, sauna & small pool, a real oasis in the city. Easy links to train station by trams T1, T3 & T4 with stops nearby (often not shown on google planner. Just be careful you go in the correct direction! Costs €2.50 just touch in with...
One of the best hotels we've ever stayed in. Absolutely beautiful and the decorations for Christmas were stunning. We loved spending time in the lounge area by the fire, the breakfast was very tasty and the hotel is in the perfect location. Would highly recommend.
My ownly fault, and this isnt unique to this hotel, is that we paid an additional price for our four month son to stay (which is expected). Then when checking in online, we were asked to pay an extra price for a cot. That's like...
One of the best hotels we've ever stayed in. Absolutely beautiful and the decorations for Christmas were stunning. We loved spending time in the lounge area by the fire, the breakfast was very tasty and the hotel is in the perfect location. Would highly recommend.
My ownly fault, and this isnt unique to this hotel, is that we paid an additional price for our four month son to stay (which is expected). Then when checking in online, we were asked to pay an extra price for a cot. That's like...
Emma
Reviewed December 19, 2024Reviewed December 19, 2024
Excellent hotel in a great location, only 10 min walk from the train station and close to many great places to eat, drink and explore. Our room was very comfortable. Fantastic breakfast too. Highly recommend this hotel. We will definitely be back!
Excellent hotel in a great location, only 10 min walk from the train station and close to many great places to eat, drink and explore. Our room was very comfortable. Fantastic breakfast too. Highly recommend this hotel. We will definitely be back!
Lovely hotel in a great location. Staff were very helpful. Eating in the bar was very pleasant with attentive staff. Would use again if returning to Brussels
Lovely hotel in a great location. Staff were very helpful. Eating in the bar was very pleasant with attentive staff. Would use again if returning to Brussels
What a find! This hotel is small and cosy and ideally situated with just a 5 minute walk from the main market square. The staff are friendly and very accommodating. The breakfast had a good range with fresh pastries, continental range and also full English, and even champagne which was a lovely touch. The room was very stylish with all the facilities you require including a jacuzzi bath. The car park is also an added bonus (although you have to book in advance). Would highly recommend this hotel...
What a find! This hotel is small and cosy and ideally situated with just a 5 minute walk from the main market square. The staff are friendly and very accommodating. The breakfast had a good range with fresh pastries, continental range and also full English, and even champagne which was a lovely touch. The room was very stylish with all the facilities you require including a jacuzzi bath. The car park is also an added bonus (although you have to book in advance). Would highly recommend this hotel...
Sally
Reviewed December 28, 2015Reviewed December 28, 2015
Amazing room/breakfast and staff….I do not normally bother with reviews unless amazing or amazingly bad.
This hotel was 100% AMAZING!!
And what a choice at breakfast!!
Good job.
Amazing room/breakfast and staff….I do not normally bother with reviews unless amazing or amazingly bad.
This hotel was 100% AMAZING!!
And what a choice at breakfast!!
Good job.
jeremy
Reviewed September 3, 2026Reviewed September 3, 2026
Superb Hotel !!! The staff was amazing very soft-spoken, and really understanding they ensured my stay was comfortable. The room was clean and neat. Overall I enjoyed and loved my stay at the hotel.
Superb Hotel !!! The staff was amazing very soft-spoken, and really understanding they ensured my stay was comfortable. The room was clean and neat. Overall I enjoyed and loved my stay at the hotel.
Milan
Reviewed December 6, 2022Reviewed December 6, 2022
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