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11 years ago
Good Position. Very friendly. Clean. Parking can Be an issue. Old fashioned Hotel with a beautiful small lift. To Be recommended for a few days in brussels. No wifi included read more
Rue du Béguinage 38
Begijnhofstraat 38
1000 Brussels
Belgium
Centre-Ville, Bruxelles
02 218 67 63
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Hôtel MEININGER Hotel Bruxelles City Center
(41 reviews)
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The Hotel it's self is very nice fantastic facilities great day time staff however the hotel is in…read morea rather unsafe and sketchy area and the night staff have provided possibly the worst staff experience I have ever had in my ten years of frequent travel across 16 countries the "security guard" is incredibly rude the man at the desk was incredibly rude when I politely asked him tomorrow allow me to retrieve my luggage from the baggage storage room and the bartender was incredibly condescending and overall rude if I hadn't had the experience with these three individuals that I have this would be five stars however a nice hotel with rude staff will always be worse that a bad hotel with kind staff I feel bad say that because the other staff at this hotel are incredibly kind and helpful but those three individuals managed to overpower all of the other positives.
Pros: Probably the…read morecleanest hostel I've ever been to, they were cleaning details like railings etc daily The rooms are cleaned often with fresh towels daily The beds are pretty comfortable The people who stayed were all courteous and respectful . I felt ok leaving my big suitcase in the room unlocked, and locked my smaller items in the cubbies. One time I left the key in the lock all Day and it was fine Lively bar, but not hostel prices. Cons: Dorms are very small and 6 to a room, i touched the girl next to me in the next bed with my foot as we didn't have a bunk and the two beds were so close The rooms have windows that do not open so it gets pretty stuffy, everyone was snoring Lockers are not free for large items, and it's not near the rooms. there is no free storage after check out or before check in. No activities or tours available Vending machine water was almost 4 euro. Overall an ok value for the money (43 Euro for a dorm bed in May) but only bc there is not much cheap in the city. I enjoyed my stay but it's a pricey city and the hostel follows suit.
Le Quinze
(5 reviews)
Hidden hotel with awesome location and views. We loved our room that faced the grand palace…read more Everything was clean and very roomy. Location is close to a ton of shops and restaurants: you will not be bored, that's for sure. I would love to stay here again! Walls are a little thin so we heard our next door neighbors arguing, but it's an older building so that to be expected. Great history and a great host. Thank you so much for a wonderful stay.
Hidden gem in the middle of the grand place in Brussels. This hotel has amazing views if you're…read morestaying in the rooms overlooking the square. The owner is a funny guy who's so helpful and generous. Will definitely be back.
Brussels Marriott Hotel Grand Place
(63 reviews)
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Amazing location, room, breakfast, and M Club…read more We started our recent tour of Christmas Markets in Brussels and were pleasantly surprised at how wonderful and convenient this hotel was. Our room was large by European standards, quite comfortable, and well equipped. And the service at the front desk, the restaurant, and the M Club was quite good. As Titanium guests, the very tasty breakfast was complimentary and the M Club a lovely refuge w/coffee, beverages, and snacks available 24/7 and in the evening alcohol and light bites including fresh waffles (note that the hotel resolved the issue of a previous reviewer and you now need the correct key card access). Old Town is a delightful pedestrian friendly village within Brussels with many wonderful sights, restaurants, shops that we loved to explore...not to mention the Grand Place and Christmas markets. And the Brussels North train station was a short walk away from which we took a very pleasant train ride to Bruges (I heartily recommend both the train and the town). There were always taxis right outside the hotel - one day we visited the Atomium/World's Fair area and on departure we took one to the TGV at Brussels Midi (since we had luggage). All in all we were quite thrilled with our stay at the Marriott Grand Place.
After waiting 20 minutes in an unorganized check in queue, I was excited to finally get my room…read morekey. Unfortunately, as I was about to enter my room, I heard a couple arguing inside the room. I knocked and turns out the front desk gave me an occupied room. I finally, after another long wait, got a correct room. The room was ok but very loud because apparently the centuries old building next door is being demolished or renovated and the workers are quite industrious, as in they start in early a.m. so bring ear plugs. Very disappointed in this Marriott property as it did not live up to my expectations for the brand.
Ibis
(18 reviews)
this is a really trendy little hotel in a super great walkable location. The location is the huge…read moreselling point here. And it was a great price for the accommodations. There is a bar in the hotel lobby but if you walk right out the doors there are plenty of places to eat and drink. It's really close to the hop on hop off bus location and the grand place. The only reason it isn't five stars is because we checked in and were given a room on the sixth floor. The elevator only goes to the fifth floor so we had to get off on the fifth floor and walk up to the sixth floor every time. After walking around all day and carrying our suitcases around - this was not fun to hear or do. The room had basic accommodations. It wasn't anything special but it worked for us. Another pro is that it is really close to the train station. You can walk there in less than five minutes.
Location, location, that's all you get. Very basic and small room, but the location is superb, it…read morelooks clean. Did I said basic? No soap, no hand towels. Like my wife said: be optimistic and enjoy your stay. Ps: Basic and small
La Légende
Bed was very comfortable and room was sizable with a small refrigerator, but no hot water pot…read more Most importantly, the couple who own and run the hotel and their staff are amazingly helpful! The gentleman who served us breakfast, both mornings we were there, did a great job finding out what we did and did not want and making adjustments our second morning. Just note that you must book and pay for breakfast the day before. The cost of 15 euros was very reasonable given the size and variety of the breakfast food offered. On our day of departure, we asked them to book us a taxi to Brunelles-Midi (Brussels-Zuid) train station. After they called for a taxi, we all found out that there was a transit worker strike that also impacted taxis in the city; yikes! The owner said she would take us to the station for 15 euros, which is about what a taxi would have cost. This saved our day, and we are very grateful! Our only suggestion would be to have somewhat better lighting in the rooms.
Great location and hospitality. My husband and I had a great experience. Our room was clean and…read morecomfortable.
Hôtel ibis Brussels City Centre
(13 reviews)
We chose ibis Brussels City Centre as it was in a convenient location in the city center, and the…read moreprice was reasonable at $779.82CAD for four nights, including taxes. The hotel wasn't luxurious, but the room was a decent size -- much better than XO Hotel Inner in Amsterdam. However, like nearly every hotel in Europe, the room was too warm, and we had to keep the windows open at all times to get any relief. No major complaints, aside from the area being quite noisy, and one night, there were people outside blasting their music late into the night. No noise from other rooms, though. The hotel had a small bar and "restaurant" that sold a few basic low quality items, such as pizza -- a lifesaver if you were starving and not picky, but not a place for a meal. They did have a decent breakfast buffet though, although it did cost something like €15. Not cheap, but at least the food was pretty good quality (unlike the awful breakfast at XO Hotel Inner!). There weren't laundry facilities in the hotel, but they were close to a laundromat, which we very much needed in the middle of a three week trip. Overall, a decent hotel for a good price. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Brussels, Belgium; Hotels]
Europe isn't cheap and if you are like many Americans expecting the hotel room to be gigantic, just…read morepicture a dorm room size and you won't be soo disappointed. hotel Ibis was so close to everything in Brussels and you really really can't complain. I loved Brussels, I wasn't a fan of chocolate but after going here I fell in love and eat a piece of Europe all the time now. Still have a stock pile of delicious treats from Brussels and even though it was cold I am glad, super happy that they did have hot water. The bed was nice and comfy but yes like many people say it is small but they do have wi-fi soo that is a bonus too! :) On a budget and traveling in Europe you might as well check this place out.
Hôtel Amigo
(31 reviews)
Enjoyed our return stay to The Hotel Amigo. Customer focus and service are delivered at the highest…read morelevel. The bell staff and front desk team are genuinely welcoming. The rooms are exceptionally appointed and the bar area is a wonderful casual experience. The breakfast service is truly the gem of The Amigo, the delicious food choices are exquisitely prepared and displayed. The best part of the experience is your waiter Claudio--He makes you feel like royalty and he easily could delight any world leader with his exemplary level of knowledge and service. Thanks again for another wonderful stay.
Hotel Amigo Brussels was a wonderful experience. The location was perfect for walking. The Staff at…read morethe hotel were so nice and accommodating.
The Hotel Brussels
(51 reviews)
Conveniently located near lots of shopping. I loved the spacious corner room I had on the 10th…read morefloor (1020) which had a fantastic view with automated curtains and ample lighting. The king sized bed was very comfy. The bathroom layout is a bit odd - the toilet is in a separate tiny room and the shower has a clear glass door, visible from the rest of the room depending on the angle as it is not in a closed off, separate room. If you're sharing a room and would prefer a more private bathroom, keep this in mind. Everything was closed when I stayed as it was a national holiday but I was not sorry about lounging around my room a bit longer after a busy week of traveling. Check in and check out was straightforward.
My company stays here for business so have been quite a few times. Solid, quality hotel with all…read morethe amenities of any other good hotel out there. Decent restaurant, although I have only ever eaten breakfast. Also, a pretty happening bar for those wanting to partake. Quiet, comfortable rooms with decent beds. Nice shopping area near the hotel and about a10 minute walk down to the central Brussels area. Overall a quality hotel if you're looking for a place to stay in Brussels.
Best Western Hotel Expo
(2 reviews)
Shitty place to stay. Very small rooms without any friendly interior! Old fashioned bathroom! Very…read moreold, very unmodern, very old fashioned! First and last stay! Wirklich nicht zu empfehlen. Kein Preis-Leistungsverhältnis. Sehr klein und abgewohnt. Schlecht beheizt! Dunkler Teppichboden, der das Zimmer noch kleiner macht. Man hört seine Nachbarn durch die dünnen Wände!
I sent a business colleague visiting from America there because it was close. The rooms were…read morereasonably priced and clean. He said the breakfast was quite good. This met our expectations and we'll stay there again.
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Very modern and well decorated hotel. One of the best breakfasts I've ever had at a hotel as their…read morebreads and pastries were very fresh, the juices freshly squeezed, and great espresso machine. Citrus and mint infused water by the front desk and beers for purchase in the kitchen. Spacious room and safe neighborhood, about 20-25 min walk from the city center. Yes, it's dark in the rooms but there are bedside lamps if you want to read. Watch out for the differently sized stairs and ask for a ground floor room if you have mobility issues. Only draw back was that our shower leaked and bathroom amenities are quite spartan. The bedroom was also uncomfortably hot and despite adjusting the radiator in the room, we weren't able to cool it down.
Perfectly located in Ixelles just a ten-15 minute walk to the stylish shops along Avenue Louise,…read morethe funky cafes and bars on Chausée Ixelles and the extremely hip Chatelain neighborhood, you really couldn't be better situated. The hotel's photo theme is pretty cool, there are vintage photo mags scattered everywhere, lamps in the shape of projector lights and even metal scaffolding structures in the bedrooms to mirror the feel of a shoot. While I'm all into a clever decorataive theme, what I really like about the hotel is the super comfy beds and bedding, spacious bathrooms, really lovely cafe/bar in the entrance with loads of seating, strong wifi and great selection of drinks and even some free nibbles that you can help yourself to. What the hotel could improve is the air circulation in the rooms, it gets pretty stuffy and the windows don't open wide and there is no central air system. Aside from that, it's a great, stylish, central pied-a-terre!
Vintage Hotel is a solid hotel option. I booked last minute when our Airbnb turned out to be in a…read morebad location and not what was expected. The check-in at Vintage Hotel was great. The gentleman at the desk knew exactly who we were when we walked in and addressed us by name. Our room was large enough for our family of four. The lower room was perfect for our kids.
Quirky hotel in a great area plus there's a parking garage across the street (extra charge). No…read moreelevator so if you have a lot of luggage, it might be a problem. Bar in the lobby that's open until 10pm and they have breakfast in the morning for 10 euros.
Quirky little bar with mixed style: art- deco and boudoir. Nice wine selection Italian. Apparently…read moreyou can also eat there. It was pretty empty on Monday but full on Friday. Just try this place and don't be turn off as from outside it looks like a typical Belgian dive bar:-!
This is now called the "Jardin Secret". Should be called "Ye Old Bait and Switch Hostel", just…read moreterrible. This was probably the worst hotel I've stayed. The room are the hottest stagnant air I've ever experienced. And the management was completely incompetent and rude.
Very nice hotel located in a forested area. Has a beautiful walking path to Chateau La Hulpe and if…read moreyou feel up to it you can walk all the way to the Waterloo battlefields (or so I have been told by a Belgian flight attendant who is from the area). What wasn't so nice is that kids from the floor above us were making a racket until after midnight. We are early sleepers and it took multiple calls to the reception desk to get this issue solved. The flooring appears to be made from wood. This spoiled one day for us as we were both a bit tired the next day due to lack of sleep. The breakfast buffet is really nice. We enjoyed taking relaxing long breakfasts lazily looking out of the large windows at the nearby woods. Feels very peaceful. Pro tips: go early Sunday morning for breakfast buffet as it's very busy by 10.
Like other reviews I find this hotel hot and cold. Room key didn't work twice so had to get a new…read moreroom, a long walk back desk. Very quiet outside. Came in Saturday night to screaming children banging on the grand piano. People need to watch their kids....but not watch them bang on the piano. It is not a toy. Breakfast brunch was good. Lots of choices. Staff works hard to push alcohol for brunch. Had a good time at bar and was well taken care of. He warned us that hotel needs at least an hour to find a taxi for any trips. Decided to get our own transport to airport when we leave. Burger at restaurant was very good. I had the world tapas plate which was very good.
This hotel is good, clean hotel with a very reasonable price. The biggest draw back to this is that…read morethe hotel does not have service amenities like concierge, bell boy or restaurants etc. However, they do provide basic amenities such as very a simple room and housekeeping and maybe a person at a reception desk to answer any questions you might have. The hotel is located in a very good, central location, just a block from the main shopping Nerve St. It is also within a walking distance (10-15 min) walk from Place Makt as well as Nord Brussels Train Station, making it a very good hotel as a base for traveling around the area and/or to the airport. There also have free WiFi as well.
This is my second or third time staying here and I'm always happy with it. I only stay here if I'm…read morestaying for one or two nights. The advantage to Hotel Max is that it is really good value for money. You don't pay all that much (especially compared to some of the nearby properties), but you get a very clean room that is perfectly reasonable. I always say they should name it the "Hotel Min" instead of the Hotel Max because you're getting the minimum that you require. But that's exactly the point. If you don't need much more than a shower and a bed, then this is perfect. It's near shopping, transport, and restaurants. It's fairly easy to check in and out using the automated kiosks. You will pay extra for absolutely everything, but that's the principle. You're not allowed to be annoyed by that because it's explicitly stated up front. I get annoyed when I pay 3 times as much to stay at the Ritz Carlton and then they want to charge me €14.95 per day for Internet. But when you stay at a place like Max, where they tell you up front that you'll pay for your amenities, the €5 per day for Internet doesn't seem like a big deal. Especially given what I'm saving in the overall room rate. I come to Brussels fairly often and stay for a few days at a time. If I'm staying for a week, there are some nice aparthotels in the same area that will supply dishes, a kitchen, a microwave and so on. And there's a grocery store quite close too. Paying a little extra on the room, then saving by making meals in the room is a healthy way to travel. But if I have to pop into the Rogier or De Brouckere part of Brussels for just a day or two, Max is my go-to hotel.
When choosing a hotel, I normally look for: location and free wifi. I'm not to big on frou frou…read moresince I only need a room to sleep in, shower and store my luggage. Having gone to art school, I love Pantone. Ooh, colors! Choosing to stay here seemed like a good idea when I was booking this hotel. And then, I got to the hotel... The exterior looks run down. It's in a neighborhood of apartments and you have to walk at least half a mile to get to the main street, metro station and the fancy shopping area. I stepped on dog poo from walking from/to the hotel. There's only one tiny elevator. The hallways are very small. Overall, this had a college dorm feel to it. I would have loved this place if I were still in art school. They do have design awards from Michelin and Travel + Leisure magazine. I got to stay in the Brown room. A white room with different shades of brown furniture and artwork. Flat screen TV, spacious for being in Europe, no closet - just a rack with hangers. Don't dare put your luggage on the shelf below the rack - it will collapse as demonstrated by my sister. The toiletries are very basic: shampoo and bath gel. Bring your own toothpaste, lotion and handsoap. They do have colorful scented toilet paper though. The wifi worked well. The lobby is cramped with the front desk, gift shop and breakfast area which is dark. You can buy Pantone chairs, mugs, cups, pots, shirts, bikes, tin cans, cellphone cases, etc. If I come back to this city, I'll stay at a more centrally located hotel - same price anyway.
Disclaimer: I'm writing this whlle consuming my 4th Rochefort 10 (that I bought for the…read moreridiculously low price of EU1,50 ea. at a corner store down the street). I like the hotel. I do. I don't know Brussels from Bangladesh but for the $79 USD I paid to stay here on a Thursday in mid-May, I think it met or exceeded all my expectations except for what's keeping it from 5 stars: Internet. I just needed a spot to crash for a night until my friends arrived the following morning. The room was small but MORE than sufficient, clean, quiet, and of course it has this postmodern Clockwork Orange decor that personally I found quite appealing. It took me a while to realize you needed to stick your key card into a slot on the wall in order for any of the lights to work, but after I figured out that trick, it was all smooth sailing... almost. Unfortunately, I desperately needed to do some work the evening I stayed here and the free WiFi was BARELY pushing 1Mbps - constantly leading to page time-outs. Now that I think about it, the odds of this form actually saving is about a 50/50 proposition. Better copy the text before I submit. Apparently the continental breakfast is EU15. I'll pass.