Breakfast was excellent. Fruits, muslis, yogurts, cheeses, charcuteries, scramble and boiled egg, croissant, crêpe, etc. The room very clean and large. Beds comfy. Big hotel and many facilities. Walking distance to main attractions. 15 min walk to train stations and switch for airport. Reception supported also very gently when I forgot my mobile in restroom and run back to find it.

Our check-in took more then half hour because of some unexperienced staff, although we made internet check-in as proposed by hotel earlier. Also they gave us missing breakfast ticket which ended up a discussion in entrance of restaurant. But my cousine's staff were experienced, they checked-in in minutes and as expected. It was interesting that they offered us to combine 2 rooms with one family room due to electricity pan emergency. We accepted it because we didnot want to change hotel. But be aware the connection room has no window and is chlostrophobic. Also a shower is suitable then bathtube for older people like my mom.

When you come into the hotel the lobby is very big and looks nice. The room was clean and the bed very comfortable. I like having the seats and a little table in the room under the window. Breakfast was nice and had a good assortment of food and drinks, not too expensive either at €12 per person. The scrambled eggs need to be done a different way though, cause they were grainy and not nice. The towels in the bathroom are nicely branded and feel nice.

The room we were in was a bit dated. The light switches in the room are ridiculously stupid with one placed right on the headboard behind a pillow. There was no separate light switch for the bathroom, I’ve looked everywhere! The TV in the room is useless and might as well not be there. It kept going in and out of signal, and we were unable to watch anything on it. It needs a booster for the aerial. The socket at the bed was placed right behind a pillow, which is a crazy placement for a socket. The heating can’t be adjusted, it’s like it’s been glued in place. Therefore we weren’t able to make it warmer in the room. There was only one little sachet of shower gel for 2 people? Cleaning starts around 8am, so if you’re thinking of having a lie in, think again… They make a lot of noise!

The main reason I booked this hotel was because it was the most affordable option at the time. But to my surprise, it also turned out to be very close to the city center and major attractions in Brussels. It's literally just a 4-minute walk to Manneken Pis, and a bit further down the road, you're already at the Grand Place. Despite being near the main tourist spots, the area is still quiet at night, which made for a comfortable stay. The hotel also has a rooftop bar with a lovely sunset view—definitely a nice bonus. I would absolutely book this hotel again if I return to Brussels.

The receptionist was really helpful, also there is a virtual assistant on whatsapp if you have any problems. The hotel has a great location, close to the center and the buffet breakfast was the best I have ever had (12 euro/person)! There was a huge variety of food. The room had all of the basic necessities, towels, soap, water to drink and tissues. Bed was comfortable and there were 2 pillows.

The room was on the 7th floor and there the walls are too thin. We could hear the neighbours talking and also the creaking bed above us. So it's a bit hard to fall asleep in that noise.

The location was excellent, with easy access to public transportation (a 2-3 minute walk) and a grocery store next door, as well as many restaurants nearby. The breakfast was very good as well with many options and great coffee. The staff were pleasant and courteous.

There is only one restaurant at the hotel (The Eight), and it only opens at 16:30, so if you miss breakfast, you have to go outside to eat. Also, the service at the restaurant is VERY slow. It is a very busy restaurant, and I guess they are understaffed. The view from our room was not the best. The carpet in the corridors was kind of old.

The room was very nice , lot of space., very clean.

I had a minor problem with is the 2 single beds joined together instead of a large bed (unfortunately I couldn't find a room with a double bed). there's always a tendancy to slip and fall in the gap between the two. I also had some back pain in the mornings. The boiler didn't work well, good thing I had my own. The cleaning ladies make lot of noise when they're working in the adjacent rooms or the room above. So if someone wants to get some rest or an afternoon nap, they ruin it for him.

Bradford Hotel Brussels – A Gem in the City We had a fantastic stay at the Bradford Hotel Brussels. Perfectly situated on the main road, it’s just a short walk to most of the city’s top attractions—yet still offers a peaceful escape from the busy tourist areas. The hotel itself is spotless, with spacious rooms that are both stylish and comfortable. Our bed was incredibly cozy, with high-quality linen and plush towels that made a big difference. One of the highlights was our private balcony—such a lovely touch that made mornings and evenings extra special. The staff were warm, welcoming, and always ready to assist. A special shoutout to the housekeeping team, especially the cleaning lady, who went above and beyond to keep everything immaculate. There's a metro on the next corner, so make use of the metro if you're coming from the. Airport. Don't use uber. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort, convenience, and genuine hospitality in Brussels.

Rooms need a bar fridge.

The room was comfortable, and there was a nice sitting area. The bathroom was nice. The breakfast was really good, and they have an ice machine in the lobby! This place was fancier than any of the other hotels we stayed in on this trip, but it was still a good price. There’s a taxi rank right in front of the hotel to get to the train station, or you can take the tram, which is actually underground a block or two away. You can walk to the Manekin Pis statue in about 5-10 minutes.

Our room overlooked the roof of a skylight, so there wasn’t a good view. And I felt like I was going to accidentally roll off the bed.

The location is truly amazing — right in the city center, just steps away from all the major landmarks. The facilities are excellent and very comfortable. I especially appreciated the spacious lobby and the availability of multiple elevators, which made getting around easy. Parking was also very convenient, located right by the entrance. The staff were all exceptionally helpful and polite, making the stay even more pleasant. The room was impressively large, offering plenty of space to relax and unwind. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort and convenience in the heart of the city!

Room furniture is very worn and in noticeable wear-and-tear condition. The shower works well but is quite old-fashioned and could use an update.

I liked absolutely everything: the cleanliness, the multiple reception desks where the staff speaks all the common languages of the world, the numerous elevators, the soft and large beds, the high-quality new bed linen and towels, and the absence of any unpleasant hotel smells. Breakfast is plentiful and fresh, the products do not run out until the end of breakfast time. Hot: omelet, Brussels sausages, pancakes. Lots of different meat and cheese slices, boiled eggs. Juices, different yoghurts, fruit salad from tropical fruits. Natural coffee, different types of drinks, there is a cappuccino maker - 4 coffee machines in the hall. The distance to the center of the old city is 450 m, to the Manneken Pis - 250 m, around the corner near the old cathedral is a wonderful local beer bar. I would go to this hotel again!