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• Value for money 7.06
• Location 6.45

Standing on Avenue Stéphanie, the aptly named Thon Hotel Bristol Stéphanie enjoys a prime location in one of the city's liveliest neighbourhoods. Opened in 1998, the establishment started renovations in 2007. After the completion of the lobby and conference rooms, the restaurant is scheduled to receive brand new walls. Despite the modern style of the common areas, only a third of the rooms have followed suit. The others are more traditional and break away completely from the rest of the hotel...

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• Value for money 6.97
• Location 6.43

If you want to stay in the heart of the capital of Belgium, at a short distance from the Grand-Place, do not be misled by the name of this hotel! The NH City Centre stands in the very elegant neighbourhood of Avenue Louise... far from the centre! Inside, there are no surprises for those who are acquainted with the brand: all the standard NH features are there, making for a comfortable, modern, and unoriginal setting.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.22
• Location 6.24

Formerly known as the Toison d'Or, the Sofitel has changed a lot since its full renovation in 2008. It's now called Louise in honour of the elegant avenue that runs nearby. This highly modern and trendy establishment has become the place to be if you want to be seen, particularly in the Crystal Lounge. The hotel also enjoys one significant asset: it has one of the biggest indoor gardens in Brussels. Don't hesitate to visit this establishment for a drink or a bite to eat if you can't afford to spend the night.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.19
• Location 6.36

The Conrad is a former stately home that opened as a hotel in 1993. It's therefore no surprise that the hotel is considered as a palace, even if such a notion is not one Belgium is familiar with. This luxury establishment comes complete with high-quality cuisine and access to a very decent spa. Very popular among heads of state and music stars, the establishment boasts a classical style and high-tech facilities.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 6.96
• Location 5.06

Located just a few steps away from the European Parliament, the Léopold doesn't have as much character as many of the other hotels in Brussels. It comes as no surprise, then, that it mainly attracts people travelling on business. Classical in style, this hotel could do with some refurbishment, both in the rooms and in the common areas. However, the hotel can take pride in offering a peaceful environment, and appetising catering services.

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• Value for money 7.02
• Location 6.26

If you fancy a break with the Manos family, look no further than the Stéphanie! This hotel is designed in the same way as the Manos Premier, and has the same stylish, intimate feel as its big brother, but it does not offer quite the same range of services. However, although the Stéphanie lacks a restaurant, a spa and a big garden, guests staying there are free to use the facilities in question at the neighbouring Manos Premier.

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• Value for money 7.07
• Location 5.37

A hotel with two-colour decor (black and white), a limited number of bedrooms, objects (one per bedroom) designed by Belgian designers and a very "in" atmosphere on party nights. Since its opening The White Hotel has established itself as a place to be, rather than a place to sleep. It attracts a young, lively clientele and features minimalist design: if you recognise yourself in this description, go for it, otherwise, stay away.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.16
• Location 5.72

This hotel is part of the new trend for the art-hotel: the bedrooms, decorated by fine arts students, offer guests the opportunity to sleep in a unique place (each room being distinguished from the others by an original fresco). This will change your perception of art and the hotel business in general. Try this hotel for your next weekend stay in Brussels - it is close enough to the historical centre for you to be able to do without public transport and, above all, it has a very trendy bar and restaurant area.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.36
• Location 8.52

Established in 1894, the Metropole is considered to be one of the capital's rare palaces, even if this notion doesn't really exist in Belgium. A historical hotel, it has seen several eras pass by, as witnessed in its eclectic decor: French Renaissance, Empire, Italian Baroque, Art Nouveau, Art Déco, Louis XVI and even Contemporary Classic! The icing on the cake though is its gourmet restaurant, of which you should take full advantage (unless your wallet prevents it!).

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.34
• Location 9.79

At this top-level hotel, luxury makes its presence felt subtlely: the decor is restrained, the service personalised and attentive... It is a home from home, and "home" here means staying just next door to one of Europe's most beautiful medieval squares; it means a room as impeccable as a show-room and as snug as the one in your country retreat; it means a bathroom where you will want to bathe for hours; it means a gourmet restaurant and an Italian restaurant, to keep everyone happy. The Amigo Hotel carries its name well: from your very first stay, you will get along with it very well indeed!

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.22
• Location 6.24

Formerly known as the Toison d'Or, the Sofitel has changed a lot since its full renovation in 2008. It's now called Louise in honour of the elegant avenue that runs nearby. This highly modern and trendy establishment has become the place to be if you want to be seen, particularly in the Crystal Lounge. The hotel also enjoys one significant asset: it has one of the biggest indoor gardens in Brussels. Don't hesitate to visit this establishment for a drink or a bite to eat if you can't afford to spend the night.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.19
• Location 7.3

Everyone is entitled to a Plaza, even Brussels! This one is not to be mistaken for the Plazas of Madrid, Paris, or Djerba... Located in the northern part of the city centre, the Brussels version is an institution in the Belgian capital city. In addition to its 5 stars, it boasts impeccable service, an elegant decor, and state-of-the-art amenities, not to mention a true gem: an old theatre that was used as a cinema and that has since been converted into a conference room.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.19
• Location 6.36

The Conrad is a former stately home that opened as a hotel in 1993. It's therefore no surprise that the hotel is considered as a palace, even if such a notion is not one Belgium is familiar with. This luxury establishment comes complete with high-quality cuisine and access to a very decent spa. Very popular among heads of state and music stars, the establishment boasts a classical style and high-tech facilities.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.19
• Location 5.53

The Manos Premier is appropriately named, being the first of the Manos family's hotels, and is located in houses that were once the home of middle-class Brussels residents. The hotel's sophisticated, classic setting takes you back to the times of Louis XV and Louis XVI. It boasts a 2,000m² garden, though its main advantage is its real basement spa. This small, intimate hotel with 53 guest rooms is a lovely place to stay!

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.16
• Location 5.72

This hotel is part of the new trend for the art-hotel: the bedrooms, decorated by fine arts students, offer guests the opportunity to sleep in a unique place (each room being distinguished from the others by an original fresco). This will change your perception of art and the hotel business in general. Try this hotel for your next weekend stay in Brussels - it is close enough to the historical centre for you to be able to do without public transport and, above all, it has a very trendy bar and restaurant area.

• Easyopinions nc
• Value for money 7.14
• Location 9.2

A chic new hotel which will be particularly appreciated by trendy hotel enthusiasts: Gregorian chant is played in the lift, the carpet in the bedrooms features a monastic motif and part of the cloister has been preserved in the courtyard. This is because The Dominican Brussels is housed in a former monastery. It provides comfortable accommodation, rather good food and above all, wine by the glass and tapas to nibble on. In the Lounge Bar, 100m from the Grand-Place, you can continue the evening.