The StanhopeIn bureaucratic Brussels, home to the headquarters of the European Union, gargantuan business hotels are the rule. But the Stanhope is the exception — (...)
The DominicanWe’re all for hoteliers recycling the local architecture rather than splashing out for brand-new buildings. Provence has its farmhouses, America its (...)
Sofitel Brussels Le LouiseAs the capital of the European Union the city of Brussels is something of a crossroads, and as such it’s got no shortage of high-end hotels — most of (...)
Sofitel Brussels EuropeFar from the chocolate shops and historical buildings of the tourists’ Brussels — well, not literally far, but you get the point — is the sparkling (...)
Royal Windsor Hotel Grand PlaceIf the thought of an old-world grand hotel in Brussels doesn’t exactly get your heart racing, you’re not alone. This town’s hotels, even the best (...)
Relais Bourgondisch CruyceIf what you’re after is a picturesque medieval town, criss-crossed with canals, you should know that Bruges out-Amsterdams Amsterdam by some distance. (...)
Hotel VerhaegenNot a hotel in the way we typically use the word, the Verhaegen slides in on the Francophone exemption. In English we’d call it a bed and breakfast, or (...)
Be Manos HotelUntil lately the Brussels hotel scene has remained fairly conservative — some fine business hotels, and some gorgeous old-world mansions, but little in (...)
Hotel AmigoOnce a jail, later a rather uninspired hotel, today’s refurbished Hotel Amigo (courtesy of Rocco Forte) is one of the best hotels in Brussels, for (...)
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