Brussels

Learn more about Brussels

Discover our hotels in Brussels, a unique destination where European history and cosmopolitan modernity meet. Our hotels offer quality accommodation in the heart of the Belgian capital. Enjoy a prime location to explore the architectural treasures, local gastronomy and incomparable atmosphere of Brussels, while benefiting from the comfort and personalised service for which we are renowned.

Hotels in Brussels: where to stay to discover the capital of Europe?

Best Western Hotel Royal Centre: elegance in the centre of Brussels

Nestled in a building on Rue Royale, the Best Western Hotel Royal Centre embodies the perfect combination of historic heritage and modern comfort. Not far from the Saint-Hubert Royal Galleries and the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula, our hotel welcomes you in its large rooms with refined design.

The Coin Royal Lounge-Restaurant invites you to savour Belgian gastronomy in a cosy atmosphere. Our multilingual staff are at your disposal to make your unforgettable stay a unique experience in the heart of Brussels. Take advantage of our personalised concierge service.

Best Western City Centre: comfort and accessibility in the heart of the city

Our hotel welcomes you in a contemporary atmosphere just a few minutes' walk from the Botanical Garden of Brussels. The rooms combine modern comfort and understated elegance.

Botanique metro station, located 500 metres away, lets you quickly reach the European Union institutions or the Belgian Comic Strip Center, the birthplace of the adventures of Tintin. 

What to discover during a stay in Brussels?

Explore the historic heart: the Grand-Place, the Manneken Pis statue and the surrounding area

Discover the Grand-Place, an architectural gem listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This majestic square will dazzle you with its ornate façades and unique atmosphere, especially magical in the evening when the illuminations enhance the Gothic and Baroque details.

A few steps away, the famous Manneken Pis embodies the mischievous spirit of the people of Brussels. This iconic fountain, created in 1619 by the sculptor Jérôme Duquesnoy, has an impressive wardrobe of more than 1,000 costumes, which you can admire at the Brussels City Museum in the King's House.

The picturesque surrounding streets will lead you to the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, a splendid 19th-century covered arcade lined with artisan chocolatiers and elegant boutiques. 

Soak up the atmosphere of the European Quarter

The buzz of the European Quarter transports you into a unique cosmopolitan world. Between the majestic buildings of the institutions and the green parks, you will feel the energy of this international capital. Cinquantenaire Park reveals its monumental triumphal arch, while Leopold Park invites you to take a contemplative break near the Parlamentarium.

The lively streets around Place du Luxembourg buzz with after-work drinks, where diplomats and locals mingle in a relaxed atmosphere. The Art & History Museum enriches your cultural visit, while café terraces offer a prime vantage point on this ever-moving European theatre.

Discover the cultural and gastronomic richness of Brussels

The Brussels culinary scene brilliantly combines tradition and innovation. From historic brasseries to Michelin-starred restaurants, savour local specialities such as waterzooi or the famous moules-frites, accompanied by craft beers brewed according to ancestral recipes.

The Saint-Gilles and Marolles districts reveal their authentic gastronomic treasures, where artisan chocolatiers perpetuate world-renowned expertise. In these lively streets, traditional cafés welcome you to taste the legendary Belgian waffles, while local markets immerse you in a convivial atmosphere.

From hidden bistros to refined tables, let yourself be guided to the establishments that have made the Belgian capital famous.

Getting around Brussels: tips for your visits

The Brussels transport network offers optimal mobility from our Best Western hotels. The metro quickly serves the main tourist sites, while tram lines criss-cross the city with typically Belgian charm. The MOBIB card gives you access to the entire STIB network for hassle-free travel.

For a more intimate discovery of the capital, explore the historic centre on foot. The cobbled streets around the Grand-Place are easy to walk, letting you admire the Art Nouveau architecture at your own pace. Shared bike stations ideally complement your travel options to wander around the city of Tintin.

The teams at our hotels in Belgium will help you organise your journeys and guide you towards the solutions best suited to your sightseeing programme.