This may or may not be my new favorite hotel chain! Stayed here for 4 nights and loved every bit of…read morethe experience. The check-in was extremely smooth and they were nice enough to hold our suitcases throughout the day while we explored the city. Here are my favorite parts of the hotel: - The breakfast is absolutely incredible. Think 4 different kinds of eggs and fresh-made juices where you can literally see the pulp of the fruits. I think my favorite thing every day was putting the fried egg and mackerel in the perfectly crispy bread roll. Also the orange juice was just to die for as they literally have an orange juice machine squeezing fresh oranges. - I appreciate how environmentally friendly they are. The bottles they use for shampoo and body wash are 100% reusable and if you don't ask them to clean your room that night, they give you a €5 voucher to use on one of their other shops. Whether or not I got the €5 is still a mystery but I very much appreciate that idea. - The staff here is incredibly accommodating. The lights in our room were not working and neither was the phone to reach the front desk so they immediately helped us change a room. The new room we switched into was far bigger than our old one, which was such a nice gesture of them. - Everything in this hotel is incredibly new. The whole decor is very modern, so is the showers, which makes it a very great stay. - Free water and free wifi. I don't know what else I can say. I feel like if a hotel has these 2 things, it automatically gets a one star boost no matter how the experience went. Overall, absolutely fantastic stay at Thon Hotels. Will definitely be looking out for more of these hotels in the future in my European travels. Cannot recommend this place more.

Location is off. In the middle of nowhere. Restaurants around have mostly American fastfood. Many…read moretimes I had the unpleasant experience to have white worms in the bathroom , and when an IT problem happens, that seems to be almost general, (resulting in Tav not working the entire time I am here)'they don't offer anything aside an apology. The least they could do is to offer a drink. I don't recommend this hotel

Really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The building is very beautiful and charming. The room was…read morelarge and comfortable. The service was excellent. The location was pretty good too ... about a 15 minute tram ride to the sites.

I had the pleasure of staying here from June 22-27. I was in town for work, and we chose the…read moreWarwick as it was half way between the office and downtown Brussels. The 94/93 (to Grand Place) tram stops are only a block away, and the Carrefour Express Vleurgat (a local grocery with a wide selection of ready-to-eat/drink options) is about the same distance. A short walk north on Avenue Louise to Chaussée de Vleurgat and around to Place Albert Leemans will provide you numerous options for restaurants (see review on Le Bugatti) and pubs. So, as far as location, I was quite satisfied. The hotel is quaint, and the staff was quite friendly and accommodating. I had e-mailed the staff prior to my arrival requesting that a clothing iron be available in the room during my stay (a trouser press wasn't going to cut it), and was pleased to find it waiting for me when I checked into my room. My room was situated on the 8th floor with an eastward view over Avenue Lousie, which was nice, especially being able to open the balcony doors to let in the breeze. The rooms are basic, but clean, well-maintained with a comfortable bed. For simplicity on our arrival day, we ate dinner at the restaurant in the lobby. Finding a table is never issue because it seemed like no one was ever down there. The food was good and satisfied what we were looking for. They offer a daily breakfast buffet for about 24€, but we never tried it out. I generally just walked to Carrefour for any breakfast items on the way to the tram. Overall, a pleasant experience with a very accommodating staff. Should work take me back to Brussels, I will likely opt to stay here again.

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.

We stayed at the Radisson RED Brussels for two nights. It was a very cute and kitschy property - I…read moreloved the décor and the light airy atmosphere, as well as the staff. There was an area of adorable little seating pods in the lobby, with a giant selfie screen, as well as a foozball table in the common area. The walls on each floor were papered with giant comic strips and the carpet on each floor was a neat zig zag pattern.We had a twin room (two twin beds) and there were the two twin beds, but they were pushed together to form a queen. I didn't see a way to separate them easily, but we were fine with that. The dressers in the rooms were like adorable red doll trunks with cute vanity lights and full length mirror doors inside. Our room also had a couch and coffee table near the TV, and a picnic style table in the sitting area. The windows opened a crack, but they open outward from above, like they would fall on your head - except they catch on a latch before knocking you in your noggin. Just something to be aware of if you are wanting fresh air!The bathroom was large and very clean. There is a motion activated light in the bathroom which was nice for when you get up to go to the restroom in the middle of the night and you don't want to turn on the lights to wake your travel companion. The shower was a little bit hard to gauge and was on a delay, so be aware that you have to twist the temperature knob to where you want it, then wait for it to actually become that temperature. It doesn't switch temperatures right away, so just have some patience before twirling it back over and getting frustrated. The location was in a more businessy district, right near the European Commission, the European Parliament buildings and some other large business buildings nearby. This makes for a very clean neighborhood, with little to no graffiti or litter - however, it also makes for some rather light options when it comes to restaurants and shops in the area being opened late or on the weekends. There is a cute park nearby with pieces of the Berlin Wall on display, which was very cool to see. A metro stop is very close as well, to get to other areas of the city very easily!Overall, this was an adorable and affordable hotel in a very nice and clean area of the city. I would recommend this, especially for those that have business at the nearby government buildings or want a quieter area of Brussels but with a nearby public transport option!

Such a great experience here. The customer service was amazing and the atmosphere is great! I…read morereally wish they had more. It's a Alice and Wonderland theme and there's cool sayings and phrases in certain parts of the hotel. There's also like 6 televisions on the wall in the lobby area that you can take selfies and send them to yourself or post them on their social media. The room sizes were amazing! Especially considering you're in Europe. Our room had a bed, a couch, and a table. Plenty of room! You can either have two twin beds or one standard bed (when you put the two together). Also, You can pretty much do everything on your phone! perfect for our generation. I most definitely will be back! Amazing place.

Very nice and luxurious hotel. Rooms are good sized, bathroom also very nice and large, 3-ply…read moretoilet paper!! The included breakfast is better than most hotels. Good location, lots of good restaurants right outside. Overall very happy with my week long stay here, would stay again!

Beautiful hotel with eclectic art in the heart of the EU capital. European luxurious breakfasts…read moreand old-school customer centric service, white glove cleanliness and oh-so-comfortable beds. #Brussels best frites steps away along with serene park nearby.

The Hotel it's self is very nice fantastic facilities great day time staff however the hotel is in…read morea rather unsafe and sketchy area and the night staff have provided possibly the worst staff experience I have ever had in my ten years of frequent travel across 16 countries the "security guard" is incredibly rude the man at the desk was incredibly rude when I politely asked him tomorrow allow me to retrieve my luggage from the baggage storage room and the bartender was incredibly condescending and overall rude if I hadn't had the experience with these three individuals that I have this would be five stars however a nice hotel with rude staff will always be worse that a bad hotel with kind staff I feel bad say that because the other staff at this hotel are incredibly kind and helpful but those three individuals managed to overpower all of the other positives.

Pros: Probably the…read morecleanest hostel I've ever been to, they were cleaning details like railings etc daily The rooms are cleaned often with fresh towels daily The beds are pretty comfortable The people who stayed were all courteous and respectful . I felt ok leaving my big suitcase in the room unlocked, and locked my smaller items in the cubbies. One time I left the key in the lock all Day and it was fine Lively bar, but not hostel prices. Cons: Dorms are very small and 6 to a room, i touched the girl next to me in the next bed with my foot as we didn't have a bunk and the two beds were so close The rooms have windows that do not open so it gets pretty stuffy, everyone was snoring Lockers are not free for large items, and it's not near the rooms. there is no free storage after check out or before check in. No activities or tours available Vending machine water was almost 4 euro. Overall an ok value for the money (43 Euro for a dorm bed in May) but only bc there is not much cheap in the city. I enjoyed my stay but it's a pricey city and the hostel follows suit.

Well, this is the military restaurant for Belgian officers and their guests. There are some nice…read moreprivate dining rooms with historical military artifacts and paintings. The staff is very friendly and you can get reasonably priced French-style cuisine. If you can lunch or dine here, don't pass up the opportunity!

Conveniently located near lots of shopping. I loved the spacious corner room I had on the 10th…read morefloor (1020) which had a fantastic view with automated curtains and ample lighting. The king sized bed was very comfy. The bathroom layout is a bit odd - the toilet is in a separate tiny room and the shower has a clear glass door, visible from the rest of the room depending on the angle as it is not in a closed off, separate room. If you're sharing a room and would prefer a more private bathroom, keep this in mind. Everything was closed when I stayed as it was a national holiday but I was not sorry about lounging around my room a bit longer after a busy week of traveling. Check in and check out was straightforward.

My company stays here for business so have been quite a few times. Solid, quality hotel with all…read morethe amenities of any other good hotel out there. Decent restaurant, although I have only ever eaten breakfast. Also, a pretty happening bar for those wanting to partake. Quiet, comfortable rooms with decent beds. Nice shopping area near the hotel and about a10 minute walk down to the central Brussels area. Overall a quality hotel if you're looking for a place to stay in Brussels.

The Happy Guesthouse is the perfect basecamp to explore Belgium…read more We spent four nights at Sophie's Happy Guesthouse in Brussels and recommend it for several reasons. First, it is conveniently located within a five minute walk of Brussels' central train station. You don't want or need to change accommodations every night. We stayed at the Happy Guesthouse for the duration of our time in Belgium while making daytrips to Bruges/ Ostend, Ghent, and Antwerp. Each is within an hour or so of the central station and the trains are regular, quick, comfortable, and reasonably priced. Second, Sophie and her staff made us very comfortable. Our room was small but it was comfortable, as was the bed. There is no elevator but that was not an issue for us. If you have concerns, request a room on a lower floor. And breakfast was consistently tasty with several options. Finally, Sophie and her staff were flexible. When we wanted to get an early start, they accommodated us by delivering breakfast to our room prior to the normal breakfast window. And when our departing flight was cancelled by Air Maroc on short notice, they accommodated us by allowing us to leave our luggage and to pick it up later in the day, after we had checked out and turned in our key. So, what more could one ask for?

This is such a cute place to stay. It is very contemporary in a more traditional looking part of…read morethe city. This place is very very cozy and well taken care of. You get breakfast made in the morning and dine with others together on a long table. Breakfast is from 830-10 so you still have time to sleep in. WiFi is included. While checking in you can leave your luggage and explore the city while your room is getting prepped. She will give you some suggestions on what to see and where to go. They are all easily accessible by walking. She is very friendly and so helpful.

Simply brilliant ! Excellent location !…read more Friendly staff ! Delicious breakfast ! Deeply recommanded !

Lovely hotel I must say, little details here and there are very charming. Clean comfortable rooms,…read morefriendly staffs, great correspondence. Breakfast has good choices, both warm and cold. As I am a tea drinker, the tea collection was a bit let down. I appreciate they have "organic" tea brand. I tried "Darjeeling" tea and it did not have any flavor or color same for the other one, "English breakfast" or something. Other than that...would definitely stay again but would get my own tea...lol Cheers!