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“If you have the money to stay here, then the Amigo is definitely the number-one place to stay in Brussels. It’s got it all: the best location in the heart of Brussels, beautifully decorated rooms that look out onto the rooftops of the Hotel de Ville, great service from a well-trained and charming staff, and great Italian food at the Ristorante Bocconi.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Brussels.
“A charmingly renovated 18th-century building is the setting for this exquisite, family-run boutique hotel, found deep in the fashionable Louise neighborhood. The rooms are bright and tastefully simple, decorated in either single or two-tone colors.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Brussels.
“Each of the rooms is inspired by a different destination that the owners, Michel and Sophie Smeeters, have visited. To ‘create’ Morocco, India, Japan, China, Bali, Tibet, and other parts of the world, the very hands-on Smeeters brought back all the furnishings and luxurious fabrics, objects, and artifacts that you see in the rooms.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Brussels.
“Steps from the fashionable shops of Avenue Louise, the photo-themed Zoom Hotel has 37 rooms and a gallery-like lobby with a beer bar and a boutique selling everything from Belgian chocolate to camera accessories.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Brussels, Belgium.
“Rooms at Hôtel Métropole have been redecorated in styles varying from art deco to ‘Venetian Baroque’ – slightly overcolourful for some tastes. Much of the furniture is restored from 1930s originals.”
“In the trendy Saint Gilles neighborhood, the kaleidoscopic Pantone Hotel radiates bright solid colors from every surface. The 61 rooms have a 1970s bachelor-pad feel, courtesy of shag carpets, spherical chrome lamps and molded plastic bedside tables.”
Shortlisted in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Brussels, Belgium.
“Though not in the most picturesque part of Brussels, JAM gets good grades for its stylish raw design, alluring public spaces, cheerful Italian staff, cool nearby hangouts, abundant on-demand extras and a very reasonable price tag.”
“This unique 200-bed hostel is next to Train World, and guests can sleep in comfy four-bed dorms, authentic couchettes in actual train compartments, or splash out for the retro luxury suite in a carriage balanced on the roof.”
“The 47 rooms of this grand 1900s mansion have just been fashionably renovated, finally offering a smart address in this fast-changing neighbourhood, perfectly situated between the multicultural Midi Station and tourist sights around the Grand Place.”
“This classy B&B has an incredible location right within the gorgeous (if reverberant) Galeries St-Hubert. Delectable decor styles include African, modernist and ‘Madame Loulou’ (with 1920s nude sketches).”
Frommers, Fodors, Telegraph
Fodors, Frommers, Telegraph
Frommers, Fodors, Telegraph
New York Times, The Guardian
Lonely Planet, Telegraph
New York Times
New York Times
The Guardian
The Guardian
Lonely Planet
Brussels is the capital of Belgium; the Brussels-Capital Region is located in the Central portion of the country, taking a part of the French Community of Belgium and the Flemish Community of Belgium. As a result of this unique location, Brussels is an important city in Belgium.
The city is a major center of international politics and has been the home of several international organizations, diplomats, civil servants and politicians. Brussels is also the de facto capital of the European Union, making it an important political center. As of 2016, Brussels is ranked the 20th largest capital city of the European Union.
Brussels holds an important distinction of being one of the greenest capitals in Europe making it a naturally beautiful city. Numerous parks and gardens are littered throughout the city of Brussels while the Sonian Forest was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017.
Several tourist attractions such as the Northern Quarter business district, Brussels City Hall, Mont des Arts, Royal Palace of Brussels, Congress Colum and Grand Place are located in the city. Other tourist attractions and landmarks include St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral and Cinquantenaire Park.
If you like our list of design hotels in Brussels, then you should also check out our selection of recommended hotels in Paris or the best hotels in Amsterdam.