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Spent just one night here and wish it was more. This is a beautiful hotel housed in an old mansion-type building in a rural area of Aarschot. It was a little difficult to find due to the narrow lanes and fields, but if you follow a SatNav you won't go wrong. The gentleman who checked us in was extremely friendly, took our cases to our rooms, explained the layout of the hotel and even said he'd booked a place for dinner for us given the late hour. Dinner was good, although the menu was limited, they went out of their way to cook a special dish for us and the food was stunning. After dinner we relaxed in the hotel bar and chatted with other guests and it made for a really nice atmosphere. My room was massive, with a really comfortable bed. My only issue, albeit a slight one, there was no door to the shower/wash basin, which is surrounded by mirrors and in line with the bed. This means when you sleep you are looking at a reflection of yourself all night (some people might enjoy it, I didn't). Overall though, this warm, pleasant family-run hotel is a gem. I would stay again no question.

It is located in a very small street from the main road. Very friendly welcome, with a welcome drink 😃. You feel the family atmosphere. It feels rather like a B&B. The room is rather sober, but practical and clean. You can hear the sounds of the corridor, but for the rest a very quiet room. Bed 🛏 was comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. Brood and breads, croissant 🥐, beacon, cooked egg 🥚 (omelet or mirror egg is also possible) , yogurt, ... You can also dine on request. Parking 🅿 is free 🆓 at the hotel. Public transport is near. It was a nice accommodation.

The hotel is in an ideal location, the rooms are clean and the breakfast is good. That said, I would strongly recommend avoiding it during the spring/summer. They do not have AC or even ventilators (no, really) in the rooms. You cannot open the windows since they do not have insect screens (no, really) and the area has a lot of mosquitoes, as others have commented. I understand that the weeks leading up to our stay had been unusually warm, however, they were not very keen on accommodating us - when asking for a ventilator, they simply said ”they cannot make any promises” (see below). Putting it bluntly: during the first night, if I would have let a dog stay in my room, I could have been sued for animal endangerment. I'm not exaggerating. After multiple requests we finally got a toy fan shown in the picture (see pillow for scale). I was able to acquire a proper fan, else, we would have either had to leave or get a heat stroke.

Stayed here for 3 nights while attending the F1. The hotel is in a good location, only 10 mins walk to the bus/train station and places to eat. Nice lobby/bar area. We only had breakfast, so we can't comment on other meals, but breakfast was more than enough. Plenty to choose from, hot food, breads, pastries, cheese, meats, waffles etc.., The room was large with plenty of storage space. Fridge is provided and contained a complimentary bottle of water. Tea and coffee facilities are provided with paper cups. They were not replenished during our stay, so not enough creamer to last 3 days. I'm sure they would have been available had I asked, but it would have been nice to have it there when we returned late at night. The shower room was clean and shower gel provided. Nice fluffy towels provided. We had a separate toilet. There are plenty of sockets/USB ports in the room. Choice of TV channels was disappointing but I didn't go to sit and watch TV. Check out was quick and easy.

This hotel was just somewhere to put our heads down and use as a base for exploring Brussels. We had a room with three single beds, one of which folds up. It was clean, functional and had an ensuite bathroom and separate shower room. The hotel is right beside the main station, trains go to Brussels Central every 15 minute or so and take 20 minutes, kids up to 12 travel for free on the train, and the return tickets are €7.50 at the weekend, €13 during the week. There's a car park as part of the station which is €24 for 24 hours, all we needed. Yes, there were building works going on in the reception, but we had no intention of dining or hanging round a budget hotel when we could be in the Grand Place of Brussels in 25 minutes.

I used to stay in a luxury hotel in Southeast Asia and felt very ordinary when I first stayed. It wasn't until I moved to the next ibis that I found out how luxurious this hotel is! Safflower needs a green leaf lining! Next door Ibis is the worst hotel I have ever stayed at! No facilities, the beds are gray! breakfast! ? Laughing personally.

When we checked into the hotel they wanted to take a photocopy of our passport. When we didn’t want them to do this they insisted that it was because we are Dutch. I would like to suggest management to look up the European law on photocopying passports and ID cards which states that it is forbidden for other than financial Institutions and notaries to take photocopies of identity cards. There was a threatening air at reception with three men at reception claiming that they had the right to take a photocopy of our passport. In the end they noted the passport number although they kept insisting they were right. The room was clean, however very noisy and smelly from the food of the restaurant downstairs. The soap in the shower was finished and the airconditing made a lot of noise but didn’t cool the room. There was nobody at checkout and the outside door could only be opened from the inside, not the outside.