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1. Hotel Amigo
A five-star Rocco Forte hotel between the Grand-Place and the Manneken Pis, with an Italian restaurant, the jazz-filled Bar Magritte and family suites.
View details — Hotel AmigoBrussels is a compact city, and where you stay shapes the trip more than distances suggest. The old centre around the Grand-Place puts most sights on your doorstep. Hotel Amigo, a five-star Rocco Forte property between the Grand-Place and the Manneken Pis, is the classic luxury choice, while Hôtel des Galeries offers 23 stylish rooms beneath the glass roof of the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert. Hotel Le Dixseptième, a four-star boutique hotel between the Grand-Place and Brussels-Central, and The Dominican, a design hotel beside the La Monnaie opera house, are both excellent mid-to-upper range bases within walking distance of everything.
The upper town and Avenue Louise suit travellers who want grand hotels and quieter streets. The restored Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria on the Rue Royale reopened in December 2024 with a large spa, and Steigenberger Wiltcher's, open since 1913, anchors the Avenue Louise shopping district with an infinity pool. On a tighter budget, Jam Hotel in Saint-Gilles has rooms for up to six people, an indoor pool and easy tram links, and MEININGER Brussels City Center, in a former brewery on the canal, offers dorms and private rooms. Rates are often lower at weekends, when business travel drops, so it pays to compare dates.
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A five-star Rocco Forte hotel between the Grand-Place and the Manneken Pis, with an Italian restaurant, the jazz-filled Bar Magritte and family suites.
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The Belle Époque Grand Hotel Astoria of 1910, restored and reopened by Corinthia in December 2024 with 126 rooms, a 1,200 m² spa and chef-led restaurants.
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The grand dame of Avenue Louise, opened in 1913 and since renovated, with 225 rooms, a spa with an infinity pool and the open-air La Terrasse.
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A 150-room design hotel on the site of a former abbey, incorporating the façade of the house where painter Jacques-Louis David lived.
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A characterful four-star boutique hotel behind a discreet façade between the Grand-Place and Brussels-Central, spread across a historic house and garden wing.
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A 23-room boutique hotel beneath the glass roof of the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, with parquet floors, wooden shutters and Belgian designer furniture.
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An affordable design hotel in a former art school in Saint-Gilles, with rooms for two to six people, an indoor pool and a sento-style spa.
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A budget hotel and hostel in a red-brick 1912 brewery beside the Brussels-Charleroi canal, with 150 rooms, dorms, a guest kitchen and a bar.
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