Hotels in Brussel, Brussels

The hotel location is unbeatable, whether you are travelling with family or even as a solo traveller. Stayed here for 5 nights as base to travel in Begium. Although there were reviews about homeless people sleeping and hanging around just outside the hotel entrance, the frequent police and security outside make it so much safer. There is a carefour express just a few metres about and it opens from 0700-2300 so you get what you need very easily. The staff are friendly and approachable. Because it’s an Aparthotel there is no daily housekeeping services but not an issue for us because we are out most of the time. There is also a water dispenser at the hotel lobby that you can replenish your drinking watersm, just need to bring your own bottle as the hotel do not provide any disposable bottles. Overall, it’s a very convenient and rather safe place to stay.

In the hotel near the main square, the waiter was fluent in English.

Good, clean, free breakfast. However there’s rule, where you can’t enter the room from 12-3pm because of housekeepers cleaning. So i can’t sleep/rest during those period. Need to get out.

Great location close to transport links. Undergoing renovations. The room was very spacious and clean. Nicely renovated. Staff very friendly.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 10-minute walk to all the major attractions. However, the service needs improvement. On the day we were checking out, a staff member actually knocked on our door to clean the room at around 7 AM! And then claimed we hadn't put up the 'Do Not Disturb' sign! Such service quality makes this hotel seem overrated.

Brussels is the largest city in Belgium. Due to its unique geographical location, Brussels has always been recognized as the ”capital of Europe”. This stylish hotel is located on a cobblestone street with a variety of styles, adjacent to the historic Grand Place in the center of Brussels, and enjoys the reputation of being the most luxurious hotel in Belgium.

So much potential let down by poor management. We’ve stayed in over 200 hotels, and this is the first to charge a fee for a baby cot/crib (at €35!). This was requested to be placed in our room at arrival. We arrived at 1pm and after chasing relentlessly, the only placed it in our room at 9pm. Staff are very rude too. Mentioned nothing about WiFi, breakfast, location of room. Just throw a key at you without a smile and turn away.

The breakfast is very rich and the service is very good. The hotel does not have a kettle, but the restaurant can provide hot water for free. The location of the hotel is very good and it is only a 15-minute walk from the attractions. The entrance is a subway station, which is very convenient. The room is not big and the heating is very hot. It would be perfect if the hotel could provide a kettle. The hotel elevator is very small and can only serve one person at a time.

Hotel Le Grand Colombier was a simple and fairly basic place to stay. The location is tucked away, which made it nice and quiet, but unfortunately it was a bit too far from the train station to be convenient, so I wouldn’t really recommend it if you need easy access to transport. The facilities and overall style of the hotel were on the modest side, nothing fancy, but it did the job for a short stay. The real highlight was the staff, who were absolutely lovely, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit, which made the experience much nicer overall.

This hotel facilities are too poor. There is a staircase for one person to walk on the three floors. It is very awkward. People who go abroad basically have a trolley box, so they can’t go up and down. I’m even dragging and pulling one step. The next time the building people have to be vain. Advise everyone not to go. It's ＇ tossing passengers.