Brussels Hotels with balcony

First time in Brussels. First time at this hotel. A lovely experience all round. From the Concierge to the first floor check-in to the catering, staff were very friendly, helpful and professional. I'm afraid I didn't get everyone's name, but I remember Anel went above and beyond to provide an enjoyable experience. Hotel is located in a cleaner, calmer part of the city but the busier part is only a 15 minute walk away. There are convenience shops located nearby, so it is in a good location. Room was clean and comfortable. Definitely plan to return.

The hotel location is unbeatable, whether you are travelling with family or even as a solo traveller. Stayed here for 5 nights as base to travel in Begium. Although there were reviews about homeless people sleeping and hanging around just outside the hotel entrance, the frequent police and security outside make it so much safer. There is a carefour express just a few metres about and it opens from 0700-2300 so you get what you need very easily. The staff are friendly and approachable. Because it’s an Aparthotel there is no daily housekeeping services but not an issue for us because we are out most of the time. There is also a water dispenser at the hotel lobby that you can replenish your drinking watersm, just need to bring your own bottle as the hotel do not provide any disposable bottles. Overall, it’s a very convenient and rather safe place to stay.

Ideally located, I really appreciated the amenities, the gym, and the breakfast. A small downside is the paid access to the spa… €50 for 24 hours. A discount for hotel guests would have been very welcome. Also, the sauna is a bit small and very busy during peak hours. Furthermore, it was difficult for me to get extra water in the room because I was told that room service and the bottle itself would cost €17…

The hotel's location is excellent, with super convenient transportation. It's just a few minutes' walk to the subway station, and there are plenty of malls and restaurants nearby. The staff are friendly and professional, and they helped me solve many travel-related issues. The room was clean and comfortable. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit!

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.

Pretty hotel, nice room. Location is perfect imo for Brussels, in a laidback but upscale residential area and the hotel faces a small square w coffee shops, bars and restaurants. Bit far from the Centre and grand place if you want all of that, but if you have seen it all before, Sofitel Europe is a good spot to explore a more local vibe of Brussels. EU parliament isn’t far away if you are into that sort of thing.

This is a decent serviced apartment, close to the MRT station and bus station, with a small supermarket across the street. Transportation and shopping are quite convenient. Since it's a serviced apartment, there's no receptionist at the apartment. Upon arrival, you have to take a bus to a separate check-in location, which is a bit inconvenient. Overall, the apartment charges are reasonable.

Well connected to the city, transport and EU buildings. Close to the park and other entertainment places like restaurants and bars. Close to the bus stop going to the airport. The place is nice and clean, quite a big room, and lots of space. Tea and coffee set inside the room.

I arrived early and was fortunately allowed to check in ahead of time. The check-in process was fine overall, and although the hotel felt a bit like a maze, I was given directions to my room. The lift was very small and quite old, so I chose not to use it again afterward. The hotel interior was beautiful and matched the Moroccan-inspired vibe shown online. Even the hallway had a pleasant smell, which added to the atmosphere. However, my room was located in the basement and required going down a few small stairs. It was a bit dark and honestly felt slightly unsettling at times. The lighting inside the room was also quite dim. The room appeared clean, although there was a woody smell and the linens seemed a little damp, or at least smelled that way. On the positive side, the toilet was clean and had all the expected amenities, and the shower was excellent with hot water warming up quickly. I also appreciated being allowed to leave my bag after checkout, although I was simply told to leave it in the corner. The staff and owner were friendly throughout my stay, and I was even offered to use the toilet when I returned later to collect my luggage, which was thoughtful. The highlight of the hotel is definitely its excellent location, with close proximity to both the Grand Place and the train station.

The rooms do not have air conditioners. Extremely hot even when you open the windows. You wake up in a sweat! Internet is horrible. We had a luxury suite and paid more for this particular room, but it was so hot. Our stay was miserable. We sent our family to another hotel because of the conditions. Big mistake coming here