This quaint hotel just off Grote Markt / Grand Place is thought to be one of the most beautiful ones in town. Where one can now indulge in five-star comfort, inmates were once held behind bars; after all, amigo means prison in the local dialect, a word which was lost in translation by Spanish soldiers who likened it to mean 'friend'. The rooms are magnificent and spacious, perfect for honeymooners and romantic getaways. The service is top-notch, and includes a concierge available 24 hours-a-day to book excursions, multilingual staff and valet parking.
This centrally located, five-star hotel was built in 1930 and was well-loved by celebrities Brigitte Bardot, Gary Cooper, Humphrey Bogart, Viviane Leigh and Clark Gable. It closed in 1976, was completely refurbished and then re-opened in 1996 with much success. The glamour and charm of the original establishment hasn't changed. In addition, there are 66 rooms reserved for non-smokers. While dining in the hotel restaurant L'Estérel, be sure to check out the lifelike portraits and landscapes painted on the ceiling.
This small hotel is a welcome change from the city's larger business lodgings. Housed in a beautifully restored 17th Century mansion, the rooms are named after Belgian painters and are all decorated differently. Most have antique furnishings, lovely wall paintings and a decorative fireplace, as well as exquisite views overlooking the courtyard. They are also all equipped with free Internet connection. The homemade breakfast buffet consists of a wide variety of Belgian and international specialties. And for seeing the city, there is even a limousine for hire.
Positioned near the Midi train station, this old home turned boutique hotel provides luxury with a modern edge. The interior is decorated with black, white, and chrome with straight lines that gives the hotel a sleek, cosmopolitan feel. If you're looking to rest in luxury at affordable prices in an up and coming area, then be sure to stay at Hotel be Manos.
Stanhope Hotel offers upscale accommodations in a country house atmosphere. The plush rooms are beautifully decorated - order breakfast to enjoy in your room for a relaxing morning. The hotel features concierge services, childcare, a bar, an award-winning restaurant, and grocery delivery.
The Hotel Brussels offers an impressive night's stay. This four star hotel has elegant decor and friendly service. All of the guestrooms have fantastic views of Brussels. The restaurant Café d’Egmont is located in the hotel and serves delicious European cuisine that is ideal for special occasions. There is also a deluxe on-site spa that is perfect for pampering yourself. Complimentary WiFi is offered throughout the hotel.
Located in Etterbeek, The Little Maples offers 3 nicely decorated rooms in a renovated house, each of them is equipped with a private bathroom, TV, phone and wireless Internet access. The owner also runs a chocolaterie so be sure to go for a little tasting session!
Arty 19th century house owned by painter Annick Zimmerman and Patrick Babu, arts and architecture specialist.
This quaint hotel just off Grote Markt / Grand Place is thought to be one of the most beautiful ones in town. Where one can now indulge in five-star comfort, inmates were once held behind bars; after all, amigo means prison in the local dialect, a word which was lost in translation by Spanish soldiers who likened it to mean 'friend'. The rooms are magnificent and spacious, perfect for honeymooners and romantic getaways. The service is top-notch, and includes a concierge available 24 hours-a-day to book excursions, multilingual staff and valet parking.
Le Châtelain is a all-suite hotel located in the center of the fashionable Avenue Louise area. The airport is 20 minutes away, the Grand Place and the European Parliament just 10 minutes. Bois de Cambre (the wooded park) is about 700 meters away. Bar Il Ilgado and the lounge have a gorgeous open hearth fireplace. Monday to Friday, the restaurant La Maison du Châtelain offers an afternoon special called Quiche Lunch, a full meal at a reasonable price.
This centrally located, five-star hotel was built in 1930 and was well-loved by celebrities Brigitte Bardot, Gary Cooper, Humphrey Bogart, Viviane Leigh and Clark Gable. It closed in 1976, was completely refurbished and then re-opened in 1996 with much success. The glamour and charm of the original establishment hasn't changed. In addition, there are 66 rooms reserved for non-smokers. While dining in the hotel restaurant L'Estérel, be sure to check out the lifelike portraits and landscapes painted on the ceiling.
This small hotel is a welcome change from the city's larger business lodgings. Housed in a beautifully restored 17th Century mansion, the rooms are named after Belgian painters and are all decorated differently. Most have antique furnishings, lovely wall paintings and a decorative fireplace, as well as exquisite views overlooking the courtyard. They are also all equipped with free Internet connection. The homemade breakfast buffet consists of a wide variety of Belgian and international specialties. And for seeing the city, there is even a limousine for hire.