Overall, great hotel: wonderful rooms, great staff, superb breakfast, great location, and a touch of boutique-hotel atmosphere.

In the first room I stayed, the airco made more noise than a boeing 747; in the second (replacement) room, the airco was still very very noisy and on my last day disfunctional. Opening the window and sleeping with airplugs fixed this. Still, the hotel should just replace the airco system as obviously it has had its days. Same for the elevator: there is only 1 tiny one, which is slow and not sufficient for a 8-floor large hotel. I often had to take the stairs to the 6th floor and down!

Excellent breakfast, total value for money, great coffee, croissants and egg omlettes, and liege waffles. Spacious room, bathroom and love the quiet neighbourhood in a residential place. It is a 30 min walk from main city center or you can take an uber, but I still prefer to stay in a quieter non commericial neighbourhood than staying in the touristy locations. It was close to the touristy spots and centraal station with the right amount of distance to provide the peace and quiet

Some people mentioned the rooms being thin walled. I did not face this issue. Sometimes there is noise from the street but since its a residential neighbourhood, its rare. They also provide ear plugs in case, but I did not need it and I am a light sleeper. I think overall, it is a value for money place.

Modern, recently renovated hotel with stylish common areas and bright, airy rooms featuring large windows. The beds are comfortable and the hardwood floors (no carpets) are a hygienic plus. Environmentally conscious with refillable bathroom amenities. Location is reasonably central. Breakfast offers good variety, including gluten-free options - better than first impressions suggest. The open wardrobe design offers limited storage space. Rates are somewhat high for the standard of accommodation offered.

Major drawback during stay: Out of order elevator with no quick repair (>24hrs). The only access was via a very narrow staircase reminiscent of a medieval castle - challenging for those with mobility issues or luggage.

I would definitely recommend this hotel for a short stay in Brussels! The team was very friendly and made our stay comfortable. The breakfast was rich with plenty of options, and the location was excellent. A great choice for a visit to the city!

The rooms are not soundproofed so at times (you could hear people talking in neighboring rooms or in the corridors) and felt a bit small, especially for two people, leaving little space to move around. Additionally, the bathroom was extremely hot—it felt like stepping into a sauna. However, despite these minor inconveniences, my experience was still positive.

The "Roaring 20s" design of the hotel is pleasantly consistent (except the obvious contemporary comforts), with lots of interesting detail. The feeling is lush but cosy; the rooms are well heated despite the large windows. The furnishings and decoratons are thought-through. I liked the practicality of a 24/7 reception, with friendly and helpful staff. The hotel is within walking distance of several pleasant, affordable places to eat.

I personally prefer a kettle but I guess that the majority will appreciate the coffee machine! The only issue I had was with the audible noise from the corridor. I wonder if it was possible to soundproof the doors to the rooms?

The boutique hotel is situated not far from the shopping road and boasts a charming garden view at the front. Though the rooms are compact (around 18 m2), they offer ample space to open luggage comfortably. Additionally, one of our members enjoyed the VIP room, which was incredibly spacious and loved it.

We enjoyed the spacious VIP rooms, but were disappointed to find no elevator access to that part of the hotel, requiring us to carry large and heavy luggage to the 3rd floor and the underground room ourselves. Additionally, the toilet shades only covered half of the bathtub, leading to water spilling outside. Moreover, the amenities provided varied between rooms, with one offering "body and shampoo" and hand soap, while another had hand soap and "shampooing," leaving us unsure if the bottles were recycled and if the shampoo was suitable for body use.

The housekeeping staff didn't knock before entering the room and found me naked as I had just taken a shower and was getting dressed.

The hotel is around a 15 minute walik from Brussels Midi station, so a great location for the Chareloi airport transfer. Please note the walk is however all uphill :) The beds are comfortable and the breakfast was great - a lot of variety, including hot options. Easy access to metro stations but the centre of town is an easy 30 minute walk away.

One small probelm was that our sink was blocked on the second day and had not been resloved by the time we checked out the following morning. We cleaned our teeth in the shower so no big deal.

Staff were friendly and very accommodating. We were able to check in much earlier than the original check in time. There were a couple of issues in our initial room (extremely warm and a loud noise coming from the AC unit) but once reported we were moved straight away. Transport links are good in the area.

Although the rooms are nice, they are small and fairly cramped. There is no fridge in the room. The lift was unreliable - only one lift for the whole hotel so often you are waiting quite a while to use it, not too much of an issue if you are on the lower floors.

Nice, elegant and cozy hotel where attention was paid to the details. The stay was pleasant including the breakfast with spacious room for a family of three. Very pleasant staff making sure we could fully enjoy our stay. We loved the quiet neighbourhood compared to the more busy areas in the city centre. Quite some shops in the area for your basic needs, while a 30 minutes walk you can be in the heart of the city of Brussels.