Hotels With Wifi in Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium

"1. The hotel's location is quite far from public transportation (the closest tram stop is a 350m walk, and the subway is a 550m walk). It's quite quiet and feels a bit secluded at night, but it's safe. 2. The room was small. It stated that there was air conditioning, but the air felt like just a breath of air – no coolness at all in the summer. On top of that, the floor heater was turned on in the summer."

"Stayed for three nights and had a lovely stay, only problem was the lifts weren't working the morning I was due to check out anyway, but besides that this hotel is a hidden gem in the city centre in Place des Martyrs. Rogier station is just a few minutes walk through the shopping centre, for airport bus, train and metro connections. I specifically chose Juliana as this hotel has a swimming pool and wellness facilities, with a mini gym and not many hotels in Brussels have pools. The room I requested was a quiet room on high floor away from lifts, room 306. Very comfortable, but be aware that the large top window brings in a lot of light, you need to ask to get it closed away or it will be very light. It's wonderful to provide Milton Brown toiletries and I enjoyed the Nespresso style coffee and teas provided. Housekeeping were helpful, I lost an earring in the bathroom basin and one of the ladies help recover it, so merci to her for her assistance. Pool, sauna and steam room are great, but be aware that there is no changing area, so go directly down to basement ready changed and wear slippers provided in the bathroom drawers. Staff were very helpful and friendly, I would definitely stay here again if I return to Brussels."

"The hotel staff are friendly. Note that the hotel does not accept cash for payments, including the tourist tax for your stay. The hotel itself is nice, modern, and equipped with a lift. The hotel focuses on minimalism, so you won't find a closed-door wardrobe. Both the room and toilet are equipped with a heater. The bed and latex pillows are comfortable. They also provide branded Nuxe shampoo and handwash. Complimentary bottled water and coffee drinks are provided only on the first day of your stay. However, there are a few areas where the hotel fell below my expectations: No free slippers or toiletries (e.g., toothbrush and toothpaste) are provided. The water flow from the shower is weak, although still bearable. No fridge in the room. You need to request an electric kettle from the receptionist. (How much would it cost to place one in each room?) The most disappointing factor is that the air conditioner did not allow me to select ”cold” mode during my stay in mid-April—it only had ”heat” mode. Seriously? Also, if you plan to store your luggage overnight at the hotel, it won't be possible as they do not accept overnight storage. Location note: The hotel is located about 500 metres from Bruxelles-Midi / Brussel-Zuid station. It can be quite scary walking from the train station to the hotel at night, as the surrounding area is occupied by African shops and residences. This may not be convenient for female travellers. If your budget allows, I suggest staying at the Pullman, which is adjacent to the train station, especially if you need to catch an early train the next day. Otherwise, consider staying near Grand Place."

"I was in Brussels for a ten-day business trip, and this hotel is really close to Midi (South) Station, just a few minutes' walk across the road. The front desk staff were nice. Just a heads up, there's a city tax that needs to be paid upon arrival. There's a small restaurant on the ground floor where guests were having drinks and beer. Breakfast is served on the other side of the elevators, but we didn't opt for it as it was a bit pricey. Luggage storage is self-service in the basement. The large lockers can fit two 24-inch suitcases plus a backpack or two. I think it was €10 for the day, and you can access your luggage multiple times. It has a dual password setup, with both numbers and a pattern. Check-in is at 3 PM. You use your card to access the upper floors. Once in the room, the space was decent and had everything we needed. As is typical in Europe, you'll need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers. There's no complimentary bottled water, so I'd recommend buying some from the supermarket nearby. The Carrefour inside South Station has large SPA mineral water bottles for under €2. The overall accommodation environment is as shown in the pictures. The bed was quite large; two of us slept comfortably without feeling cramped. Oh, and the shower room comes with shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner, which is a big plus! They change the trash bags and tidy up the bedding daily. We left our suitcases in the room without any valuables inside. The lock I bought beforehand didn't really come in handy (I'd heard about safety concerns around South Station before coming, but our actual experience was quite good)."

"I really enjoyed the room's facilities and decor, but the assistance wasn't top-notch. Especially for transit passengers, you'll struggle with your luggage if you're alone. However, everything else was still great. The room service during the stay also wasn't perfect, even though the rooms were very clean upon my arrival."

"I booked two rooms. The hotel faces a decent-sized plaza, which is full of restaurants. During the World Cup, the restaurants were packed with people dining and watching the matches. The hotel itself is clean and tidy, offering great value for money! It's also not far from the popular attractions. Very satisfied!"

"The hotel location is perfect for the visitors and within walking distance to the train station and Flix buses. Rooms are quite decent size, clean and breakfast is okay too. It’s worth for money and we will stay here again."

"For us, Brussels is only interesting in the square area. In other aspects, because we drive an RV, we need a parking area with RV equipment. It is best to be closer to the city center and leave after visiting the square. This youth hostel meets our needs, but there are limited parking spaces for RVs. Fortunately, the beds in the youth hostel are not expensive, and the two ladies in the same room are also very qualified. The breakfast is really great. It is a 20-minute walk from the square and 1.7 kilometers away. The hotel has parking. It’s free, and it’s rare to have both in the city center of Brussels where there are many Muslims."

"Hygiene: I found bloodstains on the sheets and had to call the staff to change them. All the bathroom towels were also replaced. Ambiance: The window couldn't be opened, so the room felt a bit stuffy. There was also renovation noise during the day. However, it was very quiet at night. Location: Excellent location, close to the city center. Service: Average. The main entrance wasn't automatic."

"The hotel is close to metro station, easy to find. The room is wonderful, very clean and spacious. The bed is comfortable (not as soft as other hotel). We enjoyed very much our stay in this hotel. But just one expectation, we don’t know well how to use the microwave and washing machines in the room, it will be better if instruction provided."