Recently Reviewed Hotels around Anderlecht

• be Manos
  "Very trendy, modern hotel at a very convenient location"
  "Very trendy, modern hotel at a very convenient location for a city trip to Brussels. At just a stroll from all the site seeing places. Allthough not cheap, but the rooms are very nice and chique. The buffet breakfast is very nice as well."
• Les Habitats Nomades
  "Great B&B near Midi station"
  "I've stayed here many times on business and leisure. You'd never know it was there, hidden 3 or 4 minutes walk from Midi station, in what seems like an unlikely street for such a gem. When you step through the large unassuming double doors you're in a large tastefully restored townhouse. Cyril and..." Delphine have created individually decorated rooms with plenty of art deco touches. Some of the rooms are art deco suites. Breakfast is continental style at a communal table - good coffee, good croissant, fruit, yoghurt and good conversation. If you're after a regular business-hotel-shoebox-minibar-bland you're in the wrong place. If you want a one-off that's spacious, original, quiet, comfortable and great value for money, this is a good choice. Cyril and Delphine are very welcoming and hospitable. I have nothing but good experiences staying here over 5 years. " More >
• Aparthotel Brussels Midi
  "Convenient location and good value near Midi train station"
  "I stayed for two nights on business, arriving and departing by train, and used the city’s excellent metro and tram services to get around, with all of the lines I needed intersecting at Midi. The apartment room was a studio with everything in one large space rather than a proper one bedroom apartmen..."t. This was fine for me but might be a little disappointing to those expecting a proper apartment, but for the price paid via booking sites, this cannot be viewed as a criticism. Wifi worked fine in my room. There is space to cook, sit and eat a meal, and a small sofa and coffee table provided, although not really a proper work area or writing desk included, at least not in the room I had. However, the idea of really using the cooking area for more than the most simple things would not appeal, whilst the absence of a kettle for boiling water for tea or coffee in the mornings was very irritating as even the cheapest normal hotel room usually has this basic equipment, although there are plenty... " More >