City: Brussels Bed and Breakfast Inns
Top Hotels in Brussels Bed and Breakfast Inns
Brussels Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Brussels
Brussels is a city of vast variety and diversity, making it an excellent destination for any type of visitor. No matter where you look, history and beauty are the principal components giving Brussels its unique vibe. The architecture, together with the city’s folklore, catch every visitor’s eye, revealing how the classic spots have adapted to take on a very modern twist. Brussels makes each traveler find a home away from home.
Restaurants in Brussels
1. Harmon House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Feel as good as home in an instant. In a cocoon of lovingkindness. As if suddenly you're becoming the most important person in the world. That's what it means to stay at the Harmon. That's why it's much more than a hotel. It's a convivial house where you will feel unique. With available, affectionate and attentive staff. Every detail will be taken into account to make your stay more pleasant.
Great stay
Reviewed By GskaarlandReally nice hotel that is centrally located to great shopping! Staff were all extremely pleasant, room was very cozy and modern, also the breakfast was delicious! Will definitely plan to stay here again.
2. Hotel Retro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Hotel Retro is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Brussels, offering a quiet environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Hotel Retro offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a minibar. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including baggage storage. Guests of Hotel Retro are also welcome to enjoy breakfast buffet, located on site. Close to some of Brussels' most popular landmarks, such as Belgian Comic Strip Center (0.4 mi) and Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert (0.7 mi), Hotel Retro is a great destination for tourists. While in Brussels be sure to experience local lobster favorites at Chez Leon, Belga Queen, or Aux Armes de Bruxelles. Should time allow, Grand Place and Royal Palace (Palais Royal) are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Brussels!
1 night stay doable, 2 night stay debatable.
Reviewed By realratingFeels like a student accommodation but then with even crappier internet. Then again it fullfills its duty low price, low quality. Noisy rooms, no charm in the rooms. 1 night stay doable, 2 night stay debatable, 3 night stay i recommend finding something else.
3. Happy Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Looking for a place to stay in Brussels? Then look no further than Happy Guesthouse, a romantic bed and breakfast that brings the best of Brussels to your doorstep. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Happy Guesthouse offer a flat screen TV and a desk. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a coffee shop and executive lounge access. Guests of Happy Guesthouse are also welcome to enjoy free breakfast, located on site. For travelers arriving by car, there is paid public parking available on-site. While staying at Happy Guesthouse, visitors can check out Town Hall (Hôtel de Ville) (0.2 mi) and Mont des Arts (0.2 mi), some of Brussels' top attractions. Travelers looking to enjoy some schnitzel can head to Maxburg. Otherwise, you may want to check out a French restaurant such as Chez Leon, Belga Queen, or Le Bistro. Should time allow, Grand Place and Museum of Natural Sciences are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Happy Guesthouse as you experience everything Brussels has to offer.
Review from couple in late 20s
Reviewed By hannahspan77We stayed at happy guest house as a couple for 2 nights this week. When we arrived the access details given by email were easy to understand and we got our key and made it to our room. We were sharing a big suitcase and I didn’t see anywhere on their website a mention of the steep narrow spiral stairs. We stayed in room 3 and there are about 50 stairs to get there which are tricky to manoeuvre a suitcase up. Also very tiering each day- we dreaded them! If you are disabled I would not recommend these stairs. We went down for breakfast both days and the staff were super friendly and breakfast was really nice! Local jams, home made chocolate spread , local cheese , croissants and eggs. I could not fault it at all! They even took the time to talk to us about where the food had come from. The room itself was very clean and simple in a good way. Only negative about the room is there was no where to store suitcase so that did get in the way a little and also the bathroom was very small. The location was very central and once out the front door you are in walking distance of many pubs/restaurants and the train station which is very convenient. The only negative regarding location was down stairs there is a shop called dripper store and both nights there they were hosting a pop up shop. I don’t really know what it was for but about 100 people each night gathered there and were all drinking , one night from 6pm- 2am. They were making a lot of noise and we had to walk though them to get to the entrance to our accommodation. Also even though we were 3 floors up it was very noisy. I know this is no fault or happy guest house at all but was a shame for us as both nights we didn’t sleep that well. Lastly I think it would be nice to have a fan in each room as no AC and If the window is left open the noise from outside does make it hard to sleep again. When we visited it was between 20-26 degrees and it did get hot in the rooms.
4. Druum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Finding an ideal romantic bed and breakfast in Brussels does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Druum, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Place Ste. Catherine (0.3 mi) and Place St. Gery (0.4 mi), guests of Druum can easily experience some of Brussels' most well known attractions. You can take advantage of some of the amenities offered by Druum, including a concierge, room service, and baggage storage. As an added convenience, there is paid private parking available on-site. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the barbeque restaurants, including Amadeus, Pampas Rodizio, and Chez Maëlys, all of which are a short distance from Druum. During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Grand Place (0.6 mi) and Royal Palace (Palais Royal) (1.1 mi), which are all within walking distance of the bed and breakfast. Druum looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Brussels.
Surreal but superb!
Reviewed By tvmanedThis is a really great find. The room I was staying in was designed by an artist and boy was it creative! I’ve never stayed in anything like this before. The breakfast was tasty - although the long table had not been tidied up at all from anyone else before me which was a minor negative.
5. Value Stay Brussels Expo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 57 reviews
Value Stay Brussels Expo is situated at 1 km walking distance from the highroads E19 and A12 and close to the Heizel Expopark, Atomium, Kinepolis, Trade Mart and the Internation Fashion Centre. The Royal Palace is at a distance of less than 2 km. The airport is less than 12 minutes. Free parking, free WIFI, airco, satellite-TV, mini-bar, breakfast buffet.
Good value for the money
Reviewed By marjolijnb714when you travel by car and want to be near the Expo and Atomium this is a good location. Near the exit of the A-12 and with a gated garage (optional). Not a lot of nice cafe's or restaurants in the area though. However, a Carrefour provided everything we might have needed. The budget room was good value for the money, even situated at the back / garden side of the hotel. Due to corona everything was handled online and that was handled well. I haven't seen any staff however, aside from cleaners in the morning. My daughter was perfectly happy, I was moderately happy with the mattress.
6. BnB Urban
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Make yourself at home. There's nobody home... but you :-) Please note that BnB Urban is not a hotel and services are as limited as possible in order to avoid any interference with our guests' stay and to ensure that you feel as much at home as possible. Consequently, you should not expect a permanent presence in the building nor constant services. Four rooms, each with its own bath/shower/WC, TV, terrace or garden access: - Right room - 27 m2 - Left room - 23 m2 - Top room - 30 m2 - The Flat - 65m2. The shared dining room is friendly and well equipped: refrigerator, microwave (no oven), dishwasher. Very comfortable queen-size beds (160x200cm). The garden and individual terraces are at your disposition to be enjoyed in full privacy. Free WiFi Luggage storage available
It’s really really not a hotel
Reviewed By WillTreetAlthough this place admits here that’s it’s not a hotel, it didn’t say this on the booking site where I reserved the room. There are *no* staff here to help you, even when you’re stranded outside and can’t get in. They were supposed to send me a code to get in. They didn’t. Neither was it clear which room I was supposed to use - which resulted in me getting woken up in the middle of the night. I have no problem with air bnb, but this is an air bnb *not* a hotel, not a hotel, not a bed and breakfast. If you have any problem, you’ll need to call the police or something, because you’re on your own.
7. Hooome
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Hooome is a brandly renewed accommodation designed in a classical, modern style. Our rooms are equipped with luxurious King Size Beds. We welcome you with a professional and personalized service. The tram of avenue Louise, just around the corner, easily brings you to the center or to any other places of Brussels.
Very nice hotel
Reviewed By Alčeo BWe were staying in this hotel for 2 nights. The room is really comfortable and spacious, and the toilet is modern. Service was fantastic, breakfast was nice and tasty. The host Christophe is great man and we loved his service.
8. EU B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
EU B&B is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Brussels, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Nearby landmarks such as Parc du Cinquantenaire (0.6 mi) and Belgian Comic Strip Center (1.0 mi) make EU B&B a great place to stay when visiting Brussels. Rooms at EU B&B offer a minibar, a refrigerator, and a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Baggage storage is one of the conveniences offered at this bed and breakfast. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Harvest, Goupil Le Fol, and Winehouse Osteria, which are some wine bars that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. Brussels is also known for some great history museums, including Museum of Natural Sciences, House of European History, and Art & History Museum, which are not too far from EU B&B. Enjoy your stay in Brussels!
High ceilings & nice coffee
Reviewed By FinchReviewersAccommodation We stayed at EU B&B for one night. We booked a small room, but Sara offered us a bigger room upon arrival free of charge. The room was on the ground floor; it was spacious, comfortable, had lovely purple colours and looked exactly like on the website pictures. It was a historic building with high ceilings and big windows; therefore the room was bright and cosy. Bathroom had an average size, looked freshly renovated. A refrigerator with soft and alcoholic drinks was in the room as well, prices were very cheap (beer can 1-2 Euros). A small kitchen was offered for use to every guest, Nespresso coffee machine and capsules were provided free of charge. The only minus was the thin walls and bad sound insulation. We could hear people talking and passing by our room. Other than that the accommodation was perfect for a couple. Location/Parking B&B is located in a quiet area of Brussels. We did not use public transport & decided to walk to the city centre, which was fine as the weather was nice. For a colder period of time we would recommend to travel by bus as the walk will take at least 30 minutes. We were able to park for free as we were provided with a parking permit – for further parking info in the area speak with Sara. Cleanliness Our room and the kitchen area were tidy; it was noticeable that Sara is taking care of her B&B with love :) Stuff Sara was a pleasant and very helpful woman; she answered all of our questions and allowed us to check out one hour later. Food/Drinks As it’s a B&B we did not expect food or drinks. But it was very nice that good coffee and some drinks in the mini bar were provided. Value for money For our one night stay we paid 69 Euros and consider it very good value for money. We really enjoyed our stay, did not feel any rush with check out and therefore had a relaxed weekend in Brussels. We definitely recommend this hotel to couples with no kids and hope you will enjoy our stay as we did.
9. La Maison Chantecler
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
La Maison Chantecler is a little piece of heaven and refinement. Guests will be delighted to discover our wonderful garden or the bright library or the billiard room. The 15 meters outside pool is another ravishment in the summer, among other wellness facilities (fitness equipment, steam shower in the pool room and, on request other services) and outdoor games (ping-pong, croquet, petanque). Delicious organic breakfast (15€). And for those who are musicians, a beautiful piano awaits to be played ! The Anglo-Norman mansion lies in the quiet and green area of Uccle. By car, it is 15 min away from the city center, the European institutions, 5/10 min from the Bois de la Cambre, Fort-Jaco, Place Brugmann and lively neighborhood of Chatelain. The immediate surroundings are also well provided with public transports, restaurants and shops. Parking spaces are available for guests, as well as unlimited wifi. Do not hesitate to contact us by mail or by phone to check availability.
Very disappointed
Reviewed By CarolineMC2The place is highly overrated and prices very high for what you get. 1) The room we got was tiny (9 sqm) and the bathroom ( 1 sqm to stand) between the WC, shower and sink). Yet it is priced like the others and not shown on their website. Be sure to check the size of the one you're getting; the host should lower prices anyway. 2) The pics show a beautiful livingroom but beware it is not for guests. Hosts are just showing where they live. We were clearly explained that it was "their place". They should remove misleading pics. 3) The host did not inform us about the pool being open and heated in cold seasons. But she said upon us departing "too bad you didn't enjoy the pool" (sic). 4) Breakfast is priced on top, which made the overall bill very salty. Inside, you'll be eating at a communal table; outside (weather permitting) offers more space and charm. 5) We diligently emailed week in advance our arriving time in the early evening. The host called 6x throughout the afternoon putting pressure on us for us to arrive. Not the kind of smooth welcome and planning one would expect (not to mention when paying 180 euros for one night). You can get far better in Brussels on all fronts!
10. FishMarket B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 92 reviews
Outstanding mansion on Ste Catherine Square recently renovated with 6 bedrooms (2 with 2 King size beds), 6 bathrooms, wooded terrace, sport room with fitness and cardio equipment, sauna, big kitchen and lobby. This stunning renovated town house with high class amenities and decoration combine to its amazing location in Brussels make this property unique in this area to welcome up to 16 guests. Full English breakfast is included and served from 7:30 am to 10 am. Checkout is mandatory between 11 am and 11:30 am. 4 private parkings are available 2 covered and 2 in the street.
Exceptional value, lovely locale- wish we could stay longer!
Reviewed By wetstnMy SO and I booked this through Chase UR for a day trip to Brussels. The hotel appeared ideal based on photos and proximity to the Old Town. We were searching for spots in the high budget to mid-range (200-300 USD value), of which there are oddly not many in the city.- yet as it would be, the value of this hotel unequivocally exceeded any of our expectations. SO joked that we might not even bother to leave the hotel and explore the rest of Brussels- it was that comfortable! Our room was the Deluxe Double Room (Chambre Balcon) on the second floor which overlooked the street corner with views down to the historic square. The room was large, comforting and well-lit. The bathroom was clean and the space appeared well-attended. Manager Alex reached out to us the day prior in order to arrange a tour and key pickup. On our arrival, Alex (who is multilingual) greeted us and was incredibly pleasant to interact with. I would book a hotel for his services alone, which included a complementary breakfast catered to our request and an impeccably well-curated selection of local culinary and entertainment attractions within walking distance. He also provided his contact information and pledged to remain available for us if we ever needed anything. This added level of security was comforting for our peace of mind as international travelers. Speaking of well-curated, evidently the hotel is decorated by a professional eye. Beautiful, tasteful modern and contemporary works adorned every space (including a signed Keith Haring in the bathroom) and the furnishing was even moreso compelling. The amenities also include a fitness center with a sauna, a smoke room (my SO and I do not smoke, however, we found it very well ventilated), and a state-of-the-art communal kitchen. (I am not kidding- this kitchen has everything: sunk-in counter wine cooler, restaurant-grade stovetop with a wok burner, and even an autoclave.) Off the kitchen is an impressive outdoor porch area with a grill, bedded apple trees (a nice touch), and enough seating for a large party. The hotel itself is small, individually owned, and has around 4-5 other rooms; all were empty for our stay, so we really had the place to ourselves. We imagine it would be the perfect spot for a larger rendezvous with family and friends staying in several rooms. Regardless, if we find ourselves ever in Brussels again, we will return! Cannot more highly recommend!
