Brussels Hotels with Balcony

Moxy is great as always. The vibe of the hotel is fun. It was world cup season, so there was soccer screening. The lobby is always vibrant. Usual amenities like water and kettle aren’t available, but you can get it from the lobby/cafe area. We didn’t mind that since the space to hangout downstairs is cooler. Room was comfortable. Gym looked great, although I didn’t manage to use it. Walking distance to metro and great food options around. But what stand out most at Moxy is their service crew. Warm and kind, making the stay fantastic.

The location of the apartment is very good, the block is quiet and safe. Very new, tasteful decoration, practical and elegant room layout, very large bathroom, kitchen, air-conditioning is quiet. There is a common kitchen on the zero floor, exquisite dessert snacks, great. If you have large suitcases, please be careful to book the upstairs housing, there is no elevator. I hope that communication will be quick and solve the doubts, and it may not be as desired. The whole process is online and telephone communication, and the door opening of each space needs to be carried out online. Please improve: the bathroom sink is very slow, the top light flickers, the bedside lamp is broken, and the clean quilt cover has unclean marks.

This room in a European city center was incredibly spacious, comfortable, and spotless. Breakfast, at 17.5 euros per person, offered a fantastic spread including ham, cheese, fruits, vegetables, yogurt, milk, coffee, juice, bread, tea, and scrambled eggs – all very fresh, allowing for a leisurely start to the day. The reception area is small and shares space with the restaurant, but check-in was quick. While official check-in is at 3 PM, they allowed us to check in at 2 PM. Luggage storage is available, and the front desk also provides complimentary tea and candies, plus a self-service vending machine for snacks and drinks. The location is superb, with all the main attractions within easy walking distance, and the area feels very safe. Housekeeping doesn't come daily, so I brought my own trash bags to collect rubbish, which I could then dispose of in the large refuse room on the ground floor. There's also a spacious restroom on the ground floor, which was convenient for changing clothes and sorting out luggage before checking in.

The place is pretty close to the EU Parliament, within walking distance of the nearest metro and bus stop. We got an early check-in without being charged extra as rooms were available. The staff was very nice. However, they don't have smart TVs, or at least not in my room, as I was not able to Chromecast anything, and the antenna was only showing local shows.

The air conditioning has been generally out of order for a long time, according to the brief explanation given at the front desk. The room was stifling, over 30 degrees Celsius, and there wasn't even a backup fan. No apologies were offered, and they didn't seem too bothered by the situation. We had booked four rooms to be close to RTBF the next morning. Our French guests had a terrible night because it was impossible to open the windows due to the excessive noise from the road. It's a shame because the rooms themselves were very spacious.

The space was ample. The kitchen was well-equipped with basic necessities, and the oven/microwave combo and dishwasher were very convenient. It was a bit tricky to figure out how to use everything at first since there were no instructions. We had to bring our own seasonings, but it was great to be able to cook. It's also convenient that we can check in at the hotel next door and request cleaning services. It would be even better if there was a washing machine.

This is a decent serviced apartment, close to the MRT station and bus station, with a small supermarket across the street. Transportation and shopping are quite convenient. Since it's a serviced apartment, there's no receptionist at the apartment. Upon arrival, you have to take a bus to a separate check-in location, which is a bit inconvenient. Overall, the apartment charges are reasonable.

Well connected to the city, transport and EU buildings. Close to the park and other entertainment places like restaurants and bars. Close to the bus stop going to the airport. The place is nice and clean, quite a big room, and lots of space. Tea and coffee set inside the room.

This hotel is pretty near to the Midi station, just a street away, and the tram and bus bay are behind the hotel which is very conveniently located. The hotel room is not too big, even the bathroom is small. The heater may not be as warm as expected but it could make do with it during winter. The hotel front counter staff are very helpful and friendly. Overall a good place to stay.

I arrived early and was fortunately allowed to check in ahead of time. The check-in process was fine overall, and although the hotel felt a bit like a maze, I was given directions to my room. The lift was very small and quite old, so I chose not to use it again afterward. The hotel interior was beautiful and matched the Moroccan-inspired vibe shown online. Even the hallway had a pleasant smell, which added to the atmosphere. However, my room was located in the basement and required going down a few small stairs. It was a bit dark and honestly felt slightly unsettling at times. The lighting inside the room was also quite dim. The room appeared clean, although there was a woody smell and the linens seemed a little damp, or at least smelled that way. On the positive side, the toilet was clean and had all the expected amenities, and the shower was excellent with hot water warming up quickly. I also appreciated being allowed to leave my bag after checkout, although I was simply told to leave it in the corner. The staff and owner were friendly throughout my stay, and I was even offered to use the toilet when I returned later to collect my luggage, which was thoughtful. The highlight of the hotel is definitely its excellent location, with close proximity to both the Grand Place and the train station.