2-Star Hotels in Brussels

The price is affordable. Since it's a bed in a dormitory, some guests might arrive in the early hours, which could potentially disturb your sleep. It's also close to the road, so it can be a bit noisy. If you don't mind these points, the price is genuinely cheap, so it's a viable option.

I highly recommend this small hotel in Brussels. And I would like to thank Monique, the receptionist, for her homely welcome and efficiency. She is a perfect hospitality expert and a nice personality. The place is impeccably clean: the linen, towels, bathroom, public areas. There is a nice catering area and a pretty small yard. The location is very convenient. I am definitely going to stay at this hotel on my future visits.

I did a late check-in. The reception is open 24 hours so I was able to check in with peace of mind. It was hard to work at night so as not to disturb other guests. There are no curtains for the beds. There is a bathroom and toilet in one room.

I stayed in an economy single room. It's within walking distance of the city center. There is a sign, so the hotel is easy to find. The room was reasonably clean. There is no bathtub in the bathroom. There is a hair dryer. There was what appeared to be heating equipment, although we didn't use it as it was late September. There is no air conditioning. There is an electric fan. The room key is a card key, which you keep with you when you go out. The front desk staff were friendly. There was a vending machine for snacks and drinks on the front floor.

Hotel Le Grand Colombier was a simple and fairly basic place to stay. The location is tucked away, which made it nice and quiet, but unfortunately it was a bit too far from the train station to be convenient, so I wouldn’t really recommend it if you need easy access to transport. The facilities and overall style of the hotel were on the modest side, nothing fancy, but it did the job for a short stay. The real highlight was the staff, who were absolutely lovely, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visit, which made the experience much nicer overall.

The hotel is not big, walk down the slope out of the central station, just around the square. Although it is a few hundred meters away from the station, the old city is paved with small pieces of gravel and bricks. There is a small slope to climb back to the Central Station. It will be difficult for girls to carry a 24-inch suitcase. The hotel has no elevator, the room is not big, there is a small safe, the front desk brother will solve the problem, but it is not very enthusiastic, maybe it is the style over there

Reading negative reviews and moving to the hotel by taxi on dirty streets with garbage, I was afraid that it would be ”horror-horror,” but the room was quite decent, clean. When I was given a TV remote and they said I should always give the key when I leave, I was a little surprised, but I hope there is nothing terrible about it.

There is no problem with services and Wi Fi, but some rooms have old deterioration. The bathroom also has a little unique fragrance. Of course I think it depends on the room. However, Rich is the best because it is close to Atomium and within walking distance. There are not many restaurants around.

Location is good, walking distance to Lidl supermarket, the reception is nice and polite. The cleaning lady is very kind and professional. Will come back again if I go to Brussels