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Located within an 11-minute walk of European Parliament and 0.6 miles of Magritte Museum, Courtyard by Marriott Brussels EU provides rooms in Brussels.
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"We spent two nights here and it was one of the most amazing nights among all my travels in Europe. The room is cozy and all the decorations are modern. The staffs are super nice and helpful especially a gentleman at Front desk who assisted us with checking in. The breakfast is rich and fantastic. The hotel overall gave us a plus image of Brussels. We’ll definitely come back again."
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Opening in April 2016, Hotel Agora Brussels Grand Placer is housed in a historical Brussels building dating from 1696, 722 feet from The King's House in the Grand Place.
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"The staff was outstanding, quick, efficient and provided local info in a charming manner."
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Aloft Brussels offers modern chic guest rooms and free WiFi, 1804 feet from the European Parliament and 1312 feet from Schuman Metro Station, which provides a 15-minute connection to Brussels'...
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"A crib was provided yet it was small, so the provided an alternative bed (air sofa) which was fun and usufle for the kids. Further the open playing area on the lobby was lot of fun for everyone."
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Just 984 feet from Avenue Louise, Made in Louise offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Its lobby has a 24-hour front desk, a complementary tea and coffee corner, and an elevator.
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"Very welcoming staff, clean room and wonderful breakfasts. I had really pleasant stay."
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Located in the Schaarbeek / Schaerbeek district of Brussels, FunKey Hotel is 1.1 miles from European Parliament and 1.1 miles from Rogier Square.
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"Great place to stay in Brussels! Large rooms, friendly staff, free drinks and food all the day!"
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Located in Brussels, within a 3-minute walk of Avenue Louise and 0.6 miles of Horta Museum, Résidence18 provides accommodations with a garden, free WiFi.
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"The owner is so nice. The hotel really feels like you're staying in someone's home but still with the benefit of privacy. The location is also excellent. Will stay here every time I'm in Brussels."
Brussels was highly rated for chocolate by 748 guests from the United States! Brussels Travel Guide
Chocolate Capital of Europe
Brussels is well-known as the headquarters of many European institutions and is often called the capital of Europe. However, Belgian waffles, beer and chocolate are just a few of the city’s best-known delicacies that can rival its political reputation.
French and Dutch are the city’s two official languages, so all streets and landmarks have two different names: don’t be surprised when you look for Grand Place and end up at Grote Markt!
Don’t miss the famous bronze, aptly named Manneken Pis statue or the futuristic Atomium, a truly unique architectural creation. Wandering through side streets to discover small bookshops, romantic cafés and ethnic restaurants reveals Brussels's charm.
Brussels is a real melting pot of Europe, filled with great museums and art from Memling, Bosch or Rubens, historic breweries and great concert halls. Shopping addicts can visit the world’s first shopping mall, the Saint Hubert Gallery, opened here in 1847.
If you’re arriving at Brussels Airport or South Charleroi Airport, all major attractions are just a short train or bus ride away. Whether you’re looking for a design hotel, a comfortable apartment or a friendly B&B, Booking.com has something perfect for your trip to Brussels.
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Best rated hotels and unique places to stay in Brussels, based on 411,265 reviews from real guests!
The city is grubby and smells like garbage. There was literally piles of trash in the area I stayed (slightly southwest of center). There is about 4 hours worth of things to see max, so my three day trip was much to long. No good food, only 2 places with vegan options actually open (the others said open online but we're inexplicably closed). The buildings are uninspiring and the people are not worth writing about. Overall this was a very disappointing trip.
Gaye
Canada
8.0
At first glance, we were somewhat underwhelmed by Brussels...
At first glance, we were somewhat underwhelmed by Brussels and its Old Town. After further walking and a tour of the city on the Hop On/Off Bus, we realized Brussels has much more to offer than renewal projects, construction sites, and garbage-strewn streets. We discovered parks, neighbourhood eateries, eye-catching architecture, very pleasant, polite locals - and tasted more than our fair share of waffles, mussels, and beer...
Rodrigo
United Arab Emirates
4.0
It is a city which we found without identity.
It is a city which we found without identity. It’s a big mixture of different things but not in a good way. Many beggars in the streets, with a lot of “gangs” and a very bad environment during the evening even nearby downtown. We did have a lot more expectations about this city, but we found it dirty and messy. There’s not much to do if you’re not going for the night life. Main attractions are quite average.
The main square it’s worth a special mention since the architecture there is fantastic.
European Union buildings are worth a visit.
Chocolate and food in general is really good and the prices are normal.
Definitely if going to Belgium, Brussels should just be a stop over going to other cities that are way more appealing
Anonymous
United Arab Emirates
8.0
Stayed for only 3 days and did not explore much outside of...
Stayed for only 3 days and did not explore much outside of the area we stayed in but overall it was an amazing short trip. The hotel was perfectly situated in where you would actually go about as a tourist. The Grand Place was amazing especially in the evening.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
Two day trip provided enough time to eat WAFFLES and buy...
Two day trip provided enough time to eat WAFFLES and buy some chocolates.
Very friendly people and streets were clean. Outside music in the evenings in the parks.
Central Square had some really magnificent architecture.
Rachael
Canada
10
The village surrounding the grand place is beautiful and...
The village surrounding the grand place is beautiful and filled with fun shops and great places to eat. The parks are lovely (especially the botanical gardens) and you can spend hours just wandering and taking in beautiful sights around every corner.
Important reminder: DON’T expect to wear shoes with heels on your trip. The city is full of cobblestones and hills. Bring your stylish walking shoes!
It makes for invigorating runs though😃
“Very nice and clean, Japanese style hotel in the center of Brussels. WiFi works excellent, there are great and delicious breakfasts. Including miso soup and dumplings, although also eggs and bacon and European dishes as well. Staff is extremely friendly in helping with many things. Very close to StCarherine and Grand Place, also in proximity to metro station”
“Great Hotel. The staff is always kind and helpful. Location is near Grand Place, Maneken Pis, Central Station and also subway.
Breakfast is rich and rooms are clean.”
“Checked in early hours. Around 2. The 2 gentleman on reception were fantastic. Never been to brussels but they went out of their way to answer questions and made sure i knew what was near by. Think one guy was called...”
“Amazing experience - we loved the Warwick Brussels hotel. It is extremely centrally located making it very easy to explore the city and come back to the hotel to take a break or drop items back in the room.”
“There was one receptionist who outdid himself. His name was Phillipe. We went to this hotel after a problem with our original accompdation and he helped us inmediately. The rest of the staff was really helpfull as well.”
“The hotel is quite close to Brussel Midi train station, the reception and bar were really beautiful. The room was very clean, and the staff was very friendly. Wifi signal was good, strong.”
“There was a male front staff who was very helpful in telling what places would be interesting for my kids and even lend us a map that is usually sold in shops.”
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