Best Brussels Hotels

"I was in Brussels for a conference, staying a total of 5 nights for both work and leisure. The room rate averaged out to 1000 per night. The hotel's location is excellent, right near Rogier metro station and very close to Gare du Nord (North Station), though due to safety concerns, taking the metro is recommended. It's about a 20-minute walk to Grand Place and other attractions. Honestly, the room wasn't new, but it was exceptionally clean, and the window view was nice. My only complaint is the constant sirens from police cars and ambulances on Botanique street, which were quite loud. The overall service attitude at the hotel was great. I left something behind when I checked out and came back to look for it; they diligently helped me search, and I eventually found it. A hotel can significantly improve one's impression of a city, and my very positive impression of Brussels is largely thanks to this hotel."

"The staff were incredibly friendly! The only downside was the lack of an elevator, but since it's only 4 floors maximum, it wasn't a problem. Getting there from the airport or central station late in the evening was also hassle-free. All the main attractions like Grand Place and Manneken Pis were just a 10-minute walk away. The location is absolutely perfect! Many thanks to the wonderful staff!"

"The staff is very pleasant and helpful. The hotel is a bit dated, and the rooms could use a little renovation. The neighborhood leaves something to be desired at night, overrun with homeless people sleeping on the sidewalks. You don't feel unsafe, but I wasn't expecting that. The Hotel Marivaux is a nice hotel, but I think the price is too high. Breakfast was good, but nothing exceptional."

"Very good price-quality ratio. The room was clean, the sheets and towels were also clean. Video-surveilled parking and many parking spaces available."

"The staff were incredibly friendly, from the restaurant to housekeeping and the front desk. The room was a bit small, but for Europe, I'd say it was quite spacious. The decor was rainforest-themed – a design that really depends on individual taste. We had a twin room, and the two beds were easily pushed apart. The small stone table next to the bed, where the phone was placed, was a bit wobbly and could easily be knocked over, so be careful not to drop it on your foot. The bathroom was semi-separated (wet and dry areas), as the shower only had a half-glass partition, meaning water would splash out. Remember to lay the bath mat on the floor to avoid slipping. I loved the illuminated, extendable magnifying mirror – perfect for when I put in my contact lenses. Cleanliness was excellent. The bath towels were good quality, and the tissues and toilet paper were thick (finally, not those flimsy single-ply ones, if you know what I mean!). The shampoo left my hair feeling very dry, and the conditioner was just average. However, the shower gel and body lotion smelled fantastic! You can buy them in the lobby for 38 or 28 euros, I think. There's a water dispenser by the elevator where you can fill the glass bottles from your room with ice water. The bottles are small, so I asked for an extra one, which was just enough for two people. The sandwiches downstairs were pretty good. The hotel is super conveniently located, just a few steps from the Rogier metro station, making it easy to get anywhere. However, do be aware of loiterers in the area. For me, the only downside to this hotel was that if the bathroom door was left open, the room would get a sewer smell."

"The room is clean and neat and equipped with refrigerator, electric power cooking oven and cutleries. Don’t know why Uber & Bolt are not willing to take the order in the morning …for travellers note , please be aware who wish to take a cab to airport in the morning"

"Facilities: The decor is quite refined, but the window didn't seal properly, letting in a draft which made it a bit cold. Cleanliness: Clean and tidy. Environment: Very convenient location in a commercial area, and close to the train station. Service: Excellent! They provided chocolates in the room and a handwritten thank you note. Breakfast: €30 per person, felt like there wasn't much variety."

"We had a wonderful stay here. The air conditioning was a real bonus during the hot summer days"

"Hye guys! Malaysian review here 🇲🇾 I stayed at Bedford Hotel Brussels for 4 days 3 nights with my family and honestly we’re super satisfied. Location very strategic, dekat city centre betul-betul. Cuma masa mula-mula sampai tu agak jauh sikit nak jalan kaki dari bahnhof ke hotel sebab waktu tu kami belum beli public transport ticket lagi. Tapi once dah ada ticket, tram & bus memang dekat dengan hotel and terus boleh go around the area, so memang senang nak go anywhere. Area around the hotel pun easy to find halal-friendly food, memang banyak actually, so jangan risau, just cari memang ada yang halal certified 👍 Room quite spacious, clean and comfortable for family stay. Service pun tip top, honestly nothing to complain. I asked for extra blanket pun mereka cepat hantar terus ke bilik hihi 🤍 Overall memang recommended kalau datang Brussels with family ✨"

"I booked a room on Trip.com and requested a 'fireworks view' in the comments, if possible. I received the booking confirmation → OK. To ensure I got the right room, I went to the hotel's website to chat and confirm the view. I had to pay an additional €34 to get this view. WHY? The requested room was in the same category and was already more expensive that day (Dec 31). At that point, I really felt like I was dealing with a low-cost airline. I'm the sucker! Upon arriving at the hotel, we received the key and went to our room… on the 3rd floor… with absolutely no fireworks view. We went back down to the reception, and our room was changed to 1205. Upon entering the room, it was very cold, and we were genuinely surprised by the noise coming from the boulevard → a nasty surprise, we'll need earplugs. After dinner, we returned to the room at 11:30 PM and heard music coming from outside?? We realized there must be a party somewhere. We didn't sleep until 7 AM when the music finally stopped. What a nightmare. Once we left, we realized there was indeed a nightclub right next door, and we were hearing their music. I spent €400, had a VERY bad experience that I will share with my friends, and will probably never return — which is a shame, because the last time we came, we had a good experience. I hope this is helpful. Positive points: the cocktails and breakfast are very good, and the rooms are small but comfortable."