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Just come home from a short two night stay at the hotel and everything was positive. Reception was down a few steps but there's a lift down for anyone who struggles with step. Check in was smooth and took less than 2 minutes . The room was very nice two single beds spaced quite close but if you are staying with friends or family this isn't an issue. Bathroom was clean and large with a bath and shower shower gel and shampoo was supplied attached to the wall in the shower. Free water daily stocked into the room fridge and also free coffee for the coffee machine. The later check out of 12 was a bonus and the hotel are happy to store luggage should you be on an evening flight. The hotel has a nice bar and all staff are friendly . The only issue would be because its such a large hotel the lifts are always busy we had to walk down the stairs from the 10th floor a few times which is a lot of steps so anyone on a higher floor just be warned if you aren't too good at walking. The area around the hotel is pretty nice a bit like a business district but venture a few streets behind and it gets a bit grim and becomes a bit more shady just a warning to have your wits about you if going that way .

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.

We stayed at this hotel from 24-27 September 2022 for my husband’s birthday weekend. The location is convenient, front desk staff are helpful and the breakfast is generous. However, 3/4 of my packet of cigarettes were pinched from a packet that was in my husband’s jacket pocket in the room while we went for breakfast and someone had tried to access the safe which resulted in it getting locked out. I wrote a similar review on booking.com who we booked the hotel through but the hotel clearly wants only good reviews and so this didn’t make it there.Rating to reflect the concerns around the stealing. Expect hotels to do through checks on their staff and make sure they don’t steal from guests.

Very good experience for a very good price and the hotel was a 10/10 without any problems

This hotel really does deserve a review. I travelled solo to Brussels for a weekend and was looking locally and finding hotels were really costly. I did some research and come across this hotel and was really impressed. The location is great, it’s right by Starbucks and Rogier Metro. Also it’s by the main high street full of zara, hnm and other stores which leads the the grand place and other tourist areas The hotel staff were friendly, polite and willing to help. It was clean and large with lots of space and tables. If you’re looking for a basic budget friendly hotel this is it. It’s inline with premier inn, ibis etc. It’s literally opposite the indigo and Hilton which was a lot higher in price. The room itself was a large and it was a big bed with fresh sheets. They had a large bathroom and provided you with soap, cotton buds and shower cap and fresh towels daily. Also a coffee machine with coffee, tea, sugar and I thought this was an extra touch not expected. Huge desk space if you’re there for work and it had abit go an Art Deco feel which I liked. There was a few things like marks on the wall and few stains on the carpet but not to the point it ruined the room or really was even that noticeable. It was also safe and the only way in and out was with a keycard. Staff were friendly as well, couldn’t fault them

DoubleTree by Hilton Brussels City is a modern hotel located in the city centre of Brussels, across the Botanical Garden and the main 'Rue Neuve' Shopping district and only 10min walk from old city. Easy access by metro (Place Rogier) and train (5min walk to North Station, 12min metro to Midi Station for Thalys and Eurostar) and surrounded by several public car parkings. European Commission buildings can be reached quickly by metro (4 stops). All rooms are equipped with free Wifi internet on 3 devices per room, individual air conditioning / heating, interactive flat screen television and wooden floors. The front office is open around the clock as well as the gym and the saunas – there are two saunas – one for men and one for women. Business travelers are offered 15 meeting rooms with a maximum capacity of 700 people. The Meeting & Events team will provide all the necessary support to hold a successful meeting or event.

We enjoyed our stay in this big apartment. Around 100 square metres. It had 2 bedrooms with big beds, very comfortable, many pillows. It's very clean. One of the rooms curtains was not great, but it was ok. And one of the doors creaked but that's a minor issue. The living room and kitchen are connected, feels very big, and a nice balcony attached. The even offer Netflix! They have a book with all the information about the apartment. The apartment includes a washing machine (no dryer) and even a dishwasher. The man who met us to introduce the apartment to us was very helpful and polite. It's not far from the Botanique subway station, even closer to a tram station but we didn't use the tram. When we go to Brussels again we will definitely stay here again.

I spent a couple of nights in this hotel and to my surprise the atmosphere matches the (visual) story the website tells. It's a relief compared to many other hotels I've stayed in. It's almost as if you're in some classy exotic holiday hotel. The Botanic gardens right outside the hotel make up for the lack of atmosphere of the area... although the location very near the North train station is very convenient. The informally clothed staff are young, very friendly and energetic. The bar at the top floor of the hotel is a nice surprise! One of the Barista guys went out of his way to tell me about many details of the hotel and its philosophy, gave tips of where to go and what to see... all the while busy preparing mean coffees. (Scruffy beard, earring... Petey?) If you need to stay in Brussels for business (or pleasure of course) I can only imagine it must be a relief that some hotel chains do understand how to make you feel at home. (I'm regretting now not stealing the nice mug from the room!)

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.

My partner and I have just come back after a new year break in Brussels. After reading the reviews we were a bit sceptical about the hotel but we had a really pleasant stay. The hotel is fine for what we needed it for-mainly to sleep after a long day exploring Brussels. The rooms were basic-yes, but clean and comfortable. The location is great, around a 15minute walk into the main square and a 5 minute walk to the nearest train station which we used to access the atomium. We didn't find the area to be uncomfortable, even when walking home on New Year's Eve at 1am. We booked as part of a Eurostar package and for the price we paid we were very happy. You get what you pay for! Can't comment on the breakfast as we didn't book as part of our package-there are lots of places in the centre to eat.