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For a major European capital, Brussels is surprisingly affordable for the budget conscious traveller. Thanks to the EU having its home here, there are also a slew of business–focused moderate options, plus a number of excellent luxury properties. Hotels are largely found between the Quartier Royale and Quartier du Marais. There are also a good number next to Brussels Midi station for those arriving on international train services.

The Brussels hotels below have been grouped in three pricing categories:
Luxury (over €350)
Moderate (€150 to €350)
Cheap (up to €150)

These Brussels hotel prices are based on double occupancy of a twin or double room at standard rate, including breakfast for two and all taxes.

Luxury

Hotel Amigo Brussels

Although within short walking distance of the bustling Grand-Place, the Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo is a haven of calm and comfort. The building served as a prison in the 16th century and opened as a luxury hotel in 1957. Furnished with rich tapestries and antiques, it offers a friendly welcome and has a restaurant and cocktail bar, meeting rooms and a banqueting suite. The décor of the 176 rooms and suites blends contemporary elegance with dashes of colour and humour - Hergé characters and Magritte graphics appear here and there.

Address: , Rue de l'Amigo 1-3, Brussels, 1000
Telephone: +32 2 547 4747.

Hotel Metropole Brussels

The 19th-century Hotel Metropole, with its grand art nouveau interior, is the first choice for those wishing to combine a lust for nostalgia with a need for modern comfort. A stone's throw from the Grand-Place, this palatial hotel offers a truly grand entrance hall and an Italian baroque style restaurant, L'Alban Chambon. There are 283 comfortable rooms and 15 suites, many decorated with drapes, swags and chandeliers.

Address: , Place de Brouckère 31, Brussels, 1000
Telephone: +32 2 217 2300.
Website: http://www.metropolehotel.com

The Dominican

Part of the Carlton hotel group, The Dominican is the place to come if you want to be pampered while on a break in Brussels. It takes its name from the Dominican abbey which was originally built on this site in the 1400s. Its design is first rate, taking on the hushed feel of the abbey’s cloisters. Rooms are huge, the beds vast and the breakfast top notch.

Address: , Rue Leopold 9, Brussels, 1000
Telephone: +32 2 203 0808.
Website: http://www.thedominican.be

Moderate

Brussels Welcome Hotel

This distinctive boutique hotel celebrates the romance of travel. Each of the 17 rooms is individually decorated with ethnic textiles and artefacts to evoke a far-flung corner of the world: the Congo room is strewn with mosquito nets and leopard-spotted cushions, the Cuba room features a mural of old Havana and the Tahiti room has a bamboo bed and a wildly colourful, tropical theme.

Address: , Quai au Bois à Brûler 23, Brussels, 1000
Telephone: +32 2 219 9546.
Website: http://www.hotelwelcome.com

Made In Louise

Located just outside the city centre, Made In Louise has earned a reputation as Brussels’ hottest boutique hotel. Family run, the attention to detail runs deep, from the individually designed bedrooms through to the excellent tips on local bars and restaurants. The breakfast is spectacular, so be sure to get up early enough for it.

Address: , Rue Veydt 40, Brussels, 1050
Telephone: +32 2 537 4033.
Website: http://www.madeinlouise.com

Odette En Ville

This design-led boutique hotel, in the beautiful Chatelain quarter, nods towards classic film noir sets with luxurious decor that isn’t stuffy and sleek, cosy rooms. There are even art and photography books for sale here. Guests can score a massage or treatment at Serendip Spa round the corner at a discounted rate.

Address: , Rue de Châtelain 25, Brussels, 1050
Telephone: +32 2 640 2626.
Website: http://www.odetteenville.be/en/

Cheap

Atlas Hotel Brussels

This quiet, friendly 3-star hotel, a 10-minute walk from the Grand-Place and close to the Bourse, has 89 en-suite rooms. Although the rooms are fairly modest, they're well-kept and good value with free Wi-Fi is included. City bus tours depart from the front door and private parking is available for a daily charge.

Address: , Rue du Vieux Marché aux Grains 30, Brussels, 1000
Telephone: +32 2 502 6006.
Website: http://www.atlas-hotel.be

Mozart

This 50-room hotel occupies a 17th-century building in a lively area just off the Grand-Place, amid a plethora of bars and small eating places. For a budget option with simple rooms and facilities, its lobby is surprisingly grandiose, elaborately decked out in marble, patterned tiles and baroque furniture. There's more cheerfully florid décor in the small courtyard garden.

Address: , Rue Marché aux Fromages 23, Brussels, 1000
Telephone: +32 2 502 6661.
Website: http://www.hotel-mozart.be

NH Stephanie

With crisply decorated, modern rooms, this hotel is excellent value for money for those who don't mind staying a little over 1km (0.6 miles) outside of the city centre. A good breakfast is included and the superior rooms feature thoughtful extras such as free, Wi-Fi, coffee making machines and a choice of pillows.

Address: , Rue Jean Stas 32, Brussels, 1060
Telephone: +32 2 537 4250.
Website: http://www.nh-hotels.com/hotel/nh-brussels-stephanie

Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi

Address: , Place Marcel Broodthaers 3, Brussels, 1060
Telephone: +32 2 535 1400
Website: https://www.parkinn.com/hotel-brussels
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Mozart

This 50-room hotel occupies a 17th-century building in a lively area just off the Grand-Place, amid a plethora of bars and small eating places. For a budget option with simple rooms and facilities, its lobby is surprisingly grandiose, elaborately decked out in marble, patterned tiles and baroque furniture. There's more cheerfully florid décor in the small courtyard garden.

The Dominican

Part of the Carlton hotel group, The Dominican is the place to come if you want to be pampered while on a break in Brussels. It takes its name from the Dominican abbey which was originally built on this site in the 1400s. Its design is first rate, taking on the hushed feel of the abbey’s cloisters. Rooms are huge, the beds vast and the breakfast top notch.

Hotel Metropole Brussels

The 19th-century Hotel Metropole, with its grand art nouveau interior, is the first choice for those wishing to combine a lust for nostalgia with a need for modern comfort. A stone's throw from the Grand-Place, this palatial hotel offers a truly grand entrance hall and an Italian baroque style restaurant, L'Alban Chambon. There are 283 comfortable rooms and 15 suites, many decorated with drapes, swags and chandeliers.

Hotel Amigo Brussels

Although within short walking distance of the bustling Grand-Place, the Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo is a haven of calm and comfort. The building served as a prison in the 16th century and opened as a luxury hotel in 1957. Furnished with rich tapestries and antiques, it offers a friendly welcome and has a restaurant and cocktail bar, meeting rooms and a banqueting suite. The décor of the 176 rooms and suites blends contemporary elegance with dashes of colour and humour - Hergé characters and Magritte graphics appear here and there.

Odette En Ville

This design-led boutique hotel, in the beautiful Chatelain quarter, nods towards classic film noir sets with luxurious decor that isn’t stuffy and sleek, cosy rooms. There are even art and photography books for sale here. Guests can score a massage or treatment at Serendip Spa round the corner at a discounted rate.

Made In Louise

Located just outside the city centre, Made In Louise has earned a reputation as Brussels’ hottest boutique hotel. Family run, the attention to detail runs deep, from the individually designed bedrooms through to the excellent tips on local bars and restaurants. The breakfast is spectacular, so be sure to get up early enough for it.