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 Hotel Lobby by rsilva Brussels is a business city and, therefore, you can get the best hotel rates in the weekends. This particular hotel is very central, about a 5 min walk from Grand Place. The halls are decorated with paintings that are for sale, so I guess they change often. We first got a quite nice room with blue walls, curtains and furniture, but tasteful, however it was on the ground floor and the view was bad. We asked for another room which we promptly got. It was on the third floor overlooking a side street, so not very good view, but at least there was light. In any case we went to see Brussels, not the hotel room, so it was more that good. I remember that it had some very nice pieces of furniture like a table in wrought iron. The only complaint was the matress that was far too soft. It has a garage, where I left my car since the rate of car thefts is quite high, In any case, the staff was very friendly and helpful and the location is great, so overall it was a very good experience.
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This hotel is in a great location on a very quiet side street near La Bourse and only a 5 minute walk away from the Grand Place. It’s near the China Town area where there are quiet a few Chinese, Thai, Vietnamese and Indian restaurants and also near the city’s fish market so there’s also some fish restaurants nearby. I have to say that I enjoyed my stay here and the room I had was one of the quietest I’ve ever slept in. It was a good size and had a double bed, desk & chair, TV, mini-bar and two small arm chairs in the corner. The bathroom had all the usual amenities you’d expect in a modern 3 star hotel. What was good, (and I wish more hotels would do this), the room had a second door that closed off the bedroom from the entrance door and bathroom door so this made sleeping very peaceful. Breakfast was the usual continental affair with cereals, breads, rolls, meat, cheese, jam, yoghurt, coffee & tea etc and is served in the basement which also has a small lounge area and internet access. All-in-all this is one of the best city centre hotels I’ve stayed in and is very well priced given its location.
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