Central location in the middle of Brussels, the area was absolutely lovely and the restaurants were varied and made us very happy. Very close to great tourist spots Manneken Pis / Palace.

You are not able to drive to the front door, because we were tourists we had to follow the GPS which took us to a pedestrian walkway, we had to park and then my wife and daughter walked to the hotel which was just around the corner. Whilst waiting for them to return the police showed up and questioned me as to what I was doing, when I explained I am tourist and just following the GPS, they somewhat laughed and let me go. Just to advise if you are staying at this hotel, you have to park at the nearby Marriot hotel and then walk to the La Bourse Hotel, the parking garage is down a very steep and narrow (one way in and out only) driveway.

I stayed here for the first time, hotel was easy to reach as it is on a main road and the check-in process was very quick and easy too, staff member Najwa was very polite. Rooms were clean, toilets clean and tidy, well stocked and despite being on a main road there wasn’t any noise in the room. Staff were happy to provide extra pillows upon request. Breakfast buffet was also very well stocked. My partner is a Muslim and it was pleasant to see that both restaurants in the hotel are Halal so our food options weren’t limited. Overall a very pleasant experience, would definitely stay here on my next visit to Brussels.

Nice large family room with a bath and shower. Located right in the centre of Brussels (though beware that the area is fully pedestrianised, so you may need to walk with your suitcase etc.), perfect for museums and shopping. Effective, and very quiet aircon.

Emergency exit staircase blocked with rubbish. Only one small lift can lead to long waits.

Ease of checking in and out. Quick routes to our hotelroom. Friendly reception staff. Free coffee cups refill every day. Comfortable towels and bed sheets. Lots of mirrors for getting ready. Plenty of space in our wardrobe. Everything was back in its exact spot after the room was cleaned. User-friendly safe. Right in the middle of the city centre. Lots of restaurants nearby. Two pillows per person. Huge kingsize bed. Adjustable window. Bathroom was properly cleaned daily.

Noisy humming from the rooftop/buildings nearby thus hard to sleep with windows open. Could be just our side of the hotel. Some members of restaurant/cleaning staff couldn't speak English properly. Clothing from previous visitors was still in the wardrobe.

Really pleased and would certainly stay here again. For the price, the location is excellent within few minutes walk of Grand Place and surrounded by shops, restaurants, sites etc. Can walk everywhere and 10 mins walk from Central train station. The room was an unusual duplex style room which had a staircase to climb to access a raised platform with the double bed. Very comfortable. My only criticism was that the staircase to bed was incredibly steep and narrow and the banister bars were quite far apart, so this makes the set-up not child (toddler) friendly which is not ideal for a family room. Otherwise room was great and perfect for us with 7 and 8 year old children. The buffet Pakistani restaurant annexed to the hotel was amazing. Loved the decor and unique style and the food was superb. All staff throughout were friendly and helpful and good at English so no communication problems.

The style of the room with platform bed is not child friendly for small children. Bathroom slightly dated.

The hotel is perfectly located on a lateral street of the Bourse building, 3 minutes walking distance to the Grand Place, 10 minutes distance to the train station and 5 minutes to Saint Catherine street with its restaurants. I booked a room without windows as I was staying only for one night and didn't need more than that. My room was in the 4th and last floor, with 2 roof windows (velux). The single bed was confortable and the room spacious for one person. There was a wardrobe, a round table, a place to put the suitcase and a little table with a coffee machine. The bathroom was very spacious, with a bathtub. There was even a mirror with bluetooth connection so you can listen to your music while taking a bath. I did not expect those gadgets. The staff was kind and they kept my backpack in the reception from 11:00 to 15:00 so I managed to visit the city without the heavy backpack on. I did not take the breakfast, I bought bread on a bakery close by and had the coffee from the machine. The hotel has an indian restaurant that had lots of options but I did not try it this time. The price is a little bit high if you are on a tight budget but I wanted to be close to the train station and the city centre so for me it was perfect.

The TV did not work, but at the end an interesting book was just as good.

What a cute little hotel! I needed a last-minute place to stay and found this hotel. The man at the reception was very friendly, as was the staff that worked at the breakfast. The room was cosy and had all amenities one could want (nice bathroom, but also a coffee machine and kettle). WIFI worked without problems. The breakfast was in the attached restaurant with massive chairs and crystal chandeliers. A bit over the top, but a nice experience. Overall, if I need to stay in Brussels again, I probably will go here. Location-wise it is excellent: next to the stock exchange so you are right in the city centre.

Because I have to fill in this field, even without having experienced anything negative, the only thing that I would like more is that the bathroom could be a bit bigger. But the bathroom was perfectly fine for me.

Ideally located in the centre of Brussels, the entrance to the hotel is between two restaurants opposite Belgium beer world. The hotel has the feel of the old and has not been modernised extensively. The room itself was clean with a toilet and shower. A lot of the attractions, culture, shopping and restaurants are all within walking distance along with the metro for travelling to other parts of Brussels. I did not take breakfast because there is that many cafes/restaurants close by, I wanted to sample something different every day.

Only small gripes. The coffee machine in the room wouldn't take in the water (as I was breakfasting away from the hotel it did not bother me). Although most of the staff are multi-lingual, communication with one or two staff can be difficult if you do not speak one of the native languages. Just remember, English is not a native language in Belgium so do not go there expecting everyone to speak it.

We loved the location, minutes from Grand Place & not too far from main stations. The staff were friendly & many spoke good English. The room had a genuine 3 beds, what we needed. So often the third bed is a temporary addition, not comfortable. Breakfast was available in the connected Indian restaurant. It was Asian influenced but we loved it.

There was no air conditioning & there were a few flaws in the decor (nothing important, just visual). Room lighting could have been brighter. Breakfast cost €18, but bear in mind the location.

Check-in was fast. The room was clean, it was warm, the mattress was comfortable, but the pillows were too hard for my family's taste. The walls need a bit of renovation and the towels need to be changed as they were quite worn. The breakfast was ok, you could choose something (sausages, cheese, fresh fruit, yogurt, cereals, sandwiches, cakes, croissants, some very spicy dishes (eggs, potatoes)). You could only order one coffee per person, for another you had to pay extra.

The view from the room was over a roof and towards a wall.