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

Fab 27-room converted mansion with stunning warm-modern interiors and enviable city views.

Guestrooms’ interiors incorporate the building’s historic character & add plenty of eclectic-cool details.

On the northern side of the city centre. You can get to Mannekin Pis and the north station right quick.

Just a 2-min stroll from the central train station and within walking distance of the city's famous sights.

Just outside the centre and close to public transportation for easy access to all the must-see sights.

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

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

Rooms are richly decorated in antiques; the dreamy spa is decked out in Alhambra-influenced archways and tiles.

Contemporary space right in the very centre of the city.

Luxurious boutique rooms have antique English country charm and all the must-have modern conveniences.

It’s all style in this part of town by Avenue Louise, where upscale shoppers mingle with busy businessppl.

Tasty breakfast that just so happens to also be free.

Know what you need? A bright yellow Villo bike. Ask about rentals at the front desk. (First half-hour free!)

Spacious rooms with kitchenettes make a comfortable home base.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

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

Modern look with touches of whimsy – check out the wall art.

The Hoxton comes to Brussels – you're not gonna wanna miss that!

Modern installation art by local Arne Quinze adds some pizazzle to the reception atrium – impossible to miss amid all the clean minimalist white.

Doesn’t get any more ‘in the heart’ than Grand Place, which is best strolled ice cream in hand.

Steps from the historic centre for foot-friendly exploration.

One of Brussels’ oldest buildings (and oldest hotels), it’s got a sweet spot on Place Rogier near the city’s longest pedestrian shopping street.

Royal alert: the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium and Royal Place of Brussels are both less than a 10-min walk away.

The old-world building is just a façade; inside is nothing but arty, sleek industrial-chic.

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

Experience the pop of contemporary decor in an ancient city.

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

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.

Nestled in the Art Nouveau district and close to public transport for easy access to the city centre.