Clean, easy access airport hotel located a short walk from Brussels airport. Free wifi in lobby or…read moreif you are a Marriott bonvoy member. Comfortable beds, quiet stay, friendly staff. Restaurant at hotel with good food and quick service.

No, no, no. Ending…read moremy vacation/honeymoon/Christmas here was by far, the worst part of the trip. Imagine, walking in the rain to find this building that doesn't have a lighted sign to find...in a foreign country, with vagrants about. Sounds like something from a horror movie. The front desk was fine checking in. Although they did give me information that was misleading and not correct. I had an upgrade? Access to a Club Lounge? Weird...you didn't mention that. Oh wait, the Lounge is closed. And the restaurant, oh yeah, closed too - relocated into a weird corner in the Lobby bar. Internet, it's free. Would I enter any personal information on it (thinking it was secure and I might get my identity stolen)? Absolutely not. Want to print a boarding pass? Not as easy as it sounds! And don't look to Guest Services to help - because they don't know anything about it. Room? Outdated? Absolutely. Could I hear kids and other people out in the hall...as well as the sirens throughout the night? Absolutely! Was it clean........eh, a little. Sketch part of town as also indicated by the many, many signs in the Lobby that said "Thieves look just like you and me".... Was I glad to check out? Absolutely.

Convenient starting point to travel around Belgium …read more Brussels Central Train station has a ticket office and several kiosks to purchase tickets . During the peak hours, we benefited from having staff who helped explain how to purchase tickets, what the Train Plus option is: Well worth the Euro 6 cost since subsequent trips for the next 30 days are discounted and you don't have to repeatedly type in your name and date-of-birth. Large but not humongous station.

This train station is massive! Yet it's the hub for to go anywhere. I utilized it to get a train to…read morethe airport. The signage is pretty straight forward, but since it's operating at full capacity it can get confusing. Thankfully workers are everywhere to assist! So I did seek help at the kiosk in purchasing my ticket. Amex was accepted here. Then I asked another worker for assurance on what platform to go to for my destination. Everything flowed smooth for the most part. I think their rail system has been the easiest to navigate in Europe so far.

I stayed here for three nights with my friend during our visit to Brussels. The price was very…read morereasonable and the room was perfect. It was not huge but it had plenty of space for both of us as well as two separate beds. Everything was very modern and the staff are all friendly. I highly recommend staying here!

We chose this hotel because it is within walking distance (10-15 minutes) from Gare de…read moreBruxelles-Midi /Brussels train station, as well as having an English staff. Another positive is the area shuttle, which takes to you to the train station or to the city center (near Grand Palace) during certain times. The location convenient, just through the local neighborhoods. The hotel has a restaurant, as well as a computer but no printing. Wifi in the room is offered for a small fee, but the shuttles are free. There are two elevators. Doors are opened with a regular key. The room is spacious, with a regular size bathroom/shower, and large bed. Small flat screen tv, table, chairs, and window that opens. Adequate lighting. There is clean linen and towels, and small packets of soap. Overall it is clean. To be fair, we stayed at this location a few years ago. A lot could have changed or improved, I just happened to find my unfinished draft in my yelp review folder.

Nice hotel, a bit different than you'd expect from a Courtyard in the US, but still good…read more Well-above average (if not cheap) restaurant. I stayed here for two nights and enjoyed it. I had a room on the top (7th) floor, which was odd because the elevators only went to the 6th floor and then you had to take stairs up. That was fine, but just a bit odd. The room was clean and simple with a small table to work at and decent bathroom. I also got to check in early, so I could actually grab a shower and nap after my redeye flight, which was very nice. The restaurant in the hotel was well-above-average. Breakfast had a nice selection of scrambled eggs, breakfast meats, and a few vegetables. I had dinner one night where I had Octopus, crème brûlée and Chimay Blue beer. All of which were very good. The location was also convenient to my office, most of the European Commission buildings and some basic touristing.

This hotel, to be very frank, while centrally located in Brussels and easily accessible via Metro;…read morethat's pretty much all the positives I can think of. Service: I was greeted, acknowledged for my status tier and was told that an upgrade was available but that the only difference would be the addition of a coffee maker and welcome amenity. The aforementioned was provided to my non upgraded room. I opted for the $10 daily food and beverage credit, to which the Front Desk Agent was able to provide for two. The Room: it was standard and comfortable but that was about it. The biggest drawback was not being able to lower the in room temperature to below 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Even with the heater unit off, the room still felt extremely humid. At one point in the night, and I was woken up to my friend attempting to open the windows that were sealed shut. Even coming back in the evening after a full day of exploration, the room still felt extremely warm. We had phoned the Front Desk and an agent came to our room promptly to address the situation. Initially the agent felt that the room should cool down if we leave the heater unit off. As the room still felt extremely warm, and the agent unable to guarantee that the room would cool down; we were offered to change rooms. And so we did. The Morning After: well, the new room also felt extremely warm throughout the night. Upon my departure of the hotel, I was told that unfortunately the temperature settings cannot go below 60 degrees Fahrenheit, as it is normally much colder in January and so the heaters are meant to negate the colder temperatures. Not the greatest answer to hear as much of night was sweaty. The hotel served a purpose for my time in Brussels but that I may not stay here again in the future.

First things first. I would classify the rooms as almost a hostel. Very minimalist…read more Location - Amazing, St Catherine and De Brouckere, safe area. Restaurants near by. Grand Place is not that far, 5-10 minute walk depending on your pace. Bathroom - Modern, some toiletries provided in small packets. Hand towels and bath towels provided as well. Room - Slightly dingy, carpet a bit dirty, smelled smokey/old. Noise - Can be bad if the other patrons are loud. BED - BAD. Not a lot of covers and ONE small pillow. My biggest complaint. Uncomfortable. They do have a locked baggage room which is nice if you arrive before the 3PM checkin. The room I was in did have a safe large enough for a medium sized laptop and other electronics which was nice. A very small TV was provided as well. They did have water-heat radiators which made controlling the temperature a bit challenging. Nice windows with good views as well. Breakfast was provided....for 8 Euros. But you can go to a cafe near by and get something delicious for cheaper. Would I stay here again? Only if it was the best deal around, but it might almost be worth paying more to get a nicer bed.

The room was quite old. The window let cold air inside. We heard lots of noise from other rooms and…read morethe room service in the morning. The bed was far too soft so that my back hurt after one night. Car parking costs extra and is only until 1pm the following day. The best about this place is the setting. But apart from that I would not go there again.

I did not expect a sit-down, high quality meal while visiting the cafe at Autoworld, but that's…read morewhat I got! The beer selection was respectable, and the food was super tasty. The roasted cauliflower salad was the perfect power lunch to keep me fueled up during my sightseeing through Brussels!

We never actually ate here. We ordered beers which were good. We also had cheese croquettes, these…read morewere pretty tasty but expensive for two of them. Our main menu order never got put in. Our waitress was really nice and tried to make it right. We ended up not getting any food here.

Central hotel in Brussels with larger rooms…read more We stayed in this hotel for four days while using Brussels as a landing spot to visit a handful of different cities in Belgium. This was an excellent choice that has a charming, boutique feel without overly breaking the bank. Everything was within a 10-15 minute walk and felt quite peaceful despite being in the center of it all. Highly recommended stay!

An absolute must on any visit to Brussels. My son recently teased me about an Easter basket and I…read moreneeded to remind him, I literally flew to Belgium to secure Easter chocolates from at least 7 different Belgium chocolatiers to prep his Easter gifts this year. If that doesn't keep me out of a nursing home, I don't know what will! Bestie and I finished our morning waffles and the chocolate shopping began. We went in every single shop and others around town. Thank goodness for cool temps because we had so many treats! This is a beautiful area to spend some time. We left with an extremely robust selection. A couple of my Easter bunny's from Mary's broke in transit back to the states but most everything else remained in tack. I loved admiring all of the store fronts decorated for Easter.

It's so gorgeous inside that it's definitely worth a stop! It's even more beautiful than the…read morepictures. It's pretty large and there's three shopping arcades with a good variety of shops. I didn't end up buying anything since I was leaving Brussels that day and didn't want to lug more around but still enjoyed looking around and walking through it.