Pros:
- generally quiet neighbourhood that should not be of concern to any traveller
- good transport links nearby for metro, trams and busses
- friendly and helpful staff
- decent spread of breakfast (though this is available at a single, big table which might not appeal to everyone)
Cons:
- the hotel has three floors (not including the ground floor) but no lift and quite narrow stairs
- the single room was very small, with no cupboards or drawers for unpacking clothes
- no safe is provided either in the rooms or at reception
- there was evidence of creeping dilapidation: a crack in the washbasin and the window was awkward to open and close properly
- the hotel is by the traffic lights at a crossorad with a double carriageway boulevard (though certainly not the busiest in the city) and, therefore, there is, at times, a traffic noise problem especially if windows are left open
However, despite the cons, the hotel does, overall, represent reasonable value for money especially by Brussels standards