Hotel Ibis Brussels Centre Gare du Midi  

gut erreichbar mit der Metro, zweckmäßige Zimmerausstattung freundliches Personal, das auch Deutsch spricht!!!

Baulärm ab 7.30 Uhr sehr dreckige Fensterscheibe

Das erfrischend kalte Bier in der Bar nach einer stickigen Zugefahrt. Die ideale Lage unmittelbar am Bahnhof. Das große Badezimmer.

Leider nur zwei Aufzüge - Wartezeiten.

Very near the Brussels train station "Gare Midi", Reasonable restaurant for a basic quick meal.

Internet is only offered free in the reception area, nowadays should be normal practice also in the rooms.

Room, service etc. ara ok

But the district... If you are planning to stay not just to spent one night before train or flight it's better to choose something closer to the centre. Especially if there is no boy in your company. We were really afraid to walk around in the evening. It's like arabian district, a lot of strange people, almost everyone were whistling about any girl, so disgusting! Note: the hotel is fine, just the location is bad if you are planning to come back in the evening

Its a standard Ibis quality with excellent location to Brussels Midi.

The area is rather dodgy with homeless persons and questionable characters lurking around.

Very good location as near station midi. Triple room is large,clear.

Need to pay for keep our luggages and by ourself.

Staff very friendly

Wifi very expensive

Location is good.

Extremely close to train station very friendly and helpful staff

Wifi not provided for free toilet doors lack locks

Right in front of the Brussels Midi station, so easy to connect to the airport and to trains to other Belgian cities.

Close to railway station

It was right across the street from the train station which was convenient.

I really did not like that we had to pay to temporarily store our luggage in lockers after check out. It's just another one of those indecent practices of corporate greed. Not to say the hotel was poor or unreasonably priced relative to other hotels, but I don't understand why one has to pay for luggage storage after the insane profits hotels make. Especially considering Brussels is a walking city and people are expected to leave their luggage somewhere. Also, the location was by far not the best part of Brussels. My wife and I were there for New Year's Eve, and we thought it was best to take a cab home since we had walked in the area earlier in the night. Lots of middle-aged men on the streets, and strangely only a handful of women.