Brussels Hotels with Gym

The dominican is definitely worth every penny! 1 Street away from the busy shopping area grandplace, 200m away from metro, room is extremely comfort clean and spacious. Delicious breakfast, friendly polite and helpful staff.

We checked in early and got a room right away, which was great because I wasn't feeling well and could rest immediately. The bed was very comfortable, and I slept really well. There's a large shopping mall across the street, and it's only a 15-minute walk along the shopping street to the Old Town, where you'll find attractions like Manneken Pis and the City Hall.

The hotel's location is great, right near a subway station, and it's an easy 10-15 minute walk to Grand Place. The surrounding area felt safe, and there's a shopping mall nearby. We booked a family room for three. We dropped off our luggage first, and by the time we checked in, they had already set up the sofa bed for us. Although, according to my friend, the extended sofa bed wasn't very comfortable to sleep on. They also prepared amenities for three people. Overall, everything was good, except for an uneven transition between the bathroom and the room, which made it very easy to trip. The soundproofing was excellent; we didn't hear any footsteps or other noises. Each floor of the hotel has a dedicated water dispenser where you can get still water, sparkling water, and warm water.

The nicest budget hotel I ever stayed in. 24/7 free hot drinks, microwave and room size is big enough for 2 people. Hotel staff all are so friendly. Very close to the tram station Bailly. Just one note the way reaching to the hotel is quite a hike, so if you hate hassle with luggage, consider take taxi. But we are totally fine and very satisfied with this hotel. Thanks for making our stay very memorable in Brussels.

This hotel was very beautiful. The facility is very new and smells good. The receptionists are all very friendly and spoke fluent english. In the room, they provided most of the amenities you will need. There is also Netflix available (use your own account).

This was a very elegantly furnished hotel in the northern part of the city, near metro and train stations. Daily cleaning was efficient and unobtrusive. Kettle in room was provided with various teas and coffee. The gym is small but functional. The staff were helpful and friendly.

The hotel is a short walk from the central train station, and it's downhill, which makes it a bit easier with luggage. However, it's a cobblestone path, so it can still be a bit tiring. The room is spacious; I think it might be an accessible room because there are grab bars by the toilet. The shower drain was very slow, and water overflowed into the entire bathroom. The bedding was clean, but the bed was a bit soft. This room actually had two single beds, so four people could comfortably stay here. There's air conditioning, and you can make it quite cold. There's no free bottled water, only tap water, so it's best to buy a large bottle from the Carrefour convenience store next door. Given its proximity to the train station, there are quite a few homeless people around at night, so it's best to avoid going out after dark.

Counter Staffs were really friendly and overall the ambience of the hotel was nice. The rooms abit small but the toilet was great

The room has been renovated and is clean, with no particular issues. Shampoo and body soap are provided as amenities. Although I didn't notice any construction noise, the hotel lobby and other areas seemed to still be undergoing renovation. The entrance shown in the uploaded photos is the main one, but it's not always accessible. It's unclear when it can and cannot be used. If this entrance is unavailable, you have to enter through the affiliated Mercure Hotel's entrance. However, the Mercure's door is very heavy, and I couldn't open it myself.

Originally booked for Mercure Brussels Centre Rogier, and then changed to Hotel des Colonies Brussels by Mercure from Trip.com. During check in, we were asked if we book one over the other, indicating there are indeed TWO different hotels (and yes merging to one name by Mercure) and TWO different buildings. Picture 1 left is Hotel des Colonies Brussels (old building with old lift whereby you have to open the lift door manually, creaking floors, particular smell), right is Mercure Brussels Centre Rogier (modern, newly renovated, easy lift access). We were checked in to Hotel des Colonies and couldn’t even connect to a wifi properly. When asked about it, receptionist casually remarked they will reset the wifi and asked to try again, reluctant for the room shift. Tried and failed, we demanded to change to another room as we stayed there for 4 nights! We asked a different receptionist for this. Another thing is we were not informed about no room cleaning during check in. So when we requested one in the late afternoon, we were told to request it one day earlier and were asked to clean the bin ourselves at that point of time. Really speechless. Free coffee machine but not properly replenished and some cups were dirty.