Izan Avenue Louise

The hotel is exquisitely furnished - both the sleeping and breakfast rooms. Very friendly staff and secure parking (though limited)

No air conditioning in the rooms and it was fairly warm in Brussels when we were there. There did not seem to be a lot of restaurants in the area, although we found one that was excellent - Ciao Bella - which had been recommended by the staff.

It was a decent hotel but certainly not worth the excessive amount they charged me for one night!

I arrived late at night after travelling from england. The staff tried to put me in a small room next to the communal ladies toilet and right next to the entrance to the car park. The following day i looked around and found far superior hotels for a fraction of the price, and the staff were far better and enthusiastic

It is quite and easy to reach..

Good location

No air condition plus no possiblity to open the windows. The rooms gets so hot that sleeping is impossible! This hotel needs urgent investment: everything is going down! It used to be quite good - but now all furnitures, walls etc are almost broken. I cannot advise staying here. Not anymore!

It was comfortable, clean, quiet, near the center of the town - everything we need. We were very satisfied.

Maybe, better television set.

The staff were cool about visitors

I was annoyed by the fact that breakfast (22 Euro) was not included in the price on-line which actually put this hotel in the higher price category.

Good value, 5 minute walk from Louise metro, breakfast ok if a little pricey

WiFi is expensive

The front desk staff were very welcoming, easy going, pleasant, informative and helpful.

Unfortunately there was a lot of noise during my stay, going on past 1am. Coupled with noisy corridors etc I certainly wouldnt recommend anyone stay on the first floor.

Great location, clean, quiet, nice room

The staff were very professional and the breakfast good (especially considering it was included in the price)

Although obviously smart in its time, the hotel is looking a bit tired. Frayed fabrics, dark grey net curtains, large sliding window that jams open, that kind of thing. However, the price was keen.

I liked the fact that my room on the 6th floor was pleasantly warm in spite of the cold May weather outside; the window going out to the yard opened, and there was no air conditioning which for me, is a plus! The bathroom in red marble had a lovely touch of luxury about it.

I missed a luggage rack, I had to have my suitcase on the floor; it would be nice to have some tea and coffee-making facilities; the reception does not provide umbrellas when it rains which is surprising for this hotel class; if you have heavy luggage, be aware that there are 2 or 3 stairs before you get to the lift. My TV reception failed twice, by the way, but each time it was repaired by the end of the day.

The hotel is located in a side street of the Avenue Louise, Brussels's most exclusive shopping avenue. The rooms are pleasant and the service is efficient.

The breakfast is good, although not included and a little pricey at €22.

The bedrooms were clean and well appointed.

The standard breakfast is too expensive at €22.