I have recently returned from a 5 night stay in the Queen Anne Hotel, Brussels and am finding it difficult to find fault with the establishment.
I booked this break with three other friends and we shared a family room between us, one double (king size!) and two singles. Now as I had heard ... Read review
Location. The avant garde Queen Anne Hotel in central Brussels, Belgium, faces the ... more
National Theatre and is 150 metres from the city's business district. The six floor hotel is within one kilometre of the Grand Place square, Chocolate Museum and the ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Located in the centre of Brussels, near the World Trade Centre and adjacent to 2 main ... more
metro stations, this hotel offers easy access to all the main points of interest.The Hotel Queen Anne is ideally situated at just a 10-minute walk from the famous Gra...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The avant garde Queen Anne Hotel in central Brussels, Belgium, faces the ... more
National Theatre and is 150 metres from the city's business district. The six floor hotel is within one kilometre of the Grand Place square, Chocolate Museum and the ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Victorian style Queen Anne Hotel (Calif.), located 15 miles from San ... more
Francisco International Airport, traces its origins to 1890 and is recognized in the Historic Western Addition. Centrally located, this distinguished boutique hotel is just blocks from Japantown, fine dining and shopping in both the Fillmore District and Union Square. Renowned attractions such as Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, the San Francisco Opera House and beautiful Golden Gate Park are within three miles. Hotel Features. Today, the restored Queen Anne Hotel reflects a blend of turn of the century grace and elegance coupled with comfort and warm service. The hotel offers afternoon tea and sherry service for guests. This four story architectural treasure has an elevator, but does not offer air conditioning. Complimentary amenities include weekday courtesy car service to the downtown area, continental breakfasts, newspapers and 24 hour concierge service. Guests receive discounted access to a nearby health club and can also explore the wonders of San Francisco on the nearby biking and hiking trails. Guestrooms. The Queen Anne Hotel has 48 guestrooms that feature Victorian heirloom antiques, private bathrooms and telephones with fax and modem capabilities. Large windows open to invite fresh breezes and ambient light into the rooms. Select rooms feature romantic wood burning fireplaces. Expert Tip. Built in 1890 by silver baron Senator James Fair, the Queen Anne Hotel was originally an etiquette school for girls. According to legend, it is still haunted by the ghost of Mary Lake, who was the school's superintendent and mistress of Senator Fair.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Victorian style Queen Anne Hotel (Calif.), located 15 miles from San ... more
Francisco International Airport, traces its origins to 1890 and is recognized in the Historic Western Addition. Centrally located, this distinguished boutique hotel is just blocks from Japantown, fine dining and shopping in both the Fillmore District and Union Square. Renowned attractions such as Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, the San Francisco Opera House and beautiful Golden Gate Park are within three miles. Hotel Features. Today, the restored Queen Anne Hotel reflects a blend of turn of the century grace and elegance coupled with comfort and warm service. The hotel offers afternoon tea and sherry service for guests. This four story architectural treasure has an elevator, but does not offer air conditioning. Complimentary amenities include weekday courtesy car service to the downtown area, continental breakfasts, newspapers and 24 hour concierge service. Guests receive discounted access to a nearby health club and can also explore the wonders of San Francisco on the nearby biking and hiking trails. Guestrooms. The Queen Anne Hotel has 48 guestrooms that feature Victorian heirloom antiques, private bathrooms and telephones with fax and modem capabilities. Large windows open to invite fresh breezes and ambient light into the rooms. Select rooms feature romantic wood burning fireplaces. Expert Tip. Built in 1890 by silver baron Senator James Fair, the Queen Anne Hotel was originally an etiquette school for girls. According to legend, it is still haunted by the ghost of Mary Lake, who was the school's superintendent and mistress of Senator Fair.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Queen Anne is located in the heart of the Garden District, one of New Orleans' most ... more
historic neighborhoods. Situated 16 miles from Louis Armstrong Airport, this hotel is just seven blocks from the National D Day Museum and just nine blocks from the Convention center. Reasonably priced and ideally located, the Queen Anne is one of New Orleans' best hotel values. Set off from the hotel on a walking tour, then catch the streetcar to the French Quarter. Rooms are the picture of elegance, featuring four poster beds, gorgeous mantles, and marble floor bathrooms complete with chandeliers. Each room comes equipped with modern amenities including coffeemakers, microwaves, safes, and refrigerators. An elegant 1890's Victorian mansion, it is a prime example of the spacious homes built by Americans who settled the area following the Louisiana Purchase. Recently restored to its original grandeur, the Queen Anne has been filled with exquisite antiques, tapestries, gilded mirrors, and Oriental rugs. Enjoy a complimentary Continental breakfast every morning in the lobby. Or simply sit outside on the lush patio and soak in that distinctly New Orleans ambiance.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Queen Anne is located in the heart of the Garden District, one of New Orleans' most ... more
historic neighborhoods. Situated 16 miles from Louis Armstrong Airport, this hotel is just seven blocks from the National D Day Museum and just nine blocks from the Convention center. Reasonably priced and ideally located, the Queen Anne is one of New Orleans' best hotel values. Set off from the hotel on a walking tour, then catch the streetcar to the French Quarter. Rooms are the picture of elegance, featuring four poster beds, gorgeous mantles, and marble floor bathrooms complete with chandeliers. Each room comes equipped with modern amenities including coffeemakers, microwaves, safes, and refrigerators. An elegant 1890's Victorian mansion, it is a prime example of the spacious homes built by Americans who settled the area following the Louisiana Purchase. Recently restored to its original grandeur, the Queen Anne has been filled with exquisite antiques, tapestries, gilded mirrors, and Oriental rugs. Enjoy a complimentary Continental breakfast every morning in the lobby. Or simply sit outside on the lush patio and soak in that distinctly New Orleans ambiance.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
The Queen Anne in Brussels is a three-star hotel ideally placed for both business ... more
travellers and holidaymakers who want to explore Brussels. The hotel lies in the very centre of the city, so after enjoying a good night sleep and a generous hot buffet breakfast you can visit the nearby Grand Place or go shopping and have lunch in the historical centre, located within only a few minutes walk. The vicinity of one of the main public transports’ cross points makes it easy to reach any other part of the city in little time.The lobby is a pleasant place to relax and the hotel’s friendly staff are always on hand to help you plan your day. The 60 rooms are modern compact and well-kept, are all equipped with en suite bathroom with shower and bath, telephone, trouser press and cable television. Additional information- The hotel has a 24-hour reception.- Pets are not allowed in the hotel.- Luggage can be stored at the reception.
Advantages: Location, staff, cleanliness, comfort Disadvantages: Bar, a sorry excuse for one!
...5 night stay in the Queen Anne Hotel, Brussels and am finding it difficult to find fault with the establishment.
I booked this break with three other friends and we shared a family room between us, one double (king size!) and two singles. Now as I had heard from reviews elsewhere on the internet that this hotel was a former hostel I wasn't expecting much but I found I was pleasantly surprised.
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All in all the Queen Anne offers the standard, not the spectacular in hotel accomodation but this is reflected in the price. If I were to return to Brussels again, whether with friends or with a partner, I would definitely return to here - a comfortable, affordable and relaxing hotel.
PS There are luggage storage facilities here, safety deposit boxes and agreeable checkin/out times as well as them accepting all major cards from ... more
I have recently returned from a 5 night stay in the Queen Anne Hotel, Brussels and am finding it difficult to find fault with the establishment.
I booked this break with three other friends and we shared a family room between us, one double (king size!) and two singles. Now as I had heard from reviews elsewhere on the internet that this hotel was a former hostel I wasn't expecting much but I found I was pleasantly surprised.
A bright, clean and extremely comfortable room awaited us on arrival. It had the usual things you would expect including satellite television, hairdryer and tea/coffee etc. However I wasnt expecting a spacious layout, huge windows and an equally large bathroom. If I were to find the tiniest fault with this room would be the fact that the bathroom lacked an extractor fan and mirror in the main room, which provided some difficulty for 4 gals trying to get ready before a night on the town! But it did not put a dampener on our experience at all!
The location of the property is excellent. For business travellers it is only a mere 200metres or so to the main commercial area of the city, where high rise buildings are abundant. However, the actual street the hotel is on (opposite the national theatre) whilst in the city centre, has a relaxed and quiet feel to it which was very pleasant. For those holidayers and leisure travellers, the hotel is a mere 10minute dander to the main attraction of Brussels, the Grand Place where restaurants, bars and cafes are a plenty.
Getting back to the hotel itself, a huge plus were the staff. Ever willing to help, they were friendly and efficient, not to mention multi lingual which helped us no end as our French was not up to scratch! Nothing was ever a problem and they really did help to make our stay an enjoyable one!
We booked our stay online through a third party website and got an extremely good deal for the room, approx £90 per person for 5 nights bed and breakfast. A bargain in my eyes. However we were quick to notice there were huge price differences being quoted for this place online as well as their rates up in reception. I would advise to definitely search around and compare prices before booking and in our opinion, it definitely seemed wiser to book rather than simply turn up due to the huge variations in price!
The breakfast was included in the price and we werent expecting more than a bowl of Frosties to be honest, again, how wrong were we! Yes there was the usual cereal but a lovely continental breakfast awaited us each morning served anytime between 7am and 10am. For those that like a hot brekkie there was also bacon and eggs each morning too! However if we thought the breakfast area was small, we couldnt believe the miniscule size of the "bar".
I dont know how they could even label the tiny room with 3 small tables a bar. Yes there was a bar but I saw no evidence of alcohol or anything else being served in it for that matter, and it never seemed to be open. This was the one major qualm of the place. It was fine for us but for those travellers who like a few drinks in the hotel bar of an evening rather than venturing out, book somewhere else!
All in all the Queen Anne offers the standard, not the spectacular in hotel accomodation but this is reflected in the price. If I were to return to Brussels again, whether with friends or with a partner, I would definitely return to here - a comfortable, affordable and relaxing hotel.
PS There are luggage storage facilities here, safety deposit boxes and agreeable checkin/out times as well as them accepting all major cards from what we could ascertain. Hope this is of help to you in deciding where to stay!
