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Cancellation free of charge before 12.00 First night will be automatically charged in case of late cancellation or no-show for all guaranteed booking.
You can cancel the reservation without penalty fee until 1 days before check in date
This 4 star hotel is located in the city centre of Brussels and was established in 1975. It is close to the PARC CINQUANTENAIRE and the nearest station is SCHUMAN. The Hotel has a bar and a conference room. All 133 rooms are equipped with minibar and hairdryer.
The restaurant serves breakfast and other meals are on request. It is located on the ground floor, is very large and basic although there is a garden where people can eat, weather permitting.
It is an 8 storey, modern building with glass windows.
The lobby is medium sized and decorated in dark colours, a little bit '70's in style. There is a bar located directly off the lobby with added seating, an aquarium and tea and coffee making facilities.
Guests may select their breakfast from a buffet.
The bedrooms are all large and in good condition, although they could do with some modernising as they are a little old fashioned and the decor is predominantly blues and greens. There is plenty of cupboard space and every room has a dining table. The bathrooms are also in good condition and are decorated with beige tiles with yellow flowers.
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Tax Information
En este destino existe una tasa de turismo local no incluida en el precio por persona y noche, que deberás pagar directamente en el hotel.
How to arrive
3 minute walk to the nearest metro station (schuman)
Located in European Commission District and just 200m from the station Schuman (metro, bus, trains, airport shuttles), this hotel offers the ideal acommodation for business trips. Close to the "Parc du Cinquantenaire" and only 15min by subway from Grand Place, the hotel is the perfect place to stay discovering the European capital.
