First things first. I would classify the rooms as almost a hostel. Very minimalist…read more Location - Amazing, St Catherine and De Brouckere, safe area. Restaurants near by. Grand Place is not that far, 5-10 minute walk depending on your pace. Bathroom - Modern, some toiletries provided in small packets. Hand towels and bath towels provided as well. Room - Slightly dingy, carpet a bit dirty, smelled smokey/old. Noise - Can be bad if the other patrons are loud. BED - BAD. Not a lot of covers and ONE small pillow. My biggest complaint. Uncomfortable. They do have a locked baggage room which is nice if you arrive before the 3PM checkin. The room I was in did have a safe large enough for a medium sized laptop and other electronics which was nice. A very small TV was provided as well. They did have water-heat radiators which made controlling the temperature a bit challenging. Nice windows with good views as well. Breakfast was provided....for 8 Euros. But you can go to a cafe near by and get something delicious for cheaper. Would I stay here again? Only if it was the best deal around, but it might almost be worth paying more to get a nicer bed.

The room was quite old. The window let cold air inside. We heard lots of noise from other rooms and…read morethe room service in the morning. The bed was far too soft so that my back hurt after one night. Car parking costs extra and is only until 1pm the following day. The best about this place is the setting. But apart from that I would not go there again.

You cannot expect a better location for the price in the heart of Brussels…read more Some reviews say it's a bit noisy. Others mention the deadly stairs. But that's the tradeoff for being in this location. Minutes from the Central station. Steps from the Grand Place and the old town center. Endless dining options. All within a stone's throw away. You cannot ask for more when visiting and staying in an old European town. If you get lucky, you'll get a room with a balcony view of the street, which is unforgettable. Not only that, but you are only 20 minutes from the airport. What more can you ask for?

Funky hotel on Place de l'Agora near Central and the Grand Place; minimalist, cheap and very…read moreunassuming. Continental breakfast included, free wifi, NO ELEVATOR, hardware keys, clean rooms, comfy beds, what more do you need? If you do, then this hotel is not for you. Also it can get a bit loud being right on the place de l'Agora and above a restaurant. It suits me (I like funky hotels) but don't expect to impress anyone by staying here :)

Excellent service and very nice guys…read more Wish they had a professional cleaning service between guests. The shower had a pretty good size ball of hair sitting right in the middle of the floor. The breakfast is fairly continental but enjoyable and diverse.

We stayed in this family owned hotel for 3 nights. Location was perfect for a walkabout in Brugge…read more Our room was quite and very clean. Beds were comfortable . Host was wonderful, very helpful and she knows the good places to eat.

The hotel is one tram ride away from Rotterdam Central station, with a tram stop just outside. It…read morefeels very modern. The room that I had was spacious and quiet. The washroom had plenty of space. The air conditioning worked fine. There's lots of outlets (both Europlug and USB sockets) I really like their breakfast selection. They have a pool table, boardgames, hot drinks (coffee, tea, water) and filtered tap water refill station.

Horrible hotel. Tony beds unsuitable for two people. Unwelcoming staff. Extra charges if decide to…read moreleave earlier than booked. Good location but that's it. Never again.

Hotel is about a 5 minute shuttle ride from the airport. The shuttle bus also picks up from the…read morenear by Novotel Hotel. The shuttle is provided free to guests and runs every 30 minutes starting at 4am in the morning. It's an actual bus and not a van. There are racks available for luggage storage. Walking in, it's clean and smells nice. The staff was super efficient and got me checked in within a few minutes of me walking through the door. There is a restaurant on site, but I can't comment as we did not dine there. I had a queen sized bed room and it's enough for 2 people. The room has a fridge and a coffee maker. Though, I didn't try using their coffee maker because I don't know when's the last time it was cleaned out. There's a pretty big safe in the closet. The bathroom has a tub and a shower. Though, the shower itself is a little tight, but manageable. Bed was comfy, but it did get hot during the night and we set the temp all the way down, but that didn't cool the room down enough. Bathroom is big enough and not cramped at all. A couple of caveats is that this place is about 30 minutes away from the city center. You can either walk to the bus stop, take the shuttle back to the airport and take the subway or use Uber. We decided to use Uber as that comes out to about $35 vs, $11 one way using the subway and will probably take at least an hour to get to the city center. The's only 1 restaurant on site and I didn't see anything else in the area. There was no store that I was able to see. There's also public transportation right outside if you happen to miss your shuttle to the airport.

A Delta fax pas brought us unexpectedly to Brussels and the Crowne Plaza. While we wanted to be in…read moreLondon, this hotel took the sting out of our unexpected delays. Very courteous staff, excellent dining experiences, and comfortable rooms made this overnight excursion very pleasurable. If ever in Brussels again, I will stay here. You should too. Trust me.

Totally functional hotel very close to the EU parliament, as well as super convenient to the…read moreSchuman stop on the airport bus. The rooms in the annex are very basic mini-flats. There is a kettle, fridge and microwave. The wifi works well and the amount of space for the price is impressive. The decor is basic ikea, but perfectly functional and very new. Waterfall showers are a plus, but the only drawback is the bathroom's accordian door that seperates it from the room.

Our short stay at this hotel was an interesting experience. Before I get into the details, I would…read morelike to state this, if we travel to Brussels again, I would stay here in a heart beat. For the price, you cant beat the comfort and the location. This hotel was exactly what we needed to spend 3 days in this beautiful city. Located right next to shopping, attractions and restaurants of Grand Place, as well as near one of the main transportation hubs. Tons of other historical and architectural attractions within walking distance also made this a great hotel choice. Be prepared: this is not your typical hotel experience. Since this is marketed as an extended stay property, it has a feel of apartments vs. actual full service hotel. Upon making your reservation, make sure to receive a key code for the front door. This hotel does not have a front desk or full-time on property staff. There is, however, an on-call manager who proved to be affective and helpful. The rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. Your room key needs to be inserted into a slot right next to the door to activate electricity. Plenty of space for your belongings, an office desk area, queen size bed and a flat screen television surrounded by modern, inexpensive IKEA style decor. Here's our funny story: Arrived in Brussels and located the property in early afternoon. Our front door key code was not working or we just weren't using it properly. A nice young couple was walking by and used their key card to let us in. Once inside we located our room keys and welcome packages in a lock-box. All is well so far :-) I opened our room only to discover someone asleep in the bed. Oops! ...It's the right room number and the key card worked... Our friends, somehow ended up with the exact same scenario. We quickly huddle downstairs and call the manager on-duty. She promptly returns our call and starts working on the issue. Turns out, a large family had rented out the entire floor and was scheduled to check-out early in the am. Head of the family came downstairs to chat with us, and said he simply decided not to check-out and extend his stay...however he failed to get a hold of the hotel and let them know. The manager directed us to a near by cafe and took care of our lunch assuring our small group that this issue will be resolved promptly. We relaxed and had our lunch while watching the chaos of this large family frantically trying to gather their belongings and all the kids while making arrangements for alternative accommodations. Our rooms were cleaned and we were ready to check in within 2 hours. We all (us, hotel guests and manager) parted as friends. The rest of our stay was as any other hotel experience would or should be - uneventful :-) We had a blast exploring the city and walking all over Grand Place area and the rest of Brussels.

Ok, so first off, this hotel was pretty weird. There's no staffed front desk, in fact, I didn't…read moreencounter any staff at all. Instead, they email you two codes before you arrive, one to let you into the building and one so you can open a locker to get your key cards. Then, when to check out you just drop your key cards into a different locker. I guess it's efficient, it worked fine for us. Obviously it means there's no room service or anything like that (they have cleaners on weekdays) but that was fine for us. Apart from that strangeness, this is a great hotel. The rooms are apartments that include a room with a kitchenette, a small dining tables, a sofa with a TV, a desk and then there's a bedroom and bathroom. The room was warm, clean and spacious, although it was starting to show signs of wear and tear in parts. We didn't have much of a view, but given the fantastic location in the centre of the old town, you don't have to go far to find one. The kitchenette was handy for making snacks and things. The bed was huge and comfy. The only downside was that I think our room happened to be near some pipes that fed the other bathrooms in the hotel, and the noise of the running water could get quite loud. I think this would be absolutely ideal if you needed to stay in Brussels for a few weeks and wanted to do you own cooking and things. No doubt it's perfect for business trips. It's good for tourists too, though - it's only two minutes from the Grand Place.

Small room with big bathroom, breakfast is normal but free. Free parking and easy access, a lot of…read morebusiness visitors stay with rental cars makes it a little crowded. Free wifi is slow.