It was cleaned every day with provision of fresh towels and other requests. Bed in double room was really comfortable, considering my back problems, i did not experience any problems. I did not had chair in my room but when i mentioned it to the manager, Henry (a really friendly and nice person) said: Why don't you just ask?! Henry tries to help in any way he can. The family that runs the hotel are very nice people, Madam Pia, her husband, their son and daughter - Slim and Nadya. Thanks to all this, my stay in the Slina hotel was quite good and I even extended it for another 4 nights as I needed to stay longer in the hotel, but didn't feel like going to another place. Free coffee and tea in the morning is such a nice addition to everything! Honestly, everything is about a people. And they are really very-very friendly and ready to help. So you feel as you are around people whom you have known for years. So when I said goodbye, we hugged, and I received a "start-up surprise" for my rented place. I did not expect that at all and was so deeply touched!

Don't have any complaints

Decent hotel

It is not in the best neighbourhood, there is a large muslim community, but looks don't hurt

Clean, quiet, comfy, good price to value ratio

Location is kind of creepy and scary... sometimes I was afraid to come out.

The reception staff were lovely and very accommodating. The room was spacious, and cleaned, also cleaned daily which was a nice treat. The shower had those buttons which you get with a shower pool side which dictated how long the water was on for (about 30 seconds) and you could not change the temperature which was inconvenient. The location was not very nice, however we walked into the city everyday and it took around 20 minutes which was amazing. I (female) was with my boyfriend so I did not feel unsafe, however had I been on my own I think I would had felt uncomfortable in the neighbourhood alone. This is obviously not the fault of the hotel, just my own poor research!

The front desk check in guy was super friendly. He even walked my husband down the street to show him where to get our dinner from and waited with him while it was being cooked. He also walked him to the small grocery store nearby. The room was basic but clean.

The location did not feel safe for new travelers to Brussels. Walking to the hotel there were a lot of sketch people and it made us extremely uncomfortable. The road in front of the hotel was very busy, even throughout the night. We only stayed one night instead of the 2 we booked.

It was a very comfortable room with plenty of space to move around. The bed was also super comfortable. A very good choice if you plan to stay for just a few days and if you are planning to use the room just to sleep. Staff was very friendly & helpful and was available 24 hours.

First of all, the location was not the best. The street where the hotel was located unfortunately was inhabited by emigrants coming from North Africa. The street was full of garbage and dirty. I wouldn’t recommend this hotel if you’re a female traveler because unless you use public transportation (which I didn’t) you might get catcalled or even molested walking down the street. But I don’t blame the hotel for this. Also, the main locations and attractions are like 25-30 minutes away from the hotel. Speaking about the room, it was cozy and modern but I didn’t find it very clean. Walking around the room for a few minutes with socks on would make your socks dirty and change color from the dirt there was inside the room. Bed and sheets were clean though.

Room was a decent size, neat and clean. The bathroom was also clean, ok shower pressure. Staff was friendly, accommodating us well despite the minor language barrier. The location is good, fairly close to the nearest metro/underground, Clemenceau, ~10 mins (including the stairs down - a lot of escalators for metros weren't functioning when I went, early July 2024). Also a straightforward walk towards the Grand Place area (~20-25mins).

No nice way to say this, but the area/main street seemed to have a lot of middle-eastern businesses. When we (20F, 21F) went back to the hotel we were blatantly stared at and even catcalled by the men that were sitting outside. After the first night we just took taxis back. Would recommend travelling in a larger group or budgetting for taxis. Nothing wrong with the hotel itself though.

It was very clean and spacious. Our room faced away from the street, so the room was nice and quiet at night. The bathroom was also clean and spacious, although the shower was rather simple; the temperature cannot be controlled, but at least the water was warm!

The receptionist told us that the area can be dodgy during the dark, and he warned us about pick pocketers. Luckily, this never happened to us, but just something to bear in mind for anyone who plans to stay here.

We feel very grateful for our stay in Slina Hotel, a very well place to stay in Brussels, the attendant are very helpful and friendly. Important appoint the way we were well received and treated especially by Mrs Pia, a very nice Lady that we feel at home with her care, despite she speaks French and we no. I really recommend Slina Hotel in Brussels. The only point that they need to care is about the shower, that only have a button and the water was very hot for us.

Location wasn’t bad. Walked 10-15 minutes from the train station , and it was on the high street , very busy area during the day but you can get anything u wish for. 10-15 minutes walk to grand palace and other historical views. I basically walked everywhere. Bed was comfy no issues , had a big enough window from where you can enjoy the night street view 😊 nothing fun , walking around was safe had no issues.

The only thing I dint like was , being woken up cleaning staff in the morning like 6.30 , who just walked in.