Hotels near Warandepark, Brussels

"This hotel is perfectly fine for the price. The reviews saying it's scary to go there aren't very accurate. It's just a typical train station area with typical homeless people, nothing new. The room itself is well-maintained, and the staff are polite and nice. The only thing I didn't like was that the luggage room was full, and they offered to let me leave my bags in the lobby without taking responsibility. I did, and everything was fine, but it seems like for a chain hotel like this, luggage storage shouldn't be an issue."

"The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to everything. The detox water and candy offered at the reception desk upon check-in were a very nice touch. The entrance and front desk have been renovated and look great, but I can't say the same for the interior and the rooms. The furniture is very old and looks dirty. Using a shower curtain in the shower is incredibly impractical; everything gets wet, and after a shower, the bathroom floor is like a lake. The cleanliness is very poor. When I entered the supposedly cleaned room, there was a ball of black hair on the floor that wasn't mine 😬. The towels are old and don't look clean at all. This is truly unbefitting for an international hotel of this caliber. The staff at the reception were very attentive. Thank you for everything; it was a nice vacation for me."

"Solo female traveller. Spent 3 nights in a 6 bed dorm. Lockers and good bathroom facilities. Comfy beds and great amenities. Kitchen doesnt open until 9am which I find late but closes at 11pm. Good location just outside of the main tourist area so quiet. Plenty of local shops, cafes and bars within walking distance of a few minutes and as a solo traveller felt safe 10 to 15 minutes walking to main square. Really recommend this hostel."

"The room was great, very close to the attractions, clean, and the bed was comfortable. The hotel felt quite safe, and I'd recommend staying here."

"Booked this hotel because of its proximity to Brussels Central station, but there are lots of pathment repairs so it was challenging with 2 large luggages. Service staff was pleasant and helpful in suggesting alternative breakfast places. This hotel is in an old building, so hallways are dim and the red painted walls make it worst. There is also no fridge in the room. As the Aircon is not working, we left the window open to circulate the air, and was surprised to find people intruding from the balcony (likely guests from adjacent room…. Hopefully!!)"

"Fantastic! The breakfast was delicious, and the dining area was beautiful. The room was quite spacious, and a big plus was having a microwave and sparkling water machine. The only downside is that it seems to be an old building conversion, so there's a slight creaking sound when walking on the hallway floor. Overall, I highly recommend it!"

"The hotel seems quite new or recently renovated. Everything was fine. Well located and  good service. The only downside may be size of the room. It is a bit cramped for 2 persons and luggage. But great stay"

"First, the good points: The room is great. It's clean, spacious, and practical, and the bathroom, in particular, was sparkling clean, like a brand new property. The air conditioning isn't central heating; it's individually controlled in each room, and both cooling and heating work very well. I was also able to use the coin laundry. There's a communal dining-like space with a microwave, refrigerator, and tableware available. There's a supermarket just a short walk away, so you can save on food costs by buying ready-made meals. The tram station is also just a short walk from the hotel. The front desk staff were very kind. However, there were also many disappointing aspects. The ventilation fan in the shower room didn't work at all, and not being able to vent the humidity was quite inconvenient. If I left the shower room door open, the room's AC could compensate, but then the room got cold and dry, which was annoying. There was also a vending machine in the hotel, but it inexplic'ably charged 10 Euros initially. Furthermore, there was a significant discrepancy between the accommodation fee and what was stated on Trip.com. At check-in, I was charged 39 Euros for an unknown reason, and when I asked about it the next day, they said it was a city tax. I was very unhappy about not being informed of this beforehand. The street behind the hotel felt unsafe. Despite the downsides, considering the benefits, it's a relatively good hotel, and I would consider it again for my next stay."

"We stayed 2 nights and thank god it wasn’t any longer. As much as the bed was a very large bed and comfortable, the surrounding around was grotty. Brussels in general around here was awful. The room was pokey and small, walked into things while staying there. Forget being any bigger than slim, the bathroom was a shoe box! Your back is basically touching the wall, while facing the basin and the toilet roll holder is right in your face when you’re sitting on the toilet and your head almost touching the wall in front of you lean forward. No room for you to dry yourself in the bathroom itself unless you stand in the shower and do it. The hotel itself is beautiful, but lacks in the room which is the important part. Check in and out system is ridiculous. They’ve set up 3 ways to do so. Online via email, in person or on their check in kiosk. The issue with this, is you’re still made to go to reception! What’s the point of saying you can do it all online or at the kiosk if I still have to go to someone at reception? Remove your unnecessary online/kiosk. When checking in, I felt hostility from the staff member when I said I got an email to check in at the kiosk and I’ve already done it, so I didn’t want to waste more time doing it again. Then when I checked out via email, I got a notification to say the city charge was paid and I could leave. Thankfully for the hotel, I needed to drop my luggage and the lady still asked for my room number and said I still needed to pay for the city tax. Another example of a failed online system, just a waste of time. Then when I came back to get my luggage, I found that the tag with the same number was on multiple bags and the girl came out with 2 bags that weren’t mine and eventually had to come in and look for it myself. Apparently they used the same number but the girl gave me the wrong colour tag to my luggage tag. Again, another stupid system. Why are you not using unique numbers? Instead of relying on the same numbers but different colours?! All in all, stay somewhere else. There are nice parts of Brussels, but this area is not it and the closer you are to Brussels Nord station, you’ll feel like you’ve just entered Skid Row. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel or the area. Nice big gym for a hoteland probably the very few positives about the stay."

"This room in a European city center was incredibly spacious, comfortable, and spotless. Breakfast, at 17.5 euros per person, offered a fantastic spread including ham, cheese, fruits, vegetables, yogurt, milk, coffee, juice, bread, tea, and scrambled eggs – all very fresh, allowing for a leisurely start to the day. The reception area is small and shares space with the restaurant, but check-in was quick. While official check-in is at 3 PM, they allowed us to check in at 2 PM. Luggage storage is available, and the front desk also provides complimentary tea and candies, plus a self-service vending machine for snacks and drinks. The location is superb, with all the main attractions within easy walking distance, and the area feels very safe. Housekeeping doesn't come daily, so I brought my own trash bags to collect rubbish, which I could then dispose of in the large refuse room on the ground floor. There's also a spacious restroom on the ground floor, which was convenient for changing clothes and sorting out luggage before checking in."