Hotels near Editions Jacques Brel

"We arrived late at night from the Eurostar and the hotel is a very short walk from the terminal - no need to even leave the station. Very comfortable hotel with efficient friendly staff. Not the nicest part of town but centre accessible by metro - or about 25 min walk"

"Close to dining, and shops. Easily walkable. Very nice buffet breakfast for 14 Euro per person. Modern facility and rooms. Room and bathroom were very nice and clean. Comfortable bed. I would recommend this hotel. "

"Excellent stay, highly recommended "

"Very efficient way to stay in Brussels, close to transportation and within easy walking distance of Grand Place and other tourist areas. The room is no frills but has what you need and is spacious enough not to feel cramped. Check-in and check-out was automated and very easy. Nice coffee and laundry area in the basement and easy access to two restaurants on the ground floor. Very reasonable price for the location."

"Very warm, witty & enthusiastic check-in by Virginie (thank you!). This property is very central. The room didn’t have much of a view (looked onto a dirty city wall) but once the Lloyd Coffee Bar closed at 10pm it was quiet. Amenities met expectations: Good water power in the walk-in shower and bathroom tap, Rituals toiletries (a treat!) and hairdryer. Tea & Coffee making facilities and free mini water offered. There was also an in-room safe, TV with international news stations, and several power points. We had a standard room with twin beds - comfy enough with two plump pillows per bed. Crucially it was a very clean room. We took breakfast at a cost of €15 per person (but as a VIP Member, the Expedia website told me the price was €1 extra on top of my booking even post-check-in. So Expedia and the hotel need to sort that out between them as we had to paid €30 in total. Breakfast at 8.30am was a very noisy affair in a roped-off area of the very busy Lloyd Coffee Bar in the foyer. Portions were small but aside from the main, one could eat or drink seconds. That said, the coffee was absolutely awful nasty stuff - a dark roasted robusta out of an automatic machine. Thankfully Brussels has high end specialist coffee shops like Kaffabar (owned by Marc Daniels) where we went to get a Chemix of Guatemalan roast to purge the memory of the Lloyds Coffee. Overall, we could not fault the location; staff were competent and professional. Its was a real find for our stay in Brussels."

"Close to the central station and to the touristic area and shopping centers. "

"Clean and helpful staff "

"I would have given the area 5 stars also but it is a bit hard to find from the train and Uber. Google walking directions did not work well"

"Pretty good place and would definitely stay again. "