Unique art deco room, good value for money as we get superior room that had a huge bed and a large bathroom. Bed was clean and had large opening windows, comfortable chairs and a ottoman that could extend into a second bed (didn't use this bed). Stylish small bar at the bottom of hotel with friendly service and nice drinks. Location is good as close to large shopping street with a large selection of shopping brands. Fairly close to old town and walk there is pleasant.

No lift did make 4 floors a little tedious to walk up with bags; however it was made very clear that installing a lift wasn't possible due to the historic nature of the building. I'm sure they would've helped carry the bags if needed! Food was quite expensive so didn't try any.

I may have got lucky with the room but mine was a gem. I thought there was no shower but had failed to factor in the enormous stand-alone fin de siècle bath in the middle of the floor. Art Nouveau, with a small, elegant bar and breakfast room. Small and backstreet. I toyed with not writing it up because I don't want the secret to get out. Great continental breakfast.

Building work nearby was noisy in the morning. The ancient floorboards creak - but is that a bad thing? The centre of Brussels is a nightmare for all cars, including taxis.

This very compact hotel is a genuine Art Nouveau treasure with its furnishings, mirrors and windows on the ground floor/dining room/bar. Our guest room was up some steep stairs where staff members insisted on carrying our heavy cases. This hotel is located in a short street off the very busy main walking street through Brussels and it felt like moving into another world after the rush outside.

Our only problem was finding our way through the busy crowds outside to this address. We relaxed and were really looked after as soon as we walked in the doors.

Hotel has like a dozen rooms, above a tavern in a small old building renewed with pretty modern design. Staff are friendly. Nice hearing bells (never loud) from neighboring church

Bed sheets are strange and small, you will end up sleeping on the bare mattress because they move at night. Stairs are quite steep and rooms are one to three floors up. Room was small.

Warm environment and employees. Very naive large room. The general aesthetic of the building and the interior design is excellent. Not another typical hotel. There is no big company exploiting the building, but simple people. This means that your money goes in the right hands. This is why you feel so warm and cozy. I would definitely suggest it, however If someone is old I don’t know if he/she will manage to go up the stairs on the fifth floor. This is the only disadvantage and only for people with that are not capable to walk well or are very old.

I liked the room a lot. The location was very convenient for my work as well. Breakfast was good too, and it was very good that they make the eggs for you on site. The restaurant area was kind of small, yet very cute. Being in Belgium, I couldn't help thinking that Hercules Poirot was going to come out from some corner of it any moment.

Well, what I would like to be different, could not be fixed I think: the fact that there is no elevator was a problem for me.

Beautiful, comfortable in perfect location. It’s a very small and intimate hotel in a historic location. Decor is great. Top comfort. There is no elevator and the stairs are very narrow - to keep in mind for those with large luggage or mobility issues.

Very central, huge comfy bed, great showers (yes, our room had a shower for 2!!), fridge and fan. The hotel is part of a small bar on a side road and while felt like it could be a bit odd, was very pleasantly surprised with how great the room was.

It's very noisy with windows open. Roadworks and shop fitting right outside your room start at 7am but they provided a fan, so it was OK. Very thin, spiral staircase, no lift, so be aware. If you are ok walking with cases, it's not an issue..

Up front the place is "quirky"... you walk in and you see a lounge-like bar/pub area and wonder if this is really a hotel. However the staff is so personable and helpful that we ended up feeling very comfortable. The hotel is close walking distance to the train station and a major bus drop off point, and very central to Brussels city. It is a bustling city area so if you want countryside, this is not the area to be in. The hotel provides a wonderful breakfast if desired for extra cost, but not dinners. We were tired of eating out but found a wonderful Thai restaurant a block away that did take out, so we did that along with purchasing a nice bottle of wine at the hotel (they do sell drinks!!) and ate in our room which had a small table for that purpose. As I said, the staff was wonderful... even selling me ice cream one night and ordering a taxi for us for a middle of the night ride to the airport when we left. Staff is not on site overnight.

I suppose it would have been nice to have staff there overnight, although we didn't really need it. Also, it might have been nice to get food at the hotel other than breakfast, but again... not essential. There was some construction going on to the outside of the building, but it only made noise a few times and only mid-day... and that is temporary.

Very friendly welcome, great breakfast made to taste (it's not a buffet but you get a choice and it is baked fresh for you - in my case cheese omelet). comfortable room, big size bathroom. In the center near shops cafes and restaurants. nice art deco decor. Nice family hotel atmosphere.

it can look a bit dark walking in the evening back to the hotel due to the area.