Location is excellent for those who travel via Gare du Midi - you just come out of Gare and you are at the hotel. Very good for those who catch early train/ flight. Staff is very helpful and welcoming. I took a room for three persons to have some more space - and it was worth it. Otherwise the hotel totally complies with IBIS standards. I read a lot of comments on Booking about issues with some unpleasant strangers when you leave the hotel. I left at 20.00 , went to the Grande Place on foot and came back - experienced no problem.

Very convenient for an overnight stay between train journeys. Facilities very good, and the room anonymous but comfortable. Clean throughout. I didn't have the breakfast, so can't comment.

On arrival, there was an unnecessary wait to check in. Despite there being four members of staff behind the counter, only one was dealing with customers - one other was glued to his computer screen, the other two were gossiping.

Excellent place to stay if you are needing to catch trains/Eurostar. Exiting station by track 22 you cross the road, turn left and walk 1 minute and you are there. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Our room was small but ok for overnight. Lots of pillows supplied on the bed - heaven! We were able to store our luggage while exploring the city. Need coins for the lockers. As we arrived late we didn't want to go out - had a drink and pizza ordered from the bar at the hotel - can recommend . And was not expensive.

The room was quite large, and the bathroom was also very convenient. Everything was very clean and the shower was great. The furniture was standard, nothing special, but did a good job. The breakfast is a buffet, which had a really large assortment of everything one can think of (warm dishes, cold buffet, sweets, fruits, yoghurt, waffles, tea, coffee, juices, etc.). Staff was very friendly and assisted if something was unclear. The location of the hotel is great for travellers arriving by train to Gare du midi, because the hotel is just opposite the station. Also the tube station is located there, so everything can be reached perfectly by public transport.

The area around Gard du midi is not the best and nicest one. But this did not trouble us in our travelling plans. Location near public transport is perfect.

Very much the location. And Esther/Esthel from the reception was so accommodating and very helpful on giving us directions to places we want to go. One of the staff from the breakfast was a bit rude to us. We saw 1 white couple took a paper bag for their left over food to take out and when it came to our turn, this black coloured lady stopped us loudly saying that is not allowed yet she saw the white couple did it. It was a bit discriminating but instead of arguing, we just left.

One of the staff from the breakfast was a bit rude to us. We saw 1 white couple took a paper bag for their left over food to take out and when it came to our turn, this black coloured lady stopped us loudly saying that is not allowed yet she saw the white couple did it. It was a bit discriminating but instead of arguing, we just left.

IBIS is most of the location is below average with low quality...they never improved though feedbacks were given in the past....like too small rooms, low quality break fast etc., which i have been seeing since many years in Europe. Mostly i avoid IBIS...however i felt IBIS in brussels (near midi station) is really good in all aspects.

IBIS is most of the location is below average with low quality...they never improved though feedbacks were given in the past....like too small rooms, low quality break fast etc., which i have been seeing since many years in Europe. Mostly i avoid IBIS...however i felt IBIS in brussels (near midi station) is really good in all aspects.

Booked family room, for 2 adults, 1 child under 5 and baby, room had double and a single bed, room was good size, clean and overall good value for money. Location was good opposite the main train station, taxi station and metro all few minutes walking distance.

I did not book breakfast at the hotel as it was 18 euro per person which I would say is expensive for a 3 star hotel, cafe right next door to the hotel called "time off" serving buffet breakfast until 2pm for 14.50 euro so went there instead.

It was okay. The only benefit was that the hotel was close to the station.

The breakfast wasn't included. And the price they were asking for seemed too much. There was no kettle in the room so we couldn't have tea/coffee even though we bought the packets by our self. There was a kettle at the restaurant but it was broken and leaked all the time. The shape of the room was a bit weird I'd say. Because the AC couldn't provide us the cool air to the main bed. It was very hot in there and since the room was right across the street we couldn't open the windows. The TV was very old and could play only satellite channels. My son was super bored because of that. The internet also seemed slow and lagged at times.

The room was spacious with everything we needed and the location was very close to the train station, it is about a 20minute walk to the centre of Brussels.

Although the hotel is very close to the train station it is also very close to the metro station which we went to on arrival to travel into the centre of Brussels, the metro station was extremely unpleasant, the signs were very poor, we had to guess in the end, we didn't feel safe, one side of the metro station seemed a no go area therefore we decided not to use the metro again especially on the evening. That said this is by no means a reflection on the hotel itself.

The location was excellent with it being opposite Gare du Midi railway station where Eurostar trains arrive and depart from. The room was very spacious, clean, and comfortable, and it actually had a kettle and tea and coffee making facilities. The scrambled eggs at breakfast were delicious, as were the other food items available, which included baked beans, bread, croissants, fresh fruit, yoghurt, and cereals. There is a small supermarket a couple of doors down on the right, but it is not open until late. That's also where the local cafés and restaurants are located, which sell mainly burgers and kebabs. There is also an Italian restaurant there.

There is a lack of really good restaurants around, but there are a lot of burger restaurants in the vicinity. There is no actual evening restaurant in the hotel but cooked snacks like pizza is available and it was delicious. The streets were disgusting with overfilled bins and other bags of rubbish on the pavement.