A beautiful period house, built 1906, in an excellent and convenient location, bordering on St Gilles, Forest and Uccle, three of our favourite Brussels districts. A tram stop yards from the house provides extremely frequent connections to all parts of the city. Our room was large and beautifully furnished, with a large and superb bathroom. Breakfast was very good indeed (with special mention for the lovely lady who served it).

There was nothing we didn’t like. I can highly recommend the Albert Moliere for your stay in Brussels.

The room was perfect in size, with nice antique elements in a modern twist. The house is gorgeous with original squeaky stairs, which totally charmed us. The breakfast has a good variety of choices, cheeses, meat, croissants, chocolate rolls and French bread. Very kind lady who helps you to your seat and explains the breakfast. The breakfast area was immaculate, the lady constantly was wiping and filling up the buffet. Very good located, right across the tramline stop. Just outside center with parking options in vicinity (you might need to drive a round or two but there are options).

It was unusually hot in Belgium, so we slept with the window open to cool the room. We didn't find airco if there was one. That would be our only! Downside of this place

Old building, very well maintained, this B&B is very charming and I felt completely living like a European. Communication by messages with the hostess was excellent - I received details of the room number, access code to the building, we were given a parking space in front of the building. Great bathroom, renovated, hot shower with great pressure, good towels. Breakfast very varied, tasty and quality!

The bed is one of those that put two single beds together, we know that many places use this strategy, but the ideal is a bed that is not 'split in half'. But, ok, I recommend it, it's a really nice place to be.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at an Albert Molière in Brussels, and I must say, it was an experience that left a lasting impression. From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I was captivated by the unique combination of vintage charm and modern technology that permeated every aspect of my stay. The first thing that struck me was the hotel's exquisite interior design. The blend of vintage elements and contemporary touches created a visually stunning ambiance that immediately transported me to another era. The lobby showcased antique wall drawings, intricate tapestries, and elegant chandeliers, all meticulously curated to evoke a sense of nostalgia and elegance. It was a true feast for the eyes. Upon checking in, I was delighted that the hotel seamlessly integrated technology into its guest experience. The check-in process was efficient and hassle-free, thanks to the state-of-the-art self-check-in. It was refreshing to see how the hotel managed to preserve its vintage appeal while embracing the convenience of modern technology. The high-speed Wi-Fi provided all the communication needs and conveniences one could ask for. The attention to detail extended to the bathroom, where contemporary rain showers and sensor-controlled lighting complemented classic fixtures and beautiful tile work. It was a truly luxurious experience, combining the best of both worlds. In the morning, I enjoyed a delightful breakfast in the hotel's vintage-inspired dining area. The breakfast spread offered a delectable variety of local dishes, catering to all tastes. The attentive staff member added a local touch to the dining experience, ensuring that every guest felt welcomed and cared for in a local way.

Please fix a detaching room door handle. Also, knowing at least a little French to communicate with staff during breakfast is beneficial.

Super location: the hotel is in a good district and distance from the centre. Rooms are clean, beautiful, comfortable and warm. The breakfast is top! Fresh (!!!) orange juice in the morning was very impressive! The stuff is helpful and kind :) Thank you so much ❤️

1. Usually we don’t bring shampoo or shower gel when travel by plane, so we were expecting for it in the hotel, but there wasn’t any. We asked for it on the reception 2. There was a miscounting on our last day, so when we arrived for breakfast we didn’t have a ready table. But this question was also solved quickly. Except one croissant 🥐😅

The house is beautiful and very tasteful. The rooms are spacious enough, and the bed was comfortable. We also enjoyed the breakfast, which was quite simple but good quality and more than enough. The tram stop was right outside the door.

- the bathroom door was not fully closing by design, took some time getting used to it :) - the lady helping us with breakfast spoke only French, we managed to communicate what was needed but you could tell she is a bit frustrated by the situation.

1. Location - Really good , a short tram ride from city centre and next to a tram stop , also close to local neighbourhood area with shops and restaurants. The area was pleasant and safe to walk around at night. 2. Communication - Our host Paul maintained excellent communication before the visit and during it , when the was a problem before the visit with my mobile number he ensured that we had the key code for the front door and that all was well. Paul was very approachable during our stay and welcome beer was a nice touch. 3. The room was good , we have put a couple of suggestions in the section below. The large room had been really well converted to include shower and bathroom/WC and the size was OK. The bed was comfortable. 4. We were at the back of the house and did not have any problems with noise. 5. We would certainly stay again.

It was all pretty good but if a few small improvements might make a difference then here are our thoughts. 1. A bit more variety for breakfast , it was all good and there were options , maybe some different breads , more variety of fruit. 2. A hanging rail for clothes in the bedroom, the hat stand that served this purpose was OK but a rail would have been better. 3. Tea /coffee making facilities were available at all times downstairs but maybe nice to have this in the room. 4. We appreciate that the garden is private and not for guest use however it would be lovely if it were possible at some time to allow guest use , sitting out there after a day in the city would have been nice.

The very nice gentleman owning the guest house proved to be of massive help and super understanding! He helped us with our luggage since we had to check-out earlier than our bus to Amsterdam, so we left the luggage at the guest house until later in the evening. The guest house is right next to a tram station and you can *very easily* get to the city centre and back! Also, the rooms are super chic, the bathroom is absolutely dreamy and the bed in our room was extremely comfortable! Wish we could have stayed longer, honestly... The self-check-in option/no reception was perfect for us: we were given a code to access the building and from then on, we just had to go up a couple of stairs, the key to our room was waiting for us in the keyhole - so everything went super smooth.

I wish the breakfast would have been more varied, but it was great to chat a bit with the owner while enjoying our morning coffee! Other than that, I have absolutely no comments! ;)

The neighbourhood is pretty, but I had to use costly cabs for a couple of days until I could figure out how to use their train system. Once I did that, the location became great. The staff were wonderful. Breakfast was delicious. The facility is pretty and well-maintained. I felt very safe.

I had lots of luggage and there were lots of stairs to get to my room. That is my only complaint.

The B&B is located in a quiet area of Brussels, but it takes only 20 minutes by direct tram to reach the centrum and museums. Free parking is a definite plus, even if it is located several hundred meters from the hotel. Breakfast quite basic but more than sufficient, and fresh orange juice (in the morning) and beer (at evenings) is a great idea. Beds are comfy, bathroom clean and well equipped. The building is classy with beautiful architecture and host is caring and helpful, which is the best remediation for any issues.

The doors can be more soundproof - rooms are next to the staircase which may be little uncomfortable. However, this is a small B&B so there are not too many guests. Lacking some furniture in the room - night stands would be helpful.