I stayed at this hotel only for one night and I chose it because of its location. It was indeed very convenient, had easy access to Metro, Trams and Buses plus the Grande Place at walking distance. I was given room 119 on the first floor which had 3 beds and a nice small desk which I enjoyed very much... More

I selected this hotel because I needed to stay in this area but I was very much put off by the rewiews and picture . But it was totally ok, my room was renovated and although not luxurious at all , it was functional and clean . The bed provided a good night sleep and the receptionnist was amicable .... More

I stayed here based on tripadvisor reviews and have not been disappointed. The rooms are very basic but what it lacks in frills it makes up for in comfort. The room I had was more spacious than some more luxurious rooms I have experienced in my travels. I have been travelling for 2 months now through USA, UK, Switzerland, France... More

All very fine except that my room faced the road, which resulted in some noise even later in the evening. In the future, I will therefore ask for a room on the other side of the building. Otherwise a clear recommendation.

I stayed at this hotel for one night for a meeting at the EU quarter. It is conveniently located 3 stops away from schuman by metro and a 10-15 minutes walk to the city centre. The quarter looks very safe and quiet, even if close by there are a couple of pubs that seemed pretty popular. Rooms are not particularly... More

I stayed for three nights at the Hotel du Congres in Brussels in April 2013, paying 50 Euros per night for a small single room. This did not include breakfast (which costs an additional 7.5 Euros, I think) or 4.5 Euros per night city tax. I was shocked to see that the rack rate for the room was a staggering... More

The Hotel is clean, but single rooms are very small.The Hotel is newly renovated.The Hotel has no luggage room which is a bit daunting. The shower is a bit tight, but it works well. The Elevator is new and convenient.