Must visit! It's like a museum. You must meet Ben, the hotel owner. He's an amazing person who has done a lot of charity works and been nominated for Noble Award. He's also very inspiring, humourous, stylish and has lots of life stories to share. I never expected my Belgium trip could be so wonderful. The atmosphere of the hotel is so elegant. The architecture and interior design are impeccable, close to every detail. Also, you can get very delicious mussels and braised beef right opposite the hotel! Amazing!

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This is a Moroccan style little hotel which is great for pictures. Moroccan breakfast is served which is very light consisting of 2 breads, coffee and orange juice. The room and facilities are minimalist. Heating and water pressure is good. Toiletries are provided. Location is superb and its number 1 asset. Outside there are restaurants nearby. Staff is very friendly. The owner Mr. BEN is a very good host. He will cater to your needs and it is a delight to have a chat with him. He is a local philantropist and staying here is a like supporting his causes.

Note: This accommodation is not for people who have very high expectations for a hostel. Just ask the staff if you need anything in advance.

The hotel is a delight with the most incredible decorations and winding hallways. There is a beautiful inner courtyard garden which is very peaceful and quiet and with splendid variety of plants. The location is perfect and just off Grand Place is totally central Brussels, my room had a view of the spire on grand Place which was a nice suprise. The owner and staff were very kind and hospitable and there is also a free breakfast included. I was very impressed with Hotel Mozart and am looking forward to staying there again. Thanks to all for a lovely stay.

The staff were very helpful. Especially the owner, who is also working as the manager, is a fantastic host, very supportive, friendly, and competent. The hotel is significantly unique and very rich in Moroccan royal flavours. Not to forget that the Hotel is located in the hear of the city, and 3 minutes walking to the Central Train Station. I look forward to staying there again, and highly recommend it.

The only thing I suggest to improve is to offer an open dish type of breakfast.

I was a bit nervous based on the mixed reviews. Also because the vibe of the hotel shown in the pictures does not really match with my vibe. However, I was treated very well by the receptionist young chap from Romania and the Moroccon female staff who helped me get a nice cosy room on the first floor with a fountain and open terrace. I also liked the breakfast.

Mattress was not of sleep worthy quality, a distinct smell , too dim light

The owner’s hospitality is amazing! He goes out of his way to make guests feel welcome. The hotel itself is perfectly located — right in the heart of the city. The decor is enchanting, the room was clean and spacious, the piano playing on par with a professional concert, satisfying breakfast, lovely staff. The whole atmosphere is charming and well worth a visit.

Given the central location of the hotel, there is some street noise. We expected this because it was Friday night, so it was not a problem. Perhaps light sleepers should request a room further back from the hotel front.

Great ambiance. This hotel is owned by a very friendly ~70 year old Maroccan guy.who owns the hotel for over 30 years already. He mastered the complete hotel with authentic Maroccan tiling and wall art. You feel like walking into 1001 Nights. Great detail and dedication. You will remember this hotel forever once you stay here. 1 minute walk from the beautiful 'Grote Markt'. 5 min from Central Station.

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The interior is so crazy it's even worth seeing! The location is perfect.

I was given a room that had an internal door to the neighbouring room. Even the breathing of the guest in the next room could be heard. In addition, the guest was coughing all the time. And even the sound of water pouring in the bathroom of the neighbouring room was so loud that it was as if the water was being poured right in my bed. Thank God the guest in the next room was sleeping at night and not listening to music or talking on the phone. On the other hand, the window overlooked the courtyard and it was quiet. I give the hotel a 10 anyway because otherwise the hotel was good and I just had bad luck with the room. And the coffee at breakfast is just dirty liquid. Worst coffee in the world. But I still give it a 10 because I know any hotel is a big thankless job.

Loved the vibrant decor, layout and different vibes from each area/floor of the hotel. Great location (3 min walk to the Grand Place), high energy spot with lots of foot traffic and restaurants to suit your mood and appetite. The owner is super friendly, welcoming and entertaining! Staff were lovely. Breakfast was simple(croissant and slice of baguette with juice or coffee) was already set up when you come downstairs. Was different but also family feel.

The rooms were hot even though they provided fans, just no a/c so expected. There were Remnants of peeled oranges on the night stand and bathroom floor when we arrived. They have two lovely cats but I presume their litter box was on the second floor as you can smell it as you pass by the one hallway.

Prime location for all attractions, hotel is on a vibrant street, beautiful, beautiful hotel on the inside, the staff were nice and ever so helpful and the owner is a lovely man.

The first night I didn't sleep as my room was facing the street and there was noise from people in the street below dining or drinking and in the early hours of the morning from the delivery trucks. I was able to get my room changed for the next 2 nights I was there which was more quieter. Fans should be available in the rooms in the height of summer as it is quite hot in the rooms even at nights. Breakfast could have been a little more interesting and the mattress on my bed was not the most comfortable.