3-Star Hotels in Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium

One stone away from Grand Place. A lot of eateries and very center and Was able to Visit what I wanted to see in Brussels. The hotel itself screams history and art. The very detail of every corner of the entire hotel tells a story. We even met the very humble and nice owner. All staff was also nice and gives us a welcoming vibe. Will definitely come back again. Breakfast was decent nonetheless hope can add an egg to the meal :) No complaints at all! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When we enter the room, there’s a terrible smell like “old” or not cleaned well, The shower curtain was broken, there was a strange door (which we dont know going where in the room), the aircon is TERRIBLE! Not working well, and the door from the hallway is very hard to open. We had a very bad stay in this hotel.

I often stay in this hotel because it’s only across the street from the Brussels midi train station which is very convenient for me as I came to Brussels by train. It comes with breakfast and this time they did not even check the room number. The breakfast selection is quite good. They also have locker room for the luggages. To go to the city center, there is tram and metro. It only takes 25 min by walking.

Location is 10m walk from Midi SNCB station. Massive construction work at entrance, so get a room facing courtyard is advisable. Room is fine for 1-2nts, the neighbourhood is mainly occupied by African, Middle Easterners & East Asian. Many grocery shops, buying fruits & daily essentials are cheap, for meals it’s better to eat in the station Did not consume the hotel breakfast. Lift& corridoris extremely claustrophobic, the space of 1pax

I booked this hotel at the last minute for a short trip to Brussels for an event.I arrived at night time so it took a while to get my bearings from De Bruckere metro station. I arrived tired and hungry so once I checked in,I got a quick shower to freshen up. Booked a single room (bed was slightly bigger than a single). Okay size for the time I was there. It had a patio door so could go outside if you smoke. Bathroom small but for what I needed perfect. There was even a hairdryer which was needed as my trousers had been washed before ai left home and were a bit damp and also for drying hair on the Sunday morning. A safe was in the room and a colour TV with a desk and chair. Foodwise,the information in the hotel booklet in the room needs to be updated as it stated breakfast was on the 7th floor. It wasn't it was on the ground floor then you had to go down a couple of lots of stairs so bear this in mind if wanting to eat breakfast in the hotel especially if disabled or you have mobility issues.Breakfast was scrambled egg,bacon,mushrooms,baked beans if you wanted a hot option. There was also a waffle machine,toast,cereals,yogurt,fruit and pastries with water,fruit juice and two hot drinks makers for tea,coggee and hot chocolate. Food was ok for setting me up for the rest of the day. There are lots of bars and restaurants nearby selling a variety of different cuisines however the friterie a few doors up seemed to always be busy. Location wise about 6 minutes walk to the Grand Place and about 8-10 minutes to the Mannequin Pis. In the other direction about the same to the Place de Monnaie which has lots of shops like Uniqlo,Foot Locket,Primark,Decathlon etc. There is a Dunkin Donuts however there is only seating on the upstairs level and there is no lift. Found using the Beurs metro either no 4 or 10 useful for if getting the Eurostar from Brussels. Staff helpful as was able to leave my bags in the left luggage room whilst sightseeing on last day and helped with directions to get to South-Midi station. Only complaints if you can call them that are,lack of kettle in room for making a tea or coffee (much needed after a long journey),decoration in room needs a refresh as paint work chipped and looks like it has seen better days same with corridors away from hotel lobby.

Air cond in the lobby was a relief in the summer time. Air cond room is a must during summer. Room is clean just unsure if its a norm that the housekeeper would not clean used mugs provided in the room though staying for few days. Breakfast was good. But during our stay, got one morning brekfast time was cut by an hour due to water system maintenance. Some guests didnt get to eat breakfast.

This was a great place to stay, right in the center of Brussels! Our room was clean, comfortable, and spacious. Having the kitchenette available made it really convenient to cook and enjoy meals during our stay. Shopping for food was super easy with a grocery store literally across the street. The hotel's location made it easy to walk to view the awe-inspiring Grand Place in Brussels and several other attractions. I would definitely recommend staying at the Adagio if you visit Brussels.

I have stayed 3 nights in this hotel. Location: it’s very near center, I can access most of the popular landmarks in city by walking a few minutes. And it is a 13 mins walk to central station. It’s very convenient to travel to other cities in Belgium. And there are plenty of restaurants and an Asian supermarket is nearby. Hotel staffs: very nice and friendly, always helpful when I ask for help. And the housekeeper will say bonjour to us when we leave the room. Room: it’s rather small for a double room, can’t open 2 big luggages. The toilet is small too. No hot water kettle, we need to buy bottle of water everyday. This is a little bit inconvenient. But it’s ok for a short stay. The bed is comfortable but only has one thin pillow each, it’s difficult to lean on. It’s an economical choice for a short stay, and easy to approach by public transport.

The hotel is located in a quiet place in the downtown area. It is 7-8 minutes walk from North Station. It is very convenient. The next day, I went to Brussels Airport. I took the airport express to North Station for 10.8 euros and arrived in 22 minutes. It is very convenient. It is very close to the center of Brussels and can be reached on foot. It is very good

I booked the hotel for 2 nights for myself and friends. The whole hotel experience was really good . Staff were very friendly, Abel was very helpful and kind The hotel is close to the centre about 15 mins walk, where you can enjoy some attractions .

One stone away from Grand Place. A lot of eateries and very center and Was able to Visit what I wanted to see in Brussels. The hotel itself screams history and art. The very detail of every corner of the entire hotel tells a story. We even met the very humble and nice owner. All staff was also nice and gives us a welcoming vibe. Will definitely come back again. Breakfast was decent nonetheless hope can add an egg to the meal :) No complaints at all! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

When we enter the room, there’s a terrible smell like “old” or not cleaned well, The shower curtain was broken, there was a strange door (which we dont know going where in the room), the aircon is TERRIBLE! Not working well, and the door from the hallway is very hard to open. We had a very bad stay in this hotel.

I often stay in this hotel because it’s only across the street from the Brussels midi train station which is very convenient for me as I came to Brussels by train. It comes with breakfast and this time they did not even check the room number. The breakfast selection is quite good. They also have locker room for the luggages. To go to the city center, there is tram and metro. It only takes 25 min by walking.

I booked this hotel at the last minute for a short trip to Brussels for an event.I arrived at night time so it took a while to get my bearings from De Bruckere metro station. I arrived tired and hungry so once I checked in,I got a quick shower to freshen up. Booked a single room (bed was slightly bigger than a single). Okay size for the time I was there. It had a patio door so could go outside if you smoke. Bathroom small but for what I needed perfect. There was even a hairdryer which was needed as my trousers had been washed before ai left home and were a bit damp and also for drying hair on the Sunday morning. A safe was in the room and a colour TV with a desk and chair. Foodwise,the information in the hotel booklet in the room needs to be updated as it stated breakfast was on the 7th floor. It wasn't it was on the ground floor then you had to go down a couple of lots of stairs so bear this in mind if wanting to eat breakfast in the hotel especially if disabled or you have mobility issues.Breakfast was scrambled egg,bacon,mushrooms,baked beans if you wanted a hot option. There was also a waffle machine,toast,cereals,yogurt,fruit and pastries with water,fruit juice and two hot drinks makers for tea,coggee and hot chocolate. Food was ok for setting me up for the rest of the day. There are lots of bars and restaurants nearby selling a variety of different cuisines however the friterie a few doors up seemed to always be busy. Location wise about 6 minutes walk to the Grand Place and about 8-10 minutes to the Mannequin Pis. In the other direction about the same to the Place de Monnaie which has lots of shops like Uniqlo,Foot Locket,Primark,Decathlon etc. There is a Dunkin Donuts however there is only seating on the upstairs level and there is no lift. Found using the Beurs metro either no 4 or 10 useful for if getting the Eurostar from Brussels. Staff helpful as was able to leave my bags in the left luggage room whilst sightseeing on last day and helped with directions to get to South-Midi station. Only complaints if you can call them that are,lack of kettle in room for making a tea or coffee (much needed after a long journey),decoration in room needs a refresh as paint work chipped and looks like it has seen better days same with corridors away from hotel lobby.

Air cond in the lobby was a relief in the summer time. Air cond room is a must during summer. Room is clean just unsure if its a norm that the housekeeper would not clean used mugs provided in the room though staying for few days. Breakfast was good. But during our stay, got one morning brekfast time was cut by an hour due to water system maintenance. Some guests didnt get to eat breakfast.

This was a great place to stay, right in the center of Brussels! Our room was clean, comfortable, and spacious. Having the kitchenette available made it really convenient to cook and enjoy meals during our stay. Shopping for food was super easy with a grocery store literally across the street. The hotel's location made it easy to walk to view the awe-inspiring Grand Place in Brussels and several other attractions. I would definitely recommend staying at the Adagio if you visit Brussels.

I have stayed 3 nights in this hotel. Location: it’s very near center, I can access most of the popular landmarks in city by walking a few minutes. And it is a 13 mins walk to central station. It’s very convenient to travel to other cities in Belgium. And there are plenty of restaurants and an Asian supermarket is nearby. Hotel staffs: very nice and friendly, always helpful when I ask for help. And the housekeeper will say bonjour to us when we leave the room. Room: it’s rather small for a double room, can’t open 2 big luggages. The toilet is small too. No hot water kettle, we need to buy bottle of water everyday. This is a little bit inconvenient. But it’s ok for a short stay. The bed is comfortable but only has one thin pillow each, it’s difficult to lean on. It’s an economical choice for a short stay, and easy to approach by public transport.

There are pros and cons to staying in Motel One! Pros - Price is very competitive. Lovely vibrant bar area within the hotel. Great staff in all areas of the hotel (courteous and helpful). Very clean throughout hotel and bedroom. Breakfast was good (no hot food but a decent cold buffet). Also no requirement of a large deposit when checking in. Cons - bedroom very small - can't open the window unless you move the table and no bedside table (but then price is low so....). It's a decent enough walk to Grand Place, shops etc (but then the price is low so....) Would I stay here again instead of my usual hotel just off the Grand Place - most probably! I hope this helps...

Location is great apart from the nearby construction. Amenities are not that good, I was expecting to at least have some basic things in the room. Even Airbnb’s have some “coffee corner” with a few utensils and cups. There wasn’t even slippers to wear inside the room. Friendly stuff, always there to help out.

It's a small Japanese-style hotel. The breakfast looks good and very cheap. It's about 7€. The waiters are also very friendly. The decoration is indeed very Japanese. If you like Japanese style, you can stay here. It's not very expensive for one night. It's about 5 minutes away from the subway. .

Location is 10m walk from Midi SNCB station. Massive construction work at entrance, so get a room facing courtyard is advisable. Room is fine for 1-2nts, the neighbourhood is mainly occupied by African, Middle Easterners & East Asian. Many grocery shops, buying fruits & daily essentials are cheap, for meals it’s better to eat in the station Did not consume the hotel breakfast. Lift& corridoris extremely claustrophobic, the space of 1pax

I booked the hotel for 2 nights for myself and friends. The whole hotel experience was really good . Staff were very friendly, Abel was very helpful and kind The hotel is close to the centre about 15 mins walk, where you can enjoy some attractions .

The hotel is located not far from the Royal Palace right from a shopping street with trams. When I arrived there was only self service check in although there is a reception hidden at the back. No AMEX card was accepted only visa, Mastercard or European bank card which made paying harder than required. The room was clean but small and there was not even a cup or kettle in the room. Also no tv just one bed with two separate duvets. The bathroom has small shower and the floor seemed to be some sort of plastic cover. The light switch also switched off all power so in the morning my phone was not charged, I did notice later that there were in fact two buttons but as the are black it was hard to see. There is a seating area but as it was on the top floor the roof takes most space. On checking out I was told that there is a central kitchen area below stairs where you can get a cup or use the microwave but as there was nobody with check in I didn't find out. Price was reasonable for Brussels and it was close to my client it was satisfactory.

It is a hotel across the street from the train station Brussels midi which is the main train station for fast trains. The hotel is newly renovated. The room is quite clean. However, the room cleaning is not provided every day unless it is requested. So the sign needs to put ok the door to get the room cleaned. Clean towels can be requested at the front desk.

Great location, you can reach everything on foot and the hotel has been completely renovated and is no longer like the pictures. Unfortunately we were missing some air conditioning or ventilation because it was very warm and stuffy inside the hotel. Otherwise it is very loud at night if you sleep with the window open. The facilities and service were nice 😻

I was really lucky. When all the flights were cancelled due to a strike in Belgium, I was able to stay in a place that felt just like home. It was like the old houses I had read about in fairy tales. As soon as I stepped inside, I was amazed. The layout was really unique. I had to climb two flights of stairs to reach my room, and it truly felt like I was on my way to a princess's room in a fairyland. When I got to the door of my room, I never expected it to be a tall double door. I felt as if I was entering a palace. The room was spacious, and it had a fireplace that I had always dreamed of. The door lock used an old-fashioned key, just like the kind that many people wear as a decoration around their necks. For someone like me who is used to living in reinforced concrete buildings and taking the elevator every day, this experience was truly like a fairy tale. Although this place wasn't perfect, perhaps the old houses in fairy tales are all like this, aren't they? The experience here was really special.

The hotel is located in the heart of the city centre and is located in the heart of the city centre.

The hotel is located in a quiet place in the downtown area. It is 7-8 minutes walk from North Station. It is very convenient. The next day, I went to Brussels Airport. I took the airport express to North Station for 10.8 euros and arrived in 22 minutes. It is very convenient. It is very close to the center of Brussels and can be reached on foot. It is very good

Very close to metro station and city center, so it's super convenient. The historic decor of the building is quite an experience.

The location of this place is the hotel's best offering. It is a 5 mins walk from Brussels Noord Station. The shopping belt @ Rogiers is @ next street. As for the room, it is also shared by other reviewers on its aged furniture. However, it is clean and pleasant enough to stay in. I also noted that the hotel took efforts to address some feedback, e.g. adding lights and power points. You need to follow the signs and check in at the adjacent hotel as this hotel closed its entrance and counter. Given the price we paid per night, it is good value for money. Ok to stay during cooler months as there is no air conditioning.

The location is debatable. Very close to the tram and Train Station. But as a neighborhood, it is a bad, scary and unsafe neighborhood. The neighborhood where Noord Station is located is just awful, but it can be nice if you get over the trauma and return to the hotel before late at night. The remaining opportunities in the hotel's ga*** were ideal and the night could be spent comfortably.

Plus: The room is really big. So is the bed. It is so big that makes me think as if it is king size bed to house politicians or prime minister from the 80s, 90s. There is heating both in the room and in the shower There is air con set in the room( but I didn't try to see if it works) This hotel is located less than 10 mins walk from Brussels north station Minus The room look really old. May be 90s, if not 80s. There is no carpet on the floor. It is really clean but it is really cold to step on. Bring your own slippers. The room is dim. And some lights were spoilt. Even if was told it is a non smoking room, the room has lingering smoking smell. Someone smoked in this room before. I told the front desk, he said he will check but when I return from the city , the smell is there still. The bathroom has some odd smell. May b smell of roaches, or roaches in the pipes. The shower curtain smell of mould and damp cloth/ damp laundry. The heating stop around 2am. May b there is max amount of heating one room could use. Make sure you time your heating usage carefully. The wall is really thin. You can hear when someone is around the lift, going towards their room or what next door is up to. I can hear everything happening outside, on the street, from police car n siren rushing up and down, to people wondering on the street, their conversation. I don't feel safe here. I can't relax and sleep. I don't like the paper cup given together with coffee and the place to brush teeth. May be the hotel suffer too often from being stolen . But that make the hotel rating dropping from 1star hotel to guest house. The toilet spoilt in the middle of the night and you can hear water flowing all night. Need to maneuver with the old school toilet pull button . I appreciate the effort they maintain it but personally I don't like it. unless you have really early bus or train to catch, and is on a shoe string budget then it is your choice.

Had to quickly find a stay after our previous hotel cancelled on us. There were no problems at all with how last minute our booking was, staff was friendly and everything was clean and nice.