Hotel Avenue Louise Brussels Trademark Collection Belgium, BrusselsRue Blanche, 4

This hotel enjoys a great setting in Brussels, lying just 60 metres away from Avenue Louise. The hotel is located just 350 metres from the Stephanie tram stop. Guests will find themselves near a wide range of attractions in the city. The hotel is just walking distance from the Horta Museum. The train station Brussels South and the Eurostar terminal are just a 20 minutes' walk from the hotel. This wonderful hotel enjoys a fantastic design, with an English-style bar with a for fireplace to relax after a fun filled day in Brussels. Hotel offers a wide variety of Belgians finest chocolates and coffees. Step out on a moon lite night on the patio deck; while part taking in a coffee or cocktail. The guest rooms are beautifully appointed and are well equipped with modern amenities; including a relaxing bed, with private bathroom with a bath tub and a shower. While in you room enjoy free Wi-fi; so, you can connect with family and friends sending pictures of you travels. A 24-hour front desk to cater to you needs will enjoying your stay. Along with public transportation close to the hotel.

Next Big City (15000)
Town centre (1000)

Building information

Number of floors (main building): 6
City hotel
Last renovated: 2000

Room facilities

HiFi stereo system
Individual Heating
Iron and board
Hairdryer ($)
Mobile phone network
TV ($)
Bathroom
Fridge
Direct Dial Telephone
Radio

Catering

Diners Club
Breakfast buffet
Mini Bar

Hotel Features

American Express
WLAN access point

Facilities & services

Money Exchange
24h. Reception
Medical service
Laundry Service
Room Service
Safe

Credit cards

Visa
MasterCard

Establishment type

Total number of rooms: 80
Car park
Cloakroom

Living_out_of_a_suitcase Reviewed February 14, 2009

Positive: Excellent quality. Very friendly and helpful staff, the whole place exudes professionalism and devotion to good service. Pleasant rooms, quite luxuriously appointed.

Outside: Very near to Avenue Louise, Brussels' most exclusive shopping street, but also to countless restaurants with different cuisines (Lebanese, Thai, but also classical Belgian).

Anonymous Reviewed August 29, 2008

Positive: Very welcoming staff who did their utmost to help us. They weren't very knowledgeable about transport to the University but I don't expect they are asked very often

Negative: No access to food on Sunday night. This was actually very annoying. I had had an early start and a meeting which went on until 9pm. I came back and thought I'd order a room service meal to find that there were no meals available. I don't think this is good enough for a four star hotel.

Outside: We had an excellent coffee and cake at a patisserie opposite the hotel on the other side of Avenue Louise; the Horta House; shp window gazing in Avenue Louise.

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Living_out_of_a_suitcase Reviewed February 14, 2009

Positive:Excellent quality. Very friendly and helpful staff, the whole place exudes professionalism and devotion to good service. Pleasant rooms, quite luxuriously appointed.

Outside:Very near to Avenue Louise, Brussels' most exclusive shopping street, but also to countless restaurants with different cuisines (Lebanese, Thai, but also classical Belgian).

Anonymous Reviewed August 29, 2008

Positive:Very welcoming staff who did their utmost to help us. They weren't very knowledgeable about transport to the University but I don't expect they are asked very often

Negative:No access to food on Sunday night. This was actually very annoying. I had had an early start and a meeting which went on until 9pm. I came back and thought I'd order a room service meal to find that there were no meals available. I don't think this is good enough for a four star hotel.

Outside:We had an excellent coffee and cake at a patisserie opposite the hotel on the other side of Avenue Louise; the Horta House; shp window gazing in Avenue Louise.