We only stay in 5 star hotels... 4 if we're desperate. That said, our kids live a slow 5 minute…read morewalk from this hostel/hotel, so we booked a quad for the 2 of us and well... it was FANTASTIC! I mean, no frills... but the necessities were on par with any 5 star hotel. The shower stall and faucet was great! Fast hot water with good pressure. Separate toilet was clean & flushed well. The bed... while only the size of a camp cot, was pretty comfy & I slept great! Sink/shower drained as they should. I really enjoyed the sustainability shower app - you select a song and try to keep your shower within the length of the song. The staff were all very kind and actually cheerful! The average 5 star hotel reception in BXL is very courteous & efficient but not friendly - when you book a room you need to order and pre-pay for a smile if you want one. But Meininger? Well now! The gent who greeted me in the dining room was smiling ear to ear. And Lauren, the assistant hotel manager was one of the kindest cheerful people I'd ever encountered in all my years of travel. She's a true asset to the company. Yes, the room itself was not cozy & it had a dorm feel about it, but what do you want for such a low price... in BRUSSELS!?! Yup, next trip to visit the kids, we're staying there again.

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.

Hidden hotel with awesome location and views. We loved our room that faced the grand palace…read more Everything was clean and very roomy. Location is close to a ton of shops and restaurants: you will not be bored, that's for sure. I would love to stay here again! Walls are a little thin so we heard our next door neighbors arguing, but it's an older building so that to be expected. Great history and a great host. Thank you so much for a wonderful stay.

Hidden gem in the middle of the grand place in Brussels. This hotel has amazing views if you're…read morestaying in the rooms overlooking the square. The owner is a funny guy who's so helpful and generous. Will definitely be back.

Hotel's location is excellent. It's very close to all the shops and restaurants, about 5 min walk…read more It's about 10 min walk to the train station. The receptionist, Khun, was very helpful and friendly. We were assigned an Executive room with a view of the Christmas market. It was so lovely to see at night. The room was spacious and clean. The bed was comfortable. The bath products smelled clean and fresh. The hotel lounge was not available at the time of our stay but we had an amazing breakfast at the restaurant. I would highly recommend this hotel to everyone.

After waiting 20 minutes in an unorganized check in queue, I was excited to finally get my room…read morekey. Unfortunately, as I was about to enter my room, I heard a couple arguing inside the room. I knocked and turns out the front desk gave me an occupied room. I finally, after another long wait, got a correct room. The room was ok but very loud because apparently the centuries old building next door is being demolished or renovated and the workers are quite industrious, as in they start in early a.m. so bring ear plugs. Very disappointed in this Marriott property as it did not live up to my expectations for the brand.

A great place to stay--quiet, clean, and centrally located…read more The location of Hotel Ibis can't be beat, since it's in close proximity to the Gare Central, the Grand Place, and so many other beautiful sites. The hotel is lovely, clean, and spacious, and our room was quite nice with a beautiful modern bedroom and bath, and an intriguing bathroom door setup. Basically the bathroom door functions as both a door to the facilities, but can also serve as an extra door to block out hallway noise. At any rate, the hotel was very quiet and we had no problem with noise. They offer two free computers with internet access downstairs, or you can pay extra to get wifi in your rooms. They also offer a good continental breakfast for an additional charge. The breakfast was quite nice, with a big selection of breads, croissants, eggs, cheeses, and deli meats.

this is a really trendy little hotel in a super great walkable location. The location is the huge…read moreselling point here. And it was a great price for the accommodations. There is a bar in the hotel lobby but if you walk right out the doors there are plenty of places to eat and drink. It's really close to the hop on hop off bus location and the grand place. The only reason it isn't five stars is because we checked in and were given a room on the sixth floor. The elevator only goes to the fifth floor so we had to get off on the fifth floor and walk up to the sixth floor every time. After walking around all day and carrying our suitcases around - this was not fun to hear or do. The room had basic accommodations. It wasn't anything special but it worked for us. Another pro is that it is really close to the train station. You can walk there in less than five minutes.

Bed was very comfortable and room was sizable with a small refrigerator, but no hot water pot…read more Most importantly, the couple who own and run the hotel and their staff are amazingly helpful! The gentleman who served us breakfast, both mornings we were there, did a great job finding out what we did and did not want and making adjustments our second morning. Just note that you must book and pay for breakfast the day before. The cost of 15 euros was very reasonable given the size and variety of the breakfast food offered. On our day of departure, we asked them to book us a taxi to Brunelles-Midi (Brussels-Zuid) train station. After they called for a taxi, we all found out that there was a transit worker strike that also impacted taxis in the city; yikes! The owner said she would take us to the station for 15 euros, which is about what a taxi would have cost. This saved our day, and we are very grateful! Our only suggestion would be to have somewhat better lighting in the rooms.

Great location and hospitality. My husband and I had a great experience. Our room was clean and…read morecomfortable.

We chose ibis Brussels City Centre as it was in a convenient location in the city center, and the…read moreprice was reasonable at $779.82CAD for four nights, including taxes. The hotel wasn't luxurious, but the room was a decent size -- much better than XO Hotel Inner in Amsterdam. However, like nearly every hotel in Europe, the room was too warm, and we had to keep the windows open at all times to get any relief. No major complaints, aside from the area being quite noisy, and one night, there were people outside blasting their music late into the night. No noise from other rooms, though. The hotel had a small bar and "restaurant" that sold a few basic low quality items, such as pizza -- a lifesaver if you were starving and not picky, but not a place for a meal. They did have a decent breakfast buffet though, although it did cost something like €15. Not cheap, but at least the food was pretty good quality (unlike the awful breakfast at XO Hotel Inner!). There weren't laundry facilities in the hotel, but they were close to a laundromat, which we very much needed in the middle of a three week trip. Overall, a decent hotel for a good price. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Brussels, Belgium; Hotels]

Europe isn't cheap and if you are like many Americans expecting the hotel room to be gigantic, just…read morepicture a dorm room size and you won't be soo disappointed. hotel Ibis was so close to everything in Brussels and you really really can't complain. I loved Brussels, I wasn't a fan of chocolate but after going here I fell in love and eat a piece of Europe all the time now. Still have a stock pile of delicious treats from Brussels and even though it was cold I am glad, super happy that they did have hot water. The bed was nice and comfy but yes like many people say it is small but they do have wi-fi soo that is a bonus too! :) On a budget and traveling in Europe you might as well check this place out.

It's been awhile but we stayed at the Amigo back in 1998. Right on the Grand Place. We remember…read moreheated floors in the bathrooms and a nice high room with views of the city. We were both much younger then and into doing what young lovers do. Hoping to get back to the Amigo in my lifetime. There was an excellent pizza place right down the way from the hotel. If I don't get back please tell Tammy that I love her more now than ever.

Enjoyed our return stay to The Hotel Amigo. Customer focus and service are delivered at the highest…read morelevel. The bell staff and front desk team are genuinely welcoming. The rooms are exceptionally appointed and the bar area is a wonderful casual experience. The breakfast service is truly the gem of The Amigo, the delicious food choices are exquisitely prepared and displayed. The best part of the experience is your waiter Claudio--He makes you feel like royalty and he easily could delight any world leader with his exemplary level of knowledge and service. Thanks again for another wonderful stay.

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.

Shitty place to stay. Very small rooms without any friendly interior! Old fashioned bathroom! Very…read moreold, very unmodern, very old fashioned! First and last stay! Wirklich nicht zu empfehlen. Kein Preis-Leistungsverhältnis. Sehr klein und abgewohnt. Schlecht beheizt! Dunkler Teppichboden, der das Zimmer noch kleiner macht. Man hört seine Nachbarn durch die dünnen Wände!

I sent a business colleague visiting from America there because it was close. The rooms were…read morereasonably priced and clean. He said the breakfast was quite good. This met our expectations and we'll stay there again.