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“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.
“Among the many charms of this petite hotel are the incredibly friendly owners, Michel and Sophie Smeesters. The rooms, divided into economy, business, and first class, are as comfortable as those in far more expensive establishments.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Brussels.
“Exotic travel is the theme at the Brussels Welcome Hotel, where a wonderland lies behind the rather plain façade. You’ll find unique, theatrical rooms, helpful staff and great value for money, close to Rue Antoine Dansaert and the Grand Place. Not the place for those who prefer hotels to be bland and anonymous.”
What guests liked
- Themed rooms
- Friendly staff
- Excellent location
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
The Hotel Welcome is located on 23 Quai Au Bois A Bruler 23 where it offers the best in hospitality conditions as well as a taste of the luxury lifestyle. The hotel is rated three-star for its level of cleanliness, the exemplary comfort it provides, the excellent location in which the hotel building is situated and a great value for money. The satisfaction and comfort of guests are assured in Hotel Welcome Brussels.
The hotel is set right in the city center, and it houses uniquely designed rooms with an international theme. The hotel is surrounded by numerous bars, cafes, restaurants which are within a short walk from the hotel.
Hotel Welcome Brussels offers chic room options such as Deluxe Double Room, Large Suite with Whirlpool, Standard Double Room, and Quadruple Room with Bath. All these rooms feature elegant and warm colors as well as a design that will suit and soothe the guests staying in them.
The hotel is about 40 m away from the Brussels Christmas Market; the Metro de Brouckere is about 350 m away from the hotel and the Freemasonry Museum is within 250 m away from the hotel.
Rooms in the hotel are fitted with standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi for high-speed internet access, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, air conditioning and a comfy sofa. The rooms also come with a private bathroom with thoughtful touches such as free toiletries and bathroom slippers.
Enjoy the Hotel Welcome whenever you are in Brussels.
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