The key is how to reach it: although it is "airport area", it is really in an office park zone and about 5KM away from the airport. So if you drive a car, plenty of parking space and easy to reach. If you just arrived from the airport, and don't want to take a taxi, here is how to reach it: outside the arriving zone door of Brussels airport, there are bus platforms. You can buy a ticket at the platform with 2.5 euro (careful, NOT the 7.5 euro ticket machine for tram 12 to the city center). Then you look for bus 272. This route has 3 buses per hour during weekdays, and once an hour during weekend. It takes about 15 minutes to go to the stop "Diegem Bessenveld", which is almost at the hotel's door (50 meters away). If you have a credit/debit card with touchless payment function, you can also buy the ticket on bus. If not, you need to buy two tickets (one for going there, the other back) at the airport platform ticket machine.

There is a simple bar/cafe at the ground floor at the Ibis Comfort hotel next door. Otherwise, the nearby dinning choices are limited.

Close to the airport and to mass transportation connections to/from airport and the city. Clean room, small but comfortable for one person for a few days. Very good wi-fi connection. Nice breakfast. Personnel is gentle and always helpful.

The hotel's restaurant offers limited options for food (small menu with a few starters and a few main dishes). If improved, most people will willing to eat there. Free Wi-Fi is open, which of course makes the connection easier but I feel in expense of security. Something cultural and minor: The toilet is located in a different room than the shower, which is accustomed for northern Europeans, but it feels a bit strange for southern Europeans (or other nationalities), since we commonly have everything (toilet, shower, sink and mirror) in a single room (but separate from the sleeping room).

Close location to the airport Hotel for overnight stay before and after the flight. Car parking in the price of a special rate room. Family rooms with an extra bed for a child. Very simple but sufficient breakfast for an acceptable price.

At the reception the hotel employee called not the right taxi, we clarified several times that we need a car for 8 people, but at 3 am came an ordinary car. We immediately called another car, but we had to pay for two cars instead of one.

According to the space, it had everything posible,toilet and shower separated, good spacious parking, alot variety of things for the breakfast, fast check in and check out

I don't know what to say if I didn't like, is not near the airport, I mean not walking distance, public transport or own transport necessary. I had used other airport hotels similar coast next to the airport, just walking distance

I stayed there twice. First, when I arrived in Belgium from the US and knew I would be too tired to start driving a rental car. The second time was at the end of my trip and I had an early flight. The room is a small, no nonsense, straightforward space with all the basic needs. I loved the open fields out my window. It had wifi and was quiet. The reception staff was a bit English challenged but we made it through. There is no shuttle to/from the airport. I took a taxi both ways, two times, with prices ranging from 19-23 Euros.This increases the overall cost of the stay. The only reasonably priced hotel in the area with an airport shuttle stopped before I would have arrived and started after I needed to leave. The front desk was helpful to call a taxi 24 hours. I would definitely stay there again in a similar situation.

I wish there had been an airport shuttle

CLose to the airport, relatively easy to get even late at night which was my case. It`s an Ibis Budget, so you get the usual stuff, nothing outstanding, but enough for the one night I had to spend there. Nice view from my window though! There is no AC in the room, so for very hot days I'd stay away from it and opt for a better place.

Could be cheaper, for sure, but I guess it`s the expected for a city like Brussels and an 'airport hotel'. A shuttle service would be welcomed considering there is a `normal' Ibis there as well, but it's ok.

A clean room, friendly staff. I couldn't hear the noises of the airport.

Parking was not included in the price of the room and was rather expensive, 14e a night. There was not a coffee maker in the room and the machine downstairs had run out of everything except espresso and only worked with coins, which I didn't have.

Staff at front desk very helpful with bus and taxi information. Bus stop very conveniently located and easy, quick access to airport.

I did not like having to walk thru the smokers standing right outside the main entry. I was standing outside waiting and i had to move outside of the glassed in area because the smokers were all standing there. There should be a large sign posted right there to tell smokers they could not stand there. All of your customers will be subjected to the smell of cigarettes when entering your lobby. Not at all appropriate!!

Not much space in the rooms but it's well used. Stuff is friendly and the bus to the city stops 100 meters from the hotel door. Rooms are quite, airplanes did not bother me at all. Several places to buy food/dine in at walking distance.

If you want hot water you need to pay some cents, and that's in case the wending machine will be in a good mood and will accept your money

Room was basic but comfortable and we lacked nothing. Breakfast was excellent and we could book it on the morning we needed it. The location is super for getting to town since there's a bus stop just across the road and a bus service every half hour. Plus the train stop is just ten minutes walk to Diegham to take you right down to the central station. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. We were able to get an evening meal at the Ibis across the car park. Very good.

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