Hotel Ibis Brussels Centre Gare du Midi  

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

Need to pay for keep our luggages and by ourself.

Location the hotel is perfect! The staff were very very friendly and helpful. They also speak good English!

Not enough pillows

Very good position for a short visit.

High rates for breakfast and wifi.

Nothing in particular. Sorry.

There is room for improvement regarding your bar/restraurant staff.

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.

Good/sufficient facilities for the price.The staffs were very helpful,friendly and speak very good English which is important as we don't speak any French or any other European languages.The location is also excellent,being literally next to the Midi Station.

Bath shower not well maintained

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

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

- Just near to the Gare du Midi, which was very practical for me? That is a big advantage; - Very confortable room.

1) Check-in is rather long, even if you have already booked the room by internet, it takes more than 5 minutes (7 or 8?) of tedious work by the Ibis employee. I arrived at 7:00pm, there was approx 8 or 10 persons before me for check-in and 3 Ibis employees to do the administrative work (they click in many menus and so on...). Finally this took me 15 or 20 minutes to check in: this is too long! 2) The wifi connection was rather slow, and you have to pay it (one hour costs 4,5euros as far as I remember). 3) The breakfast is said to be "giant", but it is not so giant, and it gives the feeling it is only made of basic industrial food.

It is very close to Gare Du MIdi station so you can tarvel everywhere in very short period of time

It is extremely expensive for its facilities! Ok, it is close to the train station but 140 euro per night for a small room withoot refrigerartor or a second chair? With a small window like a prison? Without mini bar? I have stayed in more many hotels that had all thiw mentioned above in better price.

Rude staff, charged city tax despite the fact we had already paid it and then had to get it refnded back later. There was an awful smell in the main room and bathroom, air conditioning would not turn off, noisy outside when windows were open, quality of bedlinen and towels was very poor.

Everything was ok. It's really well-localized! I spent three days there. And I could go to Bruges and come back in the same day. From Gare du Midi you can go wherever you want in Belgium. I recommend that! Futhermore, if you are flying by Ryanair, it's really nice if you can stay near the Midi Station.

There was one day that the hotel forgot clean up the room.

The location is really practical, close to the Gare du Midi. There is also a really good supermarket near by that is open Sundays.

The room was stuffy and the toilet seat was cracked.