| Hotel Description: |
The hotel is located in the heart of the commercial district of Brussels, only 10 minutes from the historical city
and very close to the Grand Place and the famous Manneken Pis.
80 comfortable rooms, including 31 singles, 25 superior and 24 executive rooms, are at your disposition. All of the rooms have a private bathroom with hair-dryer, satellite TV, 3 telephones, individual fax and modem connection, mini-bar and electronic key card. The hotel is situated very close to the Botanical Gardens, Place Rogier (metro station) and North Station (trains and busses). Just a few minutes walk from the hotel you will find the shopping area of Brussels: shopping mall 'City 2' and pedestrian shopping street 'Rue Neuve'. The famous Grand Place is just a 15 minute walk away. Belgians are known for their gourmet taste. You have to taste our fine Belgian beers, excellent chocolates and delicious waffles! | | Room Information: |  | Double Room
Our hotel provides you elegantly appointed double rooms, so as to assure you a pleasant stay.
Number of Beds:1 |
| | Getting There: |
 We are located only 20 minutes distance from the international airport. | | Business Facilities: |
1 meeting room for up to 25 guests is available.
| | Local Attractions: |
Grand-place Distance: 0 miles
Grand-place has a number of Baroque houses built in 1695, after a French bombardment leveled everything in the area but the Town Hall. Ground floors are occupied by Shops, restaurants, and taverns.
The Horta Museum Distance: 1 miles
Built by Victor Hortain one of the most acclaimed architects in Belgium the late 1890's. It is a great example of Art Nouveau style popular in Europe between 1893 and 1918.
Manneken Pis Distance: 3 miles
No visit to Brussels is complete without a visit to Manneken Pis, the world famous peeing boy at the corner of Eikstraat/stoofstraat near the Grand Place in Brussels.
The Belgian Comic Strip Museum Distance: 4 miles
Imagine a comic book museum. But do not expect American comic books. This museum displays the Belgium styles of comic books that have appeared after World War II, such as the work of Herge, the creator of TinTin, Willy Vandersteen, creator of Suse...
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