Corinthia Hotel Brussels

Corinthia Hotel Brussels Following New York, Corinthia® once again transformed a century-old building into a top luxury hotel. The hotel is located in a prime location in Brussels, within easy reach of museums, art galleries and Michelin-starred restaurants. The building was built in 1910. Its predecessor, Grand Hotel Astoria, was ordered by the then King Leopold II to be built for the World Expo. It has hosted celebrities such as Churchill and Andy Warhol. The building is in the style of the Belle Époque. Under the pen of architect Francis Metzger, the stained glass dome and facade that once amazed the world have been restored and preserved to form the core public area of ​​the hotel - the Palm Courtyard The hotel offers 90 guest rooms, 31 suites and 5 penthouse suites; the suites are spacious and comfortable, and the marble bathrooms are equipped with deep bathtubs, showers and other facilities.