Hotel vicino alla stazione di Sint-Job / Saint-Job a Uccle

Avevamo una stanza sul retro che era ben illuminata e silenziosa. In caso contrario, la stanza e le altre aree necessitano di manutenzione. Il parcheggio in hotel è un vantaggio.

4 of us stayed here in a quad room which was surprisingly very spacious. The hotel is located within walking distance from Bruxelles-Midi Brussel-Zuid train station and bus depot where we caught the Flixibus. At the time the hotel was surrounded in scaffolding and looked like a building site but on entry the inside was clean although slightly cluttered as there was a lot in such a small reception. As you entered, a massive information stand stood separating the reception from the narrow breakfast area. The wooden reception area looked welcoming as lots of plants around and interesting pictures on the wall. Check in was quick & easy. The smallest and oddest lift and I've ever been in took us 2 at a time to the narrow corridors where we found our room. As we entered the room, there was a single bed to the left and the bathroom on the right. Long side the bed was a mirror and at the end of the bed was a chair, a large 5-headed lamp and a desk that held a fridge on one side with a flat screen TV above the desk. The TV could not be properly viewed from the single bed as it was in line with it so it would have probably been best viewed if the TV was placed in the corner for all sleeping areas to view. In front of the desk was a large L-shaped settee which was also wrongly set up to watch the TV as half of the settee meant you had your back to the TV. The settee was used as a bed and situated by a coffee table under a large window that had a city view. To the left of the settee was the large double bed with a headboard that had built in bedside drawers with bedside lamps on each one. Opposite the settee was a large, old-fashioned double wardrobe. There was another window in the room that was small and showed a small balcony which you couldn't access. The mosaic bathroom has 2 sinks with a glass shelf and a large mirror above plus a hairdryer next to them. There was also a bath with a shower hose attached to the bath taps and another small window viewing the inaccessible balcony. We didn't have breakfast but the breakfast area looked clean and basic with a coffee and vending machine and all with table settings for 2. At the end of the breakfast area was a large garden with some artistic statues and at the beginning was a small lounge area with armchairs and a coffee table. The hotel was also located within walking distance to the main shopping, restaurants, bars and club areas.

I stayed at the Best Western Hotel Brussels South when returning from Austria on a coach trip. From the outside none of us were impressed, the building looks very austere, but on the inside it has been done up to a very high standard. The member of staff on during the evening was rather rude, but the morning staff were excellent. The room was clean but had some wear and tear showing. The TV had BBC1 and BBC2 listed as available channels but didn't work when I was there, but did have some random English language channels if you absolutely needed them. The room had plenty of charging points, with 1 USB charger under the TV. The bathroom seemed very new, but the shower head was at a fixed angle which meant a lot of spray went straight onto the bathroom floor. Even arriving latish at night the shower had very good water pressure and heated up quickly. The bed was comfortable, but was two singles pushed together so I did find I graviated to the dip between them. The pillows were fine, not the best but also not the worst. Breakfast here was a little choatic, but not as bad as in another Best Western I stayed in. This hotel had a number of coach trips in, and each was given their own time for breakfast - unfortunately some of the later coaches arrived at the first sitting, so the staff did have to rush around to ensure the food was kept fully stocked, but did so with a very friendly manner - especially considering the way some of the travellers spoke to them. Location wise this hotel is about 2 hours from the ferry at Dunkirk, there aren't really any amenities nearby, but there are two service stations close by if you wanted some food in the evening. I'd certainly consider staying at this hotel in the future, more likely on a weekday when there are no coach trips.

I spent 4 nights on a business trip. The room has very functional furniture. However, the lighting of the room is a bit strange. In particular, I would have a appreciated more light and more accessible light buttons in the area where the bed and table are.Bed and pillows are super comfortable, I had high quality sleep. Rooms on the backyard are really quiet. Rooms are clean and wifi works very well. The hotel is located in a nice area, not so close to the historical centre, but well connected with public transport (tram stop is 100 mt). I also enjoyed the hotel green policy. I did not try either breakfast or gym, so I have no opinions on those

A stay at Ibis Brussels Centre Châtelain places you in the heart of Brussels, within a 10-minute drive of Museum of Musical Instruments and Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. This hotel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from European Union Parliament Building and 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from La Grand Place.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional amenities at this Art Deco hotel include tour/ticket assistance and a vending machine.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Ibis Brussels Centre Châtelain. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are served on weekdays for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-out, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 64 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.

Ottimo hotel in una zona terribile. Pulito, vicino alla stazione ferroviaria e alla fermata del bus navetta per l'aeroporto di Charleroi. Ma il rovescio della medaglia è che accanto all'hotel non c'è assolutamente nessun posto dove mangiare fino alle 21:00. Funzionano solo stabilimenti dubbi con un pubblico dubbio. Anche l'area in sé non sembra sicura.

Location was a big let down but not because of the the hotel…it was because of the train station near the hotel and the poor upkeep of it. The hotel is very neat and super safe (I think because of the area it is in) nothing to complain about there. I love the fact that it was close to the station though, just don’t like the area.

Dopo 10 ore di viaggio arriviamo in hotel; accolti dalla ambigua cortese disponibilità della ragazza della reception la quale parla Italiano ci viene richiesto il pagamento di tutte le camere, 3 in totale.  Stesso trattamento che riservei a persone disagiate... avete gia la mia carta di credito a garanzia e i miei dati avendo gia soggiornato in un altro Catalonia; comunque di quattro persone il check in è stato fatto solo a me in quanto gia registrato, gli altri del gruppo non si sono nemmeno identificati...Inizio Top!! Senza calcolare la confusione fatta nei conti. Dopo una celere discussione ci congediamo nelle camere. Sotto questo punto struttura in ordine e curata. Cena al ristorante..non è possibile dare un giudizio se non al cameriere molto cortese e disponibile. Colazione ricca e buona. Abbiamo chiesto info ad una altra ragazza della reception che è stata professionale e gentile. Per concludere è un ottimo hotel, in una zona agiata ma di fatto da rivere l 'accoglienza degli ospiti. Spero sia una politica dell' Hotel e non prerogative soggettive e pregiudizievoli, altrimenti non ci siamo.

Non posso dormire troppo freddo nella stanza.Il aria condizionata non può aprirsi a notte, la porta non può essere chiusa in modo sicuro e cattivo.La colazione è molto ricco.Il servizio è molto buono

In short, a dump for €170 per night (regardless of the rate they advertise). Long version: I checked into a 5th floor room at just after 2pm in mid-October. The only window, which opened to the roof, was open and it was about 10C outside and maybe 15C in the room - too cold to be comfortable. I noticed the smell of sewage. I’m tall, so I looked out the open roof window and could see a sewer roof vent about one meter from the open window. I immediately closed the window and turned on the radiator to “4” (full on) to warm the room up. 15 minutes after, I could smell mold or mildew in the room, possibly from the carpet - hence the open window. I attempted to work on my laptop but the Wi-Fi dropped out every 10-15 minutes. I tried 4 different Wi-Fi’s in the hotel and had the same problems. After 30 minutes, I checked the radiator - stone cold. I went back to the front desk and described the Wi-Fi problem. Response - “nothing I can do but I called the IT guy.” Fair enough. I asked about there being no heat in the room. Response “ give it an hour or two.” I left to explore a bit and had dinner. I returned at 8pm. Different guy at the front desk. Still no Wi-Fi with a stable connection. Still no room heat, and it was getting colder outside and in the room. I went back to the front desk. Responses were “I’ll get the IT guy to fix the Wi-Fi” and “give the radiator an hour or two to warm up”. I replied that I had given the radiator over 4 hours to warm up and the supply lines to the radiator were cold. I asked to be moved to a room with heat and and he said “nothing I can do”. I asked for them to check the furnace and they had nobody who could do that. Perhaps heat was out for the entire hotel and they were still booking and charging rooms on a cold October day. Who knows? I checked out (or attempted to) at 10 pm same day and requested a full refund. They had charged me a full three nights stay immediately upon check-in for a dingy, smelly hotel room without heat in late Autumn. In the end, they refused to refund any of the stay despite not being able to provide a heated room in mid-October in Brussels. What a dump. Save your money. There is a decent hotel 3 blocks away with both Wi-Fi and working room heat.