Name: easyHotel Brussels City Centre
Address: Zilverstraat 1, Belgium, 1000, Belgium
Telephone: +3227810259
Price range: From €89

Question 1

When can I check-in and check-out of easyHotel Brussels City Centre?

Accepted Answer

Check-in time is 15:00 and check-out time is 10:00. You can check-in earlier (from 12:00) and check-out later (until 13:00) for a supplement for €7.50 and €20 respectively.

Question 2

What amenities does the hotel provide?

Accepted Answer

Each room at easyHotel Brussels City Centre is comfortable and clean and has a free TV, free wireless internet access and an en-suite, which features body wash, shampoo and fresh towels.

Question 3

What room types are available at easyHotel Brussels City Centre?

Accepted Answer

There are double, twin and triple rooms available at easyHotel Brussels City Centre. There are also accessible double rooms available.

The double room with window and twin room with window are approx. 14 sq. metres. The superior special needs rooms are approx. 19 sq. metres. The triple family room with window is approx. 18 sq. metres. The superior with window is approx. 19 sq. metres.

Question 4

What languages do staff at the hotel speak?

Accepted Answer

Our easyHotel Brussels team members speak many languages including French, Dutch, Spanish, and English.

Question 5

Are there any popular tourist attractions nearby?

Accepted Answer

Marvel at the details in Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site, housing intricately detailed guildhalls, the City Hall and the Maison du Roi. Considered one of the world’s most beautiful squares, the space hosts a number of events throughout the year including the Flower Carpet in August and the Christmas Tree in December.

For more classic European architecture visit Galeries Saint-Hubert, just a three-minute walk from your comfortable room, a beautiful shopping arcade adorned with glass ceilings and marble floors housing a number of chocolatiers and cafes. One of Brussels better-known sights, Manneken Pis, is located a 10-minute walk from your hotel.

Tintin, Spirou and the Smurfs were all created in Brussels and their presence is everywhere in the city: on walls, building façades and museums. Discover comic strip street art as well as the Comic Museum, just 5 minutes walking distance from easyHotel Brussels.

Further afield, make the most of Belgium’s small size and explore the nearby cities of Ghent and Bruges. Best explored as a day trip, you can reach Ghent directly by train in 45 minutes or one hour and 15 minutes to Bruges from Brussels Central Train Station. Admire the cobblestone laneways and canal before visiting The Basilica of the Holy Blood, a Renaissance church in Bruges, or tour Gravensteen in Ghent, a 12th century castle housing various weapons and contraptions from medieval times. In December, enjoy festive treats, hot chocolate and mulled wine while cosying up at the Christmas markets.

Question 6

What restaurants would you recommend close to easyHotel Brussels City Centre?

Accepted Answer

Belgium boasts several local delicacies, namely chocolate, waffles and fries.

Just a few minutes’ walk from your hotel, you can start the day with a delicious breakfast at Peck 47, offering a variety of fresh juices and homemade sweet and savoury dishes. However, if waffles are what you came for, head over to Maison Dandoy for artisan waffles in a family-run café.

A trip to Brussels isn’t complete without a visit to a chocolatier or two. Stop by Zaabar for your chocolate fix and learn about the chocolate-making process at one of their workshops. Pick up some luxury delights in there from Pierre Marcolini, the only chocolatier in Belgium to select unprocessed beans and roast them himself. Also discover Wittamer, chocolatier and patisserie – even the Royal family of Belgium eat their chocolates. For the most famous Belgian chocolate makers’ shops, head over to Sablon in upper Brussels.

For a taste of Belgian specialities take a seat at Beat restaurant, where many of the Belgium locals meet. And for those looking for authenticity, the “Nüetnigenough”is the Brussels brasserie for food lovers and fine beer enthusiasts. Looking for a quick bite to eat? Traditional Belgian frites are available from over 4,000 stands across the country, but some of the best are available from Chez Antoine.

Question 7

Is easyHotel Brussels City Centre wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

easyHotel Brussels City Centre is wheelchair accessible and has accessible superior double rooms available.