As I roamed the charming streets of Brussels, I found myself impressed by the incredible hotel options scattered throughout the city.
From luxurious stays to comfortable budget finds, each place had its unique charm, making my visit all the more memorable and delightful.
1. The Dominican, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Location: Centrally located near major attractions
- Room Rate: Around $157 per night
- Amenities: Sauna and gym available
Why I Recommend It
The Dominican Hotel is a real gem for anyone wanting to explore Brussels!
With its plush atmosphere and top-notch breakfast, I felt spoiled each morning.
What’s better than starting your day with a feast before heading out to the sights?
What I Didn’t Like
While the ambiance is delightful, I did notice the front desk staff could be a bit distant.
Also, I had a minor hiccup when my anniversary decoration wasn’t set up as expected.
Overview
The Dominican stands out with its beautiful rooms and friendly staff.
Room size may be a tad small, but the cleanliness and comfort more than make up for it!
Plus, having the bar and restaurant on-site makes it so easy to relax after a long day of sightseeing!
2. Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Room Rate: $301 per night
- Free Wi-Fi available
- Pet friendly? Yes, with select rooms
Why I Recommend It
If you’re searching for a central Brussels location, Hotel Amigo is your best bet!
The staff here genuinely care, making each guest feel special. It’s like they have a magic wand for customer service!
What I Didn’t Like
While my stay was wonderful, the room furniture could use a little upgrade to match the luxurious vibe.
And oh, where’s my morning coffee maker? For a posh hotel, surprise me with a kettle!
Overview
Hotel Amigo boasts stunning proximity to the Grand Place, just steps away from iconic sites.
Breakfast here is an event with fresh Belgian waffles that will make you want to move in!
If you enjoy elegant surroundings and exceptional service, put this gem on your list for Brussels!
3. Sofitel Brussels Europe, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Location: European quarter, near Jourdanplein
- Metro: 500m walk uphill
- WiFi: Needs improvement!
Why I Recommend It
The Sofitel Brussels Europe is a chic hotel buzzing with charm in the heart of Brussels.
If you love delicious breakfasts and a rooftop bar with stunning views, this place is for you!
What I Didn’t Like
- WiFi speed was slower than a snail on a holiday.
- The gym could use a little more TLC.
Overview
This hotel is perfect for those who appreciate excellent service and a convenient location.
With comfortable rooms and a bustling square full of restaurants right outside, you’ll never go hungry!
Just a short walk to the European Parliament, it’s an ideal spot for both business and leisure travelers.
4. Motel One Brussels, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Central Location: Just a stone’s throw away from Brussels Central Station.
- Room Size: Cozy, but a tad small.
- Breakfast: Included or a la carte options available.
Why I Recommend It
Motel One Brussels provides amazing value and comfort without breaking the bank.
The staff is friendly, and they even allowed an early check-in and late check-out.
Plus, who wouldn’t love waking up to a fantastic breakfast spread?
What I Didn’t Like
While the rooms are clean, I definitely missed having tea or coffee-making facilities.
And be prepared, the street-side rooms can be a bit noisy.
Overview
With a stylish lobby bar and cozy rooms, this hotel strikes a balance between leisure and convenience.
It’s perfect for exploring Brussels, being within walking distance of key attractions while offering a peaceful retreat.
At around $208 per night, it’s a great choice for a city getaway!
5. B-Aparthotel Regent, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
At B-Aparthotel Regent, the check-in process might feel like a bit of a maze. Don’t forget to check your email for the entry codes!
- Free Wi-Fi: Not the best
- Breakfast: Limited options
- Parking: A tight squeeze
Why I Recommend It
Location, location, location! This apartment hotel is set right in the heart of Brussels, within a comfortable walking distance to many attractions.
The spacious rooms and neat kitchenettes make it great for longer stays—ideal for those who want to feel at home away from home.
What I Didn’t Like
The check-in process can be a bit cumbersome, especially with no reception at night.
The breakfast choices left a bit to be desired and the Wi-Fi was not very reliable.
Overview
B-Aparthotel Regent offers contemporary studios and apartments that are comfortable and stylish. The Italian restaurant on-site is a nice touch, though breakfast could use some improvement.
At around $82 a night, it’s a decent option for travelers looking for both convenience and comfort in Brussels.
6. Terhills Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Absolutely!
- Room Rate: Around $111 per night
- Nearby attractions: National Park and shopping complex
Why I Recommend It
This place provides a delightful blend of history and elegance.
The plush rooms and fine-dining restaurant make it feel like a little slice of paradise.
Imagine enjoying breakfast with a view of the stunning French garden – is there anything better?
What I Didn’t Like
I wish the coffee options at breakfast were of better quality.
Also, a few more hangers would have been nice!
Overview
Terhills Hotel is a stunning gem in Brussels, offering top-tier amenities, including a lovely spa.
With its beautiful surroundings and friendly staff, it’s hard not to feel relaxed and at home.
You’ll definitely want to recommend this spot to family and friends – they owe you a coffee for that!
7. Martin’s Brussels EU, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Price per night: $97
- Distance to metro: 3 minutes
- Walking to city center: 30 minutes
Why I Recommend It
Martin’s Brussels EU offers cozy quarters and modern amenities at an affordable rate.
The breakfast buffet is a real delight, setting you up for the day.
Plus, the friendly staff feels like you have your own personal cheerleaders!
What I Didn’t Like
While the rooms are comfortable, I noticed that some bathrooms could use a little TLC.
Also, good luck if you accidentally leave something behind; the hotel seems a bit rigid about lost items.
Overview
This hotel strikes a balance between convenience and homely vibes.
It’s situated in a great location within the EU quarter, making it ideal for both leisure and business travelers.
With a warm restaurant, bar, and terrace, you can unwind after a busy day exploring Brussels.
8. Royal Windsor Hotel Grand Place, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Room Rate: Approx. $60 per night
- Free Wi-Fi: Absolutely!
- Breakfast Buffet: Included, but keep your expectations low
Why I Recommend It
The Royal Windsor Hotel Grand Place is a cozy spot for those who want to be right in the heart of Brussels.
It’s a low-key hotel that doesn’t boast much but delivers on essential comforts in a prime location.
Plus, staff are generous with the kettle when asked for a little extra warmth!
What I Didn’t Like
While the rooms are clean, they are on the small side and could use a little sprucing up.
No lift? It could be a workout if you have heavy luggage!
Breakfast was basic, and let’s be honest—a bit more variety wouldn’t hurt.
Overview
If you enjoy exploring without breaking the bank, this hotel’s convenient location near the Grand Place is a win.
It’s a great crash pad if you just need a spot to rest after a day of adventure!
9. Hotel des Colonies, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Room Rate: $253 per night
- Breakfast: Delicious buffet options
Why I Recommend It
Hotel des Colonies is a charming place with a fantastic location near public transport.
Its proximity to the historic city center means you can step out and explore without any hassle.
Did I mention the breakfast? It’s quite the treat—because who doesn’t love a good breakfast?
What I Didn’t Like
While the hotel has its charm, the rooms are a tad on the small side.
Some areas seemed like they needed a little love, especially the bathroom.
Overview
This elegant lodging built in 1906 offers a unique blend of history and comfort.
You’ll find clean and accessible facilities, though some plumbing quirks might surprise you.
If you’re looking for a budget-friendly stay with easy access to all Brussels offers, this hotel is worth considering!
10. Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Absolutely!
- Room Rate: $161 per night
- Check-in: Smooth and easy
Why I Recommend It
The Radisson Blu Royal Hotel is a gem in Brussels, boasting a stunning lobby that gives that instant wow factor.
It’s just a short walk to key attractions like Grand Place, which is perfect for sightseeing. Did I mention it’s upscale?
What I Didn’t Like
Surprisingly, they only provided one bottle of water for our stay, which felt a bit stingy considering the price. And wow, €10 for a liter from the mini-bar? Talk about hydration inflation!
The breakfast was a bit hit-or-miss, as it wasn’t seamless during service. Eye rolls from staff? Not the best vibe for morning energy.
Overview
With a luxurious Junior Suite and a great location, this hotel combines comfort and accessibility.
There’s also a lovely seafood restaurant and a gym to work off those irresistible Belgian waffles. A perfect choice for travelers!
11. NH Collection Brussels Centre, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Absolutely!
- Room Rate: Around $120 per night
- Metro access: Right outside the entrance
Why I Recommend It
If you’re after a place that screams comfort and convenience, NH Collection Brussels Centre is for you.
With spacious rooms and a delightful breakfast spread, who could say no?
And let’s be real, the rooftop bar with city views might just make you feel like royalty!
What I Didn’t Like
The lack of on-site parking is a bit of a hassle.
Also, while the style is unique, some colors might not be everyone’s cup of tea.
Overview
This sleek hotel near major attractions boasts extremely friendly staff, including Jonathan, who might just become your travel BFF.
With its location just a short stroll from museums, shops, and delicious eateries, you’re set for an unforgettable stay in Brussels.
In need of healthy breakfast options? They’ve got you covered there too!
12. NH Brussels EU Berlaymont, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Resort Fee: None
- Room Rate: $104 per night
Why I Recommend It
If you’re looking for a chic stay in Brussels, NH Brussels EU Berlaymont is a fantastic choice!
The warm and friendly staff really makes you feel like a VIP.
Plus, you’re steps away from the metro, making city exploration a breeze!
What I Didn’t Like
The breakfast, while tasty, could have a bit more variety, as it was the same every morning.
The gym facilities are in need of some love and attention; let’s face it, no one wants to work out on outdated equipment!
Overview
This hotel features contemporary decor with classic charm, ideal for business and leisure travelers.
You can enjoy complimentary coffee and a stunning breakfast area under the atrium—perfect for savoring the ambiance.
With a clean and comfy room, it’s a great base to explore the beautiful Brussels!
13. The Pantone Hotel, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Price per night: $71
- Room Types: Minimalist with colorful artworks
- Facilities: Fashionable lounge & bike rentals
Why I Recommend It
The Pantone Hotel is a vibrant spot that brightened my Brussels visit with its artistic flair.
Not only does it offer chic, colorful rooms, but the hip vibe makes it a great place to relax after a day exploring the city.
What I Didn’t Like
The bike rentals were a fun idea, but they could have used more options for varying skill levels, which left me a bit pedalin’ in circles!
Overview
This stylish hotel is located just a stone’s throw away from great local eateries and cultural hotspots.
I loved the minimalist design blending with colorful art pieces—it’s like living in a work of art!
If you appreciate a unique aesthetic, this hotel is for you!
14. Hotel Julien, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Room Rate: $256 per night
- Amenities: Indoor pool, gym, restaurant, bar, terrace
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
Why I Recommend It
If you’re looking for a blend of luxury and comfort, the Hotel Julien is a fantastic choice.
This opulent hotel feels like a cozy retreat right in the heart of Brussels.
What I Didn’t Like
I did notice some nearby construction, which can be a bit noisy during the day.
But the soundproofing in the rooms really does help!
Overview
Hotel Julien offers elegantly designed rooms, making you feel pampered from the moment you step in.
The staff is incredibly attentive; they really go the extra mile.
And don’t forget the delicious meals at the restaurant and charming vibes at the bar!
15. Hilton Brussels City, Brussels, Belgium
Know Before You Go
- Free Wi-Fi: Yes
- Room Rate: €137 per night
- Bilingual staff available
Why I Recommend It
Have you ever stayed at a hotel where the staff makes you feel like royalty? This is one of those places!
The friendly reception staff really stand out, always ready to help and even speak multiple languages!
What I Didn’t Like
The parking situation isn’t ideal.
You have to park off-campus, and there’s no easy way to drop off your bags at the front.
Overview
Hilton Brussels City offers airy, spacious rooms with a fridge and a water station available on each floor.
The location is superb, with plenty to explore nearby, and the breakfast selection is decent, although it could use some excitement—where’s the crepes?
The shower pressure? Fantastic! Perfect for a refreshing start to your day!