“Located on the Place de Brouckere rright at the heart of the historical centre of the Capital of Europe , a stone’s throw from the famous Grand Place, the Bourse and the Theatre de la Monnaie, and close to the city's most exciting shopping thoroughfare.
By car, follow signs for "Centre-de Brouckère". By train, the Midi-Zuid (T.G.V. Thalys and Eurostar), Central and North stations are less than 1 km. By plane, Brussels Airport is just 12 km. By public transport: the "de Brouckère" metro station in front of the hotel.
ACCOMMODATION: 410 rooms, of which 10 suites, all with bathroom, 5 floors, 3 elevators, Colour television, in room movies, direct dial telephone in all rooms. Mini-bars. Laundry/dry cleaning within 24 hours, valet service. Round the clock room-service. Children under 12 years old are accommandated free of charge in their parent´s room. |
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HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES: Conciergerie, excursions, theatre tickets, car rental, fitness centre (balneotherapy, hammam,sauna), baby sitting, photocopy, secretarial and translation services, PC facilities compatible, currency exchange, safety deposit boxes, telephone, fax, telex.
Restaurant:
L' Alban Chambon: Our gastronomical restaurant "l'Alban Chambon" opened in 1985 and features an unique enaissance décor and offers a classical yet daring French cuisine. Our chef has been rewarded a series of distinctions, among others 2 red hats and 16/20 in the GaultMillau culinary guide as wel as 2 golden keys. |
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Le 19eme: "Elegant and refined in a timeless setting, cocktails and fine alcoholic beverages". "Corinthian columns, deep leather sofas, palm trees, grand piano, the perfect milieu resembling an exclusive club where guests can relax undisturbed, and where savoring a drink becomes a ritual full of grace and charm."
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Cafe Metropole: The Cafe Metropole is one of Brussels finest, with period decorations and motifs:
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Banquet and Meetings: When a smile adds to the discretion and efficiency of service. Everything you can expect from a contemporary hotel, but with a tasteful luxury and unique personal character.
The Langevin and Marie Curie rooms remind us that there are meeting places other than uninspiring rooms with no atmosphere. The classic decor in the Arthur Rubinstein room lends itself perfectly to small concerts, immediately contributing to the splendour of the occasion.
Gilded coffers, Italian stuccos, modern wrought iron...Everywhere beautiful details catch and delight the eye. A little further on, a monumental fireplace with pillars and a bust, the pinkish brown marble setting off the golds.
Once again this is the architecture of archways and arcades which beautifully reflects the origins of such a style. Ahead of us a surprise still awaits in the form of a superb view of the pure art deco spirals.
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