Hotels With Wi-Fi in Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium

Amazing hotel and wonderful garden. All very well. Just a very bad encounter with the front desk receptionist Gomez. The lock in my room was not working and I checked with the front desk on this. Mr Gomez reply was 'do you not feel safe'? For a paying customer safety is of the utmost importance and this was not taken seriously at all. He then just went on to serve another guest without acknowledgment to our conversation. I called the front desk to ask them to come and have a look. The phone was answered by Mr Gomez, who said he would be there right away, but did not show up at all. This is pathetic and unacceptable behaviour towards a guest who is concerned about their safety in a renowned hotel like yours. I trust this will be looked into with some level of seriousness

I recently stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Brussels City and had a fantastic experience. The rooms are incredibly spacious, providing ample space to relax and unwind. The location is unbeatable, situated near Place Rogier and overlooking the Botanical Gardens, making it extremely convenient for both sightseeing and attending events. The hotel’s blend of modern comfort and historic charm adds a unique touch to the stay. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that all my needs were met promptly. The cleanliness of the rooms and common areas was impeccable, which I greatly appreciated. However, I did find the pricing to be on the higher side. While the amenities and services are top-notch, the value for money could be improved. Despite this, the overall experience was positive, and I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Brussels.

Hotel is located just next to the Midi train station, where you could enter it by the side door located near to Haagen Daaz in the station. As we arrived too early, we weren't allowed to check in hence we put the luggage at the concierge. When we returned to collect our luggage around 8pm after check in, we were shocked to find out that we need to locate our own luggages from 3 different storage room 🙄 Then, what was the luggage tag given to us served as? I find this super tedious tbh! Apart from this small hiccup, the rest of the stay was okay. However, there is no room slipper, toothbrush & toothpaste being provided in the room. Personally I find that both the mattress & pillows need to be replaced as they're too soft & thus I woke up with sore back.

The staff members were very friendly and helpful. I didn't expect to be allowed to store my luggage after checking out, but they allowed it. It definitely helped with my schedule, as my train was delayed. The kitchen and common area was well decorated. I really liked it, especially when the room was so small. And about the room - the room is very small. You can still somehow manage to store your luggage in the room, but remember - you share the room with others, and during my stay, my room was full. One thing I had a problem with was the bathroom. The shower area is sooooo small. If you are a tall and big guy, you might not be able to fit in it. The showering area was also clogged, although housekeeping did take a look at it, the problem wasn't fixed. It's also very noisy - people staying in the next room open their door and you will know. It's quite loud. That said, considering the price I paid for my stay in Brussels, those problems were tolerable.

One stone away from Grand Place. A lot of eateries and very center and Was able to Visit what I wanted to see in Brussels. The hotel itself screams history and art. The very detail of every corner of the entire hotel tells a story. We even met the very humble and nice owner. All staff was also nice and gives us a welcoming vibe. Will definitely come back again. Breakfast was decent nonetheless hope can add an egg to the meal :) No complaints at all! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Having to change my travel plans last minute was a challenge but I'm glad to have had the opportunity to stay at the Warwick in Brussels. The check in was seamless and the concierge staff was welcoming with the whole check in process. The only thing that was off was the entertainment system that wasn't plugged in and setup in the room so I had to trouble shoot the tv

I booked this hotel at the last minute for a short trip to Brussels for an event.I arrived at night time so it took a while to get my bearings from De Bruckere metro station. I arrived tired and hungry so once I checked in,I got a quick shower to freshen up. Booked a single room (bed was slightly bigger than a single). Okay size for the time I was there. It had a patio door so could go outside if you smoke. Bathroom small but for what I needed perfect. There was even a hairdryer which was needed as my trousers had been washed before ai left home and were a bit damp and also for drying hair on the Sunday morning. A safe was in the room and a colour TV with a desk and chair. Foodwise,the information in the hotel booklet in the room needs to be updated as it stated breakfast was on the 7th floor. It wasn't it was on the ground floor then you had to go down a couple of lots of stairs so bear this in mind if wanting to eat breakfast in the hotel especially if disabled or you have mobility issues.Breakfast was scrambled egg,bacon,mushrooms,baked beans if you wanted a hot option. There was also a waffle machine,toast,cereals,yogurt,fruit and pastries with water,fruit juice and two hot drinks makers for tea,coggee and hot chocolate. Food was ok for setting me up for the rest of the day. There are lots of bars and restaurants nearby selling a variety of different cuisines however the friterie a few doors up seemed to always be busy. Location wise about 6 minutes walk to the Grand Place and about 8-10 minutes to the Mannequin Pis. In the other direction about the same to the Place de Monnaie which has lots of shops like Uniqlo,Foot Locket,Primark,Decathlon etc. There is a Dunkin Donuts however there is only seating on the upstairs level and there is no lift. Found using the Beurs metro either no 4 or 10 useful for if getting the Eurostar from Brussels. Staff helpful as was able to leave my bags in the left luggage room whilst sightseeing on last day and helped with directions to get to South-Midi station. Only complaints if you can call them that are,lack of kettle in room for making a tea or coffee (much needed after a long journey),decoration in room needs a refresh as paint work chipped and looks like it has seen better days same with corridors away from hotel lobby.

The location of the hotel is simply great, right in the city center and less than 100 meters from the Grand Place in Brussels. We took the train from Luxembourg and got off at the Central Station. It is less than 50 meters away from the hotel. The location is excellent.

Ah, Hotel Indigo Brussels – where the décor is as vibrant as a botanical garden, yet the walls are as thin as a tulip’s petal.  Let’s start with breakfast: for €25 per person, one might expect a royal feast. Instead, we were treated to a continental breakfast that seemed to have misplaced half of its hot items. And charging extra for a pancake? That’s just flipping outrageous! The room itself was a mixed bouquet. While the design was unique, the noise levels were more suited to a lively greenhouse than a restful retreat. Conversations from neighboring rooms were as clear as a bell, making sleep as elusive as a rare orchid. On the bright side, the hotel’s location is prime—perfect for exploring the city center and conveniently close to the north train station.  In summary, Hotel Indigo Brussels offers a unique design and great location, but at a price point that leaves you feeling like you’ve paid for a rose and received a daisy.

Convenient location near the station. Check in was quick and easy, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Highlight was the bar serving a decent selection of Belgian beers at a pretty reasonable price given it being a hotel bar.

Amazing hotel and wonderful garden. All very well. Just a very bad encounter with the front desk receptionist Gomez. The lock in my room was not working and I checked with the front desk on this. Mr Gomez reply was 'do you not feel safe'? For a paying customer safety is of the utmost importance and this was not taken seriously at all. He then just went on to serve another guest without acknowledgment to our conversation. I called the front desk to ask them to come and have a look. The phone was answered by Mr Gomez, who said he would be there right away, but did not show up at all. This is pathetic and unacceptable behaviour towards a guest who is concerned about their safety in a renowned hotel like yours. I trust this will be looked into with some level of seriousness

Hotel is located just next to the Midi train station, where you could enter it by the side door located near to Haagen Daaz in the station. As we arrived too early, we weren't allowed to check in hence we put the luggage at the concierge. When we returned to collect our luggage around 8pm after check in, we were shocked to find out that we need to locate our own luggages from 3 different storage room 🙄 Then, what was the luggage tag given to us served as? I find this super tedious tbh! Apart from this small hiccup, the rest of the stay was okay. However, there is no room slipper, toothbrush & toothpaste being provided in the room. Personally I find that both the mattress & pillows need to be replaced as they're too soft & thus I woke up with sore back.

The staff members were very friendly and helpful. I didn't expect to be allowed to store my luggage after checking out, but they allowed it. It definitely helped with my schedule, as my train was delayed. The kitchen and common area was well decorated. I really liked it, especially when the room was so small. And about the room - the room is very small. You can still somehow manage to store your luggage in the room, but remember - you share the room with others, and during my stay, my room was full. One thing I had a problem with was the bathroom. The shower area is sooooo small. If you are a tall and big guy, you might not be able to fit in it. The showering area was also clogged, although housekeeping did take a look at it, the problem wasn't fixed. It's also very noisy - people staying in the next room open their door and you will know. It's quite loud. That said, considering the price I paid for my stay in Brussels, those problems were tolerable.

One stone away from Grand Place. A lot of eateries and very center and Was able to Visit what I wanted to see in Brussels. The hotel itself screams history and art. The very detail of every corner of the entire hotel tells a story. We even met the very humble and nice owner. All staff was also nice and gives us a welcoming vibe. Will definitely come back again. Breakfast was decent nonetheless hope can add an egg to the meal :) No complaints at all! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Having to change my travel plans last minute was a challenge but I'm glad to have had the opportunity to stay at the Warwick in Brussels. The check in was seamless and the concierge staff was welcoming with the whole check in process. The only thing that was off was the entertainment system that wasn't plugged in and setup in the room so I had to trouble shoot the tv

I booked this hotel at the last minute for a short trip to Brussels for an event.I arrived at night time so it took a while to get my bearings from De Bruckere metro station. I arrived tired and hungry so once I checked in,I got a quick shower to freshen up. Booked a single room (bed was slightly bigger than a single). Okay size for the time I was there. It had a patio door so could go outside if you smoke. Bathroom small but for what I needed perfect. There was even a hairdryer which was needed as my trousers had been washed before ai left home and were a bit damp and also for drying hair on the Sunday morning. A safe was in the room and a colour TV with a desk and chair. Foodwise,the information in the hotel booklet in the room needs to be updated as it stated breakfast was on the 7th floor. It wasn't it was on the ground floor then you had to go down a couple of lots of stairs so bear this in mind if wanting to eat breakfast in the hotel especially if disabled or you have mobility issues.Breakfast was scrambled egg,bacon,mushrooms,baked beans if you wanted a hot option. There was also a waffle machine,toast,cereals,yogurt,fruit and pastries with water,fruit juice and two hot drinks makers for tea,coggee and hot chocolate. Food was ok for setting me up for the rest of the day. There are lots of bars and restaurants nearby selling a variety of different cuisines however the friterie a few doors up seemed to always be busy. Location wise about 6 minutes walk to the Grand Place and about 8-10 minutes to the Mannequin Pis. In the other direction about the same to the Place de Monnaie which has lots of shops like Uniqlo,Foot Locket,Primark,Decathlon etc. There is a Dunkin Donuts however there is only seating on the upstairs level and there is no lift. Found using the Beurs metro either no 4 or 10 useful for if getting the Eurostar from Brussels. Staff helpful as was able to leave my bags in the left luggage room whilst sightseeing on last day and helped with directions to get to South-Midi station. Only complaints if you can call them that are,lack of kettle in room for making a tea or coffee (much needed after a long journey),decoration in room needs a refresh as paint work chipped and looks like it has seen better days same with corridors away from hotel lobby.

The location of the hotel is simply great, right in the city center and less than 100 meters from the Grand Place in Brussels. We took the train from Luxembourg and got off at the Central Station. It is less than 50 meters away from the hotel. The location is excellent.

Convenient location near the station. Check in was quick and easy, and the staff were friendly and helpful. Highlight was the bar serving a decent selection of Belgian beers at a pretty reasonable price given it being a hotel bar.

I highly recommended the hotel as the staff are very friendly & welcoming. The location is accessible. We’ll definitely book here again.

Location was near Brussels Central Train Station, about 15 minutes by walking. Hotel & room were very clean. Services were good. The Hotel also had a gym room & a small swimming pool. Besides, restaurant and breakfast were very good.

I recently stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Brussels City and had a fantastic experience. The rooms are incredibly spacious, providing ample space to relax and unwind. The location is unbeatable, situated near Place Rogier and overlooking the Botanical Gardens, making it extremely convenient for both sightseeing and attending events. The hotel’s blend of modern comfort and historic charm adds a unique touch to the stay. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that all my needs were met promptly. The cleanliness of the rooms and common areas was impeccable, which I greatly appreciated. However, I did find the pricing to be on the higher side. While the amenities and services are top-notch, the value for money could be improved. Despite this, the overall experience was positive, and I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Brussels.

Ah, Hotel Indigo Brussels – where the décor is as vibrant as a botanical garden, yet the walls are as thin as a tulip’s petal.  Let’s start with breakfast: for €25 per person, one might expect a royal feast. Instead, we were treated to a continental breakfast that seemed to have misplaced half of its hot items. And charging extra for a pancake? That’s just flipping outrageous! The room itself was a mixed bouquet. While the design was unique, the noise levels were more suited to a lively greenhouse than a restful retreat. Conversations from neighboring rooms were as clear as a bell, making sleep as elusive as a rare orchid. On the bright side, the hotel’s location is prime—perfect for exploring the city center and conveniently close to the north train station.  In summary, Hotel Indigo Brussels offers a unique design and great location, but at a price point that leaves you feeling like you’ve paid for a rose and received a daisy.

The hotel is beautiful, the rooms are superb, very modern, the beds are comfortable, beautiful bathroom, coffee and tea are very appreciated. Beautiful swimming pool, unfortunately it was closed without warning. Too bad the person at the reception who does not speak French, we had no dialogue, questions impossible. Be careful of the step when you get out of bed, especially at night, it is quite high. Otherwise we had a pleasant stay.

It’s situated on a bit of an uphill so keep that in mind if you are carrying a heavy luggage. My body and face had a bit of a rashes using the pillows but it cleared up after a couple hours after I woke up. Pretty spacious for a family room as I booked for myself, my husband and my parents. They have a strict room cleaning timing as we told the lady that we will still need some time and to come back later but she never did. Would book here again if I am not sensitive to the pillows and the stay was memorable.

The location of the hotel is really good! Get off at North Railway Station and walk for about 10 minutes. It's very convenient to get around by train. It takes less than half an hour to walk to the attractions. The front desk service is average and they understand English, which is fine. The room was a little bigger than I expected, and the bathroom was relatively new and clean. That's about it for this price. As a tourist who goes out early in the morning, it is very suitable. but! The sound insulation is too poor. We stayed for two nights. At around 7 o'clock in the morning, the sound of the shower next door was very loud. Fortunately, we also got up early in the morning... No other problems.

If you're looking for a no-frills, budget-friendly stay in Brussels, Hotel Siru is your go-to! Nestled right next to the Rogier subway station, the location is a dream for both avid explorers and lazy travelers alike. Seriously, if it were any closer to the subway, it would be on the tracks! The rooms are clean and cozy, nothing fancy, but hey, who needs a chandelier when you're just there to crash after a day of waffles and chocolate? The service? Top-notch. The staff are so attentive and friendly, you'd think they mistook you for royalty. They even helped us with directions, dining recommendations, and were quick with extra towels—no need to resort to using the hand towels like makeshift bath sheets. Now, Brussels has a bit of a reputation for being... let's say, 'adventurous.' But don't fret! Despite the city's somewhat sketchy safety stats, we managed to dodge danger like pros. We weren't mugged or robbed—hooray for small victories! We did have a close encounter with a pickpocket, though. Some overly enthusiastic Maghrebi immigrant tried their luck on our first day, but they must have been new at the game. We walked away with all our belongings intact and a story to tell. In conclusion, Hotel Siru is your knight in slightly faded armor, offering a safe, clean, and friendly haven amidst the bustling streets of Brussels. Book your stay, and may your pockets remain as full as your stomach after sampling Brussels' finest treats!

Location is good close to the center and watever all the places you need by walking distance and the metro as well. The service just so sorry but I will recommend this hotel

The hotel is easy to find, it's on a higher floor, the hotel is warmly decorated, the family room is great, the view is good, the bathroom is spacious, the shower water pressure is strong and the temperature is stable. The room is not included in the booking, you have to order breakfast yourself, there are breakfast sets priced at 10-19 euros, the taste is good. It's a 15-minute walk from the square, you can pass the comic museum and the cathedral, but the bridge hole you pass by has a urine smell, which is not good. It's a 5-minute walk from Brussels North Station, which is still convenient. The only drawback is that the towels are very bad. When I dried my hair, I wiped a towel crumb, it should be changed.

ALL GOOD with excellent reception staff support. Fortunately, they advised me NOT to park my park in the streets around the corner of the hotel because foreigners's car happened to have their windows smashed. So I parked in the Hotel parking to secure my car. Looks like this neighborghood is not safe...

The location is debatable. Very close to the tram and Train Station. But as a neighborhood, it is a bad, scary and unsafe neighborhood. The neighborhood where Noord Station is located is just awful, but it can be nice if you get over the trauma and return to the hotel before late at night. The remaining opportunities in the hotel's ga*** were ideal and the night could be spent comfortably.

Location is 10m walk from Midi SNCB station. Massive construction work at entrance, so get a room facing courtyard is advisable. Room is fine for 1-2nts, the neighbourhood is mainly occupied by African, Middle Easterners & East Asian. Many grocery shops, buying fruits & daily essentials are cheap, for meals it’s better to eat in the station Did not consume the hotel breakfast. Lift& corridoris extremely claustrophobic, the space of 1pax

A small hotel right next to the station, I would say its a perfect choice for a short-term stay, since the hotel's interior design is pretty simple n convenience for travelers. They provide lockers at the lobby for customers, which is very thoughtful.

Location was a bit grim outside - lots of building work going on down the entire street, and the general area around Bruxelles Midi is a bit sketchy with homeless people. But we didn't have any problems, although we were super on guard the whole time. It is extremely convenient to get to the station though. The hotel itself was amazing, and the spa area was great. After a long day out, the sauna and jacuzzi and steam room all hit the spot.

It is a hotel across the street from the train station Brussels midi which is the main train station for fast trains. The hotel is newly renovated. The room is quite clean. However, the room cleaning is not provided every day unless it is requested. So the sign needs to put ok the door to get the room cleaned. Clean towels can be requested at the front desk.

The hotel is located not far from the Royal Palace right from a shopping street with trams. When I arrived there was only self service check in although there is a reception hidden at the back. No AMEX card was accepted only visa, Mastercard or European bank card which made paying harder than required. The room was clean but small and there was not even a cup or kettle in the room. Also no tv just one bed with two separate duvets. The bathroom has small shower and the floor seemed to be some sort of plastic cover. The light switch also switched off all power so in the morning my phone was not charged, I did notice later that there were in fact two buttons but as the are black it was hard to see. There is a seating area but as it was on the top floor the roof takes most space. On checking out I was told that there is a central kitchen area below stairs where you can get a cup or use the microwave but as there was nobody with check in I didn't find out. Price was reasonable for Brussels and it was close to my client it was satisfactory.

Price: I booked it for more than 700, including breakfast. The price is quite affordable. The conditions are pretty good in all aspects. Location: In fact, the location is a little far, and it is still far from the Manneken Pis. It is about 2.5 kilometers, and it takes half an hour to walk. It is recommended to book a hotel near Brussels Square. It is within walking distance of the luxury street. You have to change buses after taking the No. 12 bus from the airport. Service: I paid a deposit of 25 euros, and the front desk is actually the front desk of the hotel bar. I have never confirmed that it is the front desk. The hotel has a gym, which has drinking water and green apples. You can enter by swiping a card. Breakfast: It ended at 10 o'clock. No one cared about me, so I ate there. There are not many varieties. I suggest that those who want to sleep until they wake up naturally should not eat breakfast. And it is exaggerated that because the curtains were drawn in the breakfast area at 10 o'clock, a white man and a black man were stealing breakfast inside (not a guest). The black man left with his schoolbag, and the white man continued to steal. I checked in on Monday. There are some hotels with more than 500 yuan in the back with better locations. I booked early, but I suffered a loss. I originally wanted to ask Ctrip to cancel the trip, but they wouldn’t let me.

The Citadines Toison d'Or Brussels offers a comfortable and convenient stay in the heart of Brussels. The hotel's modern and well-equipped apartments provide a homey atmosphere, ideal for both short and long-term stays. Its central location allows easy access to key attractions, shopping, and dining options. Guests can enjoy the proximity to the lively Avenue Louise and the picturesque Place du Grand Sablon. The staff is known for their professionalism and friendly service, ensuring a pleasant and hassle-free experience. However, some visitors have noted occasional maintenance issues, which the management promptly addresses. Overall, Citadines Toison d'Or Brussels promises a satisfying stay.

I was really lucky. When all the flights were cancelled due to a strike in Belgium, I was able to stay in a place that felt just like home. It was like the old houses I had read about in fairy tales. As soon as I stepped inside, I was amazed. The layout was really unique. I had to climb two flights of stairs to reach my room, and it truly felt like I was on my way to a princess's room in a fairyland. When I got to the door of my room, I never expected it to be a tall double door. I felt as if I was entering a palace. The room was spacious, and it had a fireplace that I had always dreamed of. The door lock used an old-fashioned key, just like the kind that many people wear as a decoration around their necks. For someone like me who is used to living in reinforced concrete buildings and taking the elevator every day, this experience was truly like a fairy tale. Although this place wasn't perfect, perhaps the old houses in fairy tales are all like this, aren't they? The experience here was really special.

My favorite hotel in Brussels so far. Good location with many restaurants, convenient stores, shops etc. Friendly and helpful staff! The room was clean and spacious. Good breakfast. Everything was perfect during the stay! Would definitely recommend this place!

I arrived before check-in time and asked if I could leave my luggage, and I was able to guide me to a room where I could check in!