Sint-Joost-ten-Node Hotels with Gym

I recently stayed at the DoubleTree by Hilton Brussels City and had a fantastic experience. The rooms are incredibly spacious, providing ample space to relax and unwind. The location is unbeatable, situated near Place Rogier and overlooking the Botanical Gardens, making it extremely convenient for both sightseeing and attending events. The hotel’s blend of modern comfort and historic charm adds a unique touch to the stay. The staff were friendly and attentive, ensuring that all my needs were met promptly. The cleanliness of the rooms and common areas was impeccable, which I greatly appreciated. However, I did find the pricing to be on the higher side. While the amenities and services are top-notch, the value for money could be improved. Despite this, the overall experience was positive, and I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Brussels.

My husband and I stayed here while touring around several different countries. This was one of our favorite hotels we stayed at. The location is great, within walking distance of a lot of shops and dining downtown. We walked to see the guild houses and the Mont Des Arts. The room was clean and the staff was friendly. There is a paid parking garage nearby we were able to park at. The only thing I do want to mention is the rooms are very small, at least the standard room we had was. We were on our trip for nearly three weeks so we had fairly large luggages that we had trouble fitting into the room / around the bed. Other than that though, everything was great.

Very fancy hotel, art, beautiful, complete facilities, very good fitness, but the functions in the room are too complicated, for example everything must be controlled by tablet, but the tablet cannot be used, the internet has a problem, when logging in, you must be a member of the hotel, which costs a day. If anyone does not go down to contact the lobby, they will have to pay for Wi-Fi, even though it is actually free, but must log in as the admin user!! Many things in the room are quite complicated, many guests have complained about Wi-Fi, some even moved accommodations that day.

the facilities, the breakfast and a Spanish girl at the reception was the best, the rest I don't think I would return or recommend, everything started bad from the first minute I set foot in the reception, an employee yelling and humiliating in front of all the customers to a receptionist….. then another girl at the reception literally treated me as a liar…. I made the reservation with trip.com and I reserved two nights with breakfast, I paid for that obviously, but the girl at the reception told me over and over again that this was not the case, not even showing the reservation confirmation, she made me feel like a lying in front of several customers. In the end, after contacting trip, another employee at the reception (Spanish woman) treated me very well and solved the problem in 5 minutes, I don’t remember her name, but I’m sure many employees there can learn a little bit from her, that how to treat a customer with respect and professionalism..

The hotel Siru is particularly good for those who are required to be in the offices around the North Station or who wish to explore Brussels. The access door is defect and therefore you need to enter the hotel next door. The people at the reception are friendly and helpful. The room is OK, small and just, but also with a proper bed, desk, stop contacts and USB gates for example to load a phone, large box. The darkness cord is just too small, which makes you not able to dark the room. The door has dirty lining traces and a evacuation plan is missing. The room has coffee and water. The bathroom with toilet, lavabo and shower is also small. There are towels, soaps, etc. However, the shower is hardly going through and is packed with smooth tiles with polluted fittings (i.e. fungi), and the toilet is hardly swallowing through. Unfortunately, there is a lot of noise at night: street noise from the square, but also a lot of disturbing sounds from the top bathrooms and showers. I suspect that there are also a lot of people who have to stay at the airport because from 4.30 you hear people leave the room and the corridor.... Often with stinging doors. The breakfast is OK: good coffee (but only one machine...) and fruit juice, enough choice of bread and coating, cheese, sauces, cheese, charcuterie and even fruitsla. The hotel is not clean enough, so you often have to sit on a table where the stitches, dirty cups and the cover of old guests were left. I cannot recommend this hotel. The number of negative points is too high. And so, the price and quality of the offers are not in balance, and I will not come back here.

Good location-walkable to city centre. If walking from Brussels Nord, it is a pretty uphill walk. Room is fairly spacious and well equipped for 2 people. Bed is larger than a double and is very comfortable. Street noise if you open the window, but there is a need for fresh air at night. Overall a good stay.

The decoration is very characteristic and full of Belgian modern design. The overall facilities are excellent, the environment is first-class, and the service is excellent. If you say the disadvantage, it is too far from ubahn, you can't get out of the door without taking a taxi.

I visited Brussels for a work event. This hotel was really appropriate. Really well located just about Rogier metro. Hotel is not new but everything seems well taken care of and comfortable. Very nice staff. Always available with solutions. Big breakfast offer for a 3 star.