Pet Friendly Hotels in Brussels-Capital Region, Belgium

Hotel is located just next to the Midi train station, where you could enter it by the side door located near to Haagen Daaz in the station. As we arrived too early, we weren't allowed to check in hence we put the luggage at the concierge. When we returned to collect our luggage around 8pm after check in, we were shocked to find out that we need to locate our own luggages from 3 different storage room 🙄 Then, what was the luggage tag given to us served as? I find this super tedious tbh! Apart from this small hiccup, the rest of the stay was okay. However, there is no room slipper, toothbrush & toothpaste being provided in the room. Personally I find that both the mattress & pillows need to be replaced as they're too soft & thus I woke up with sore back.

We initially got a spacious room, but it was noisy with the elevator engine. We asked to change it, so we got another very small room, and the problem was the smell of sewage in the bathroom!!! We hope that more attention will be paid to maintenance. The receptionist was very helpful and we thank him.

Clean room, convenient location, near to train station and attractions, most places within walking distance, many restaurants around, recommended

Metro & trains station are all within walking distance. Not too far to walk to walk to the Grand Market too. Nice breakfast with freshly squeezed orange juice. Gluten free and vegan options too. Wish they would change the menu after 2-3 days. Got sick of the repeated menu by 3rd day. Love the 24h gym and sauna.

The reception staff was very friendly when we checked in as well as throughout our stay. There is private parking available for 15€ a night but we opted for the cheaper option right as there are many available parking spots outside of the hotel. We ended up paying a little under 10€ for about 2 days. The room itself was very spacious and offered a lot of storage space as well as a mini fridge, which we had to plug in on arrival. The beds were very comfortable and rather soft. Close to the EU Parliament and about a 30 minute walk to the more touristy city centre or you can take the metro.

The hotel's location is very good; it's close to the train station, and the attractions are within walking distance. However, the downside is that it's on a street, so it remains noisy until the early morning. The sink counter has a design flaw, often making it wet. The breakfast is not very diverse.

I prefered this hotel as it is close to the EU institutions. However, there are better hotels on other parts of the city. In booking, I didn't select the breakfast as I confused. When I arrived the hotel, they told me to include breakfast for 29$ per day, which was expensive. When booking, I read that there would be drinking water as complementary but there was only empty bottles and it should be filled in from a machine next to the elevators. Lastly, the room was noisy because windows are not noise dampening. The furniture was also outdated.

I had an excellent short stay at the B&B Hotel. Friendly staff, great breakfast with yogurts, eggs, croissants and some vegetables, clean room and coffee facilities at the end of the hall on every floor. The mattress are quite firm (I say this having and extra firm mattress at home). The doors slam shut if not guided, so you might want to arm yourself with some earplugs against potential inconsiderate neighbours. I recommend staying here if you want to be in the quiet Ixelles area.

The hotel is really nice. The location is very good. Carrefour is diagonally opposite, which makes shopping very convenient. There are billiards and table football in the hotel, which are all free. The children have something to play with. The room is also clean and tidy. Highly recommended!

The hotel is of good quality, with friendly and accommodating staff who went out of their way to assist us, offering information on local restaurants and chocolate shops. Our stay in the room was comfortable, and the cleanliness was commendable. However, being situated near a bar district, there is a possibility of late-night noise from people on the streets during weekends, which could be somewhat disruptive. Additionally, the hotel's location is not ideal, requiring a minimum of 20 minutes to reach the city center and 15 minutes to the nearest railway station. Nevertheless, considering the price point, these minor drawbacks are acceptable.