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4 Stars - 6 Reviews and 642 Opinions
rue Royale/koningsstraat, 250, (Formerly Royal Crown Hotel Brussels), Brussels, 1210, Belgium
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TrendsetterME
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I did stay in this Hotel so many times, as it was before named as Royal Crown Hotel and now Hotel Bloom .... Hotel has a good location to reach all in about 15 mins walk, but as rooms and as the Hotel was such in a bad condition and oldfashioned .... But just about three years ago, the Hotel had a renovation from A to Z, and also had a name change, now all is superb ...
The rooms are VERY comfy and well designed, large and hightech, u can connect ur mp3 to the flat square TV, nice coffee machine, big bathrooms etc etc ...
Breakfast is good and well sorted, also the new bar on the right side of the Lobby is very nice as u go back to hotel after a heavy business meeting ...
Surrounding is nothing interesting, just across the street is a supermarket, in case u need some last minutes shoppings, toothpaste, chewing gum or whatever, which stays till late open and opens up early ... :)
As u go out of the Hotel and walk down the way to the right again, u gonna reach the main crossing in 15 mins which leads u to the way of Palaces and Squares ... Dont forget to taste the famous chocolates on ur way ...
It was a problem before as it was noisy rooms due to the traffic in front of the hotel, agency busses, cabs etc, but now after renovation as double glassed windows, I had a god sleep w the new comfy beds and pillows ...
Very recommandable Hotel, especially as said, after renovation now ...
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plantertwo
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just returned from this hotel where my wife and i stayed for five days.this is a true four star hotel i was put off by some reviews but found them to be out of date.we stayed june 29-july3 2005.new carpets in passageways newly decorated rooms inroom safe nice quiet position near the lovely botanique gardens.so easy to get anywhere in brussels but use the trams right outside the hotel (92-93-94) you see so much more of brussels fantastic buildings and huge squares.a must is the restaurant above the museum of musical instruments.lovely view.
Unique Quality: dining room was very good but i must agree that breakfast at 20 euros was expensive when you can walk around the corner and get fresh croissants and really good coffee and a glass of orange juice for 4 euros!.i felt safe walking back at night to the hotel even at midnight this couldnt be said at the hotel my sons stayed at near gare de noord.the gardens of Botanique are outstanding so are the views (depending on the room position ofcourse!) from the hotel we were on the fourth floor and could see downtown.
Hotel BLOOM! Photo: jardin gardens botanique
stevekeanu
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Officialy , the Royal Crown is a 4* hotel.
I stayed there on february 2004. The building is quiet decrepit and in a very bad repair. The rooms are big but old fashionned, and i didnt have hot water on the morning during my stay. It's a good 2stars..maybe 3 stars hotel at the moment. A complete facelift is expected. Grand Place and city centre is about half hour walking. The aera around the hotel is horrible except Le Jardin Botanique, and be carefull at night, it's dangerous!
Unique Quality: I paid 70€ / night (internet week-end rate)the official price is 270€ (LOL!!!!!!),
then i can not say that's too much....
But there are a plenty of 2* or 3* in city centre.
The restaurant of the Royal Crown is good.
Subway station close to the hotel.
Wenasje
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The Royal Crown Grand Hotel Mercure (what a mouth full!) is a 5 star hotel located near the Botanic Gardens. Though it is a 5* hotel I think that there are 4* hotels that offer more. (Such as the Dorint). But of course, this isn't a bad choice. Good location, nice rooms and basically equiped with everything a person might need.
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Krystynn
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Still at the first class Royal Crown Grand Hotel Mercure here in Brussels. And that's me at the lobby.
Please see above....
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Krystynn
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That's me inside my hotel room here at the Royal Crown Grand Hotel Mercure (see pic below). This hotel is ideally located right in the heart of the city and just next to the picturesque Botanical Gardens. The EEC buildings, business and shopping districts are all within easy reach. And this lovely first-class hotel is also within walking distance to the museums and the world-famous Grand Place!
To go to the Grand Place from the Royal Crown Grand Hotel Mercure, all you need to do is to just turn right (from the hotel entrance) and it's a straight 5-minutes walk down all the way. Simple eh?
Oh, and the hotel's fitness center and solarium is also worth checking out. Very nice!
I just checked the rates @ end-November 2000 and this is the rough guide:
- Weekdays: 9000 BEF
- Weekends: 4500 BEF
So, if you can, try and check in during the weekend to enjoy the above special rate!
Unique Quality: This hotel has a very famous restaurant called 'Hugo's' serving EXCELLENT French cuisine. However, I didn't get a chance to dine at this fine eaterie because I didn't have the time. Oh, and the money too.... :-((
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Hotel is bland and, even though it is undergoing a refurbishment, needs a LOT of work on the rooms.
Reception is now pleasant but slow and generally disinterested after around 10pm
Search around Brussels for accommodation - at the price there are several better options
I have to say I was nervous about this hotel after reading some of the other reviews, but upon check in I was pleasantly surprised. The reception is very polite and helpful, the rooms are clean. I would have liked to have one of the newly remodeled rooms, but the old ones are just fine. The bed is sooooo comfortable (clean sheets). The breakfast (ours was included) was delicious and there was plenty even up to 1030 when the buffet closes. The Botanique Metro stop was very close, maybe a 5 minute walk. They have a parking garage (16 Euro a day), a bit of a tight squeeze but secure. My only complaint is the noise. My room was on the street and the sirens and trolleys run all night.
Overall, I would stay here again.
I booked this hotel after reading lots of different reviews on trip advisor and thought I would give it a chance. I paid £100 a night for a double room with breakfast which seemed to be the going rate for a 3 * hotel in the city centre.
I have to be honest and say that I was slightly disappointed. The website looked great and made the hotel seem really unique and modern, which from the reception areas it is. The reception staff were friendly and informative, the 'OO' breakfast room is clean and has lots to offer from a buffet breakfast - meats, cheeses, fruit, yoghurt, cereals and pastries with tea, coffee, hot chocolate or a range of tasty fruit juices to choose from. The breakfast was the highlight for me!
We were put on the 6th floor in an "old" room which kind of annoyed me a bit because of what I'd seen on the website. However, the room was spacious with a flat-screen tv, safety deposit box and fridge with complimentary water but no tea or coffee making facilities (which is something we missed!). The bathroom was clean, but again a bit dated with a bit of mildew round the tiles. The other negative was the lack of soundproofing - you could hear people talking in the corridoors and we could hear everything going on in the room next doors bathroom!!!
The Location isn't too bad, only a 2 minute walk from Botanique underground station and about a 15 minute walk from the main shopping street. There aren't any restaurants or cafes that close to the hotel so you have to walk for a while before you get close to anywhere to eat.
Overall, when the hotel in completely refurbished it should be ultra modern and up to the standard that the website advertises. However, for me it was a disappointment because I didn't get what I thought I was paying for. We didn't complain (because it's not something I'm very comfortable doing), so i can't comment on how we would have been treated if we had, but if you have booked a room with this hotel I would check before they allocate your room to you that you are getting what they advertise themselves as now, not what they used to be!
This hotel has a very famous restaurant called 'Hugo's' serving EXCELLENT French cuisine. However, I didn't get a chance to dine at this fine eaterie because I didn't have the time. Oh, and the money too.... :-((
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