Stay@Brussels

I stayed in six hotels in Brussels over four months, and Stay@Brussels was by far my favorite. It's very quiet, new, clean, and modern, plus the bed is really comfortable. The staff is very easy to reach. And the price is very reasonable. I highly recommend it; you really feel at home.

A series of state-of-the-art apartments on the southwest outskirts of Brussels...all new and well-maintained. Electronic locks both at the entrance to the condominium and at the studio doors. Wi-Fi, programmable thermostat, and video camera for opening...large bathroom and equally large 80 x 160 cm shower. The kitchenette features a 4-burner induction stovetop equipped with everything you need for a quick tourist cookout (ladles, knives, a small cutting board, plates, cups, a capsule coffee machine, etc.). For a base while you're out and about all day, this is a top-notch apartment in terms of finish and comfort. Tips: There's even an ironing board, but a broom and dustpan are missing, as are a rag or mop. There's no room for trash bags (except for the two you get when you arrive, one in the bathroom and one in the kitchen...but they recycle there too). The closest tram stop to the city center is about 500 meters away (it's called Paduwa and the tram is number 66). That said, this is definitely a highly recommended place and worth the short walk to get there.

Apartment in a civilized neighborhood, modern block, clean and equipped with everything you need.

Everything is very new and simple, but it has everything you need for a few days. It has a small refrigerator, a coffee maker, and cutlery, pans, and other utensils so you can cook after a day of sightseeing. It's a bit out of the way, but the bus stop for the number 80 is just a few meters away and drops you off close to the hotel. We took it every day during our stay. The price is very good; the only downside is the distance... but compared to other, much more expensive hotels in the city, this hotel is a great value.