This classic hotel is located in the heart of Brussels and offers elegant rooms at ... more
competitive prices. The 19th century town house adds extra charm to your city break.The Hotel Du Congres is conveniently situated and offers excellent transport connecti...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Hotel Du Congres in Brussels spans four 19th century townhouses. This hotel is well ... more
located just one kilometre from both the Grande Place (the main square) and the European Parliament. The 67 renovated guestrooms are elegantly designed with high ce...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Hotel Du Congres in Brussels spans four 19th century townhouses. This hotel is well ... more
located just one kilometre from both the Grande Place (the main square) and the European Parliament. The 67 renovated guestrooms are elegantly designed with high ce...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
I first saw Hoteldu Nord as part of a double bill with a film by Jean Renoir (I forget which - though I think the brilliant Le Crime De Monsieur Lange) and I was frankly going to see the Renoir film and thought, hmmm, I'll just have to sit through Hoteldu Nord and grin and bear it. Something about the film just really didn't appeal. Then right from the opening shot that tracks down from the bridge over the canal Saint Martin and along the side of the canal to where the two lovers, played by Annabella and Jean-Pierre Aumont, settle against one another on a bench, despairing and apparently doomed I simply didn't look back. I couldn't.
Since that Sunday afternoon I have always had something of a soft spot for Hoteldu Nord. It is firmly placed in the traditional of French cinema of the thirties. Like his contemporaries, Renoir ...
Advantages: Beautiful hotel and great value Disadvantages: Not too near the city centre
The Renaissance Hotel in Brussels forms part of the Renaissance chain of Hotels which in turn is owned by Marriott. I stayed at this hotel whilst on holiday in Brussels in August 2003 and found the hotel to be really good value in Summer (as all the business people are on holidays so the best time and cheapest time to visit Brussels is this time of year!)
The room:
The hotel bedroom that we had was well furnished and came with two Queen size beds, although room are available with one larger King Size bed. The room had a TV with satellite TV and a few okay English channels including BBC World. It also came with the usual trapping such as hairdryer, in room safe (very useful for passports and money!) as well as an iron and ironing board and trouser press. If you are here on business there is a large desk with ISDN line ...
Advantages: Great location, comfortable rooms, excellent food Disadvantages: Expensive if not arranged as part of a package
I recently spent a weekend at this hotel on a budget break I'd arranged through lastminute.com. I must say I was incredibly impressed by the standard of the hotel for something that I had paid so little for.
The location is perfect. The hotel is situated on Place de Grande Sablon - home of the famous Sablon antique market at the weekends. The architecture of the surrounding area makes this an Art Nouveau lover's paradise. Bars and restaurants are plentiful in the immediate vicinity. The ancient and modern art galleries are less than a five minute walk away and the Grande Place is not much further.
The marbled entrance lobby to the hotel is flanked by opulent antique shops that convey a sense of grandeur as you enter the building. Reception staff were very helpful. Our room was spacious and tastefully decorated. The beds were very ...
