Close to the motorway, airport and train station, so all your transportation needs are covered.

Opened in the 1930s and restored to its original glory by Belgian nobility, with a history so impressive it’s got its own Wikipedia page.

With an enormous garden fronting the building, it's an oasis of calm in the heart of the bustling city.

Prime central location couldn’t be better for exploring town by foot.

If these walls could talk: former 1930s bordello charms with a sensual mix of traditional and modern décor.

Art-themed digs in the happenin’ Botanique ‘hood, next to the Botanique concert venue and fab gardens.

The name doesn’t lie – a secret courtyard garden awaits. Ask Ben, the gardener, for the key(!).

1920s charm, totally refreshed for today (we especially heart the high ceilings).

Spot-on location puts you steps from the famous Grand Place, Manneken Pis statue and impressive Magritte Museum.

Serene setting away from the hustle/bustle, strollable to Cinquantenaire Park and Park Leopold.

Steps from the historic centre for foot-friendly exploration.

Close to the motorway, airport and train station, so all your transportation needs are covered.

Just a 5-min stroll from the main train station and a 25-min walk from must-visits like Grand Place.

Close enough to the airport for a free shuttle service, but far enough away that you don’t hear the planes.

About a 10-minute drive to the airport and less than that to the city centre.

Simple, modern rooms deliver as promised, complete with flat-screen TVs and complimentary WiFi. (Let the movie marathon begin.)

Contemporary rooms done up in garden-inspired themes a tribute to hotel's Botanical Quarter location.

Simple décor is efficient, practical and exactly what we need for a solid night’s snoozefest.