Queen Anne Hotel

Nice and close to the national theater Nord train station

Booked for my boyfriends 21st birthday. When we arrived, the room was nothing like displayed on the photos. Unlike shown on the photos, there was no wallpaper on the backboard of the bed- just a wood wall. Also, when we saw the room next door which was classed as the same room- and had wallpaper, carpets and a long mirror, we were even more disappointed. Our room had a wooden floor, which we were told was because some people are allergic to carpet?! Also, the state of the bathroom rail was disgusting- rust and paint coming off all over it. I was told at reception when I complained that this was just because it was old, and lots of them need replacing. Personally I think this is not an excuse as how many people have been told this?!? Tons of dust under the bed. Overall, not a pleasant stay and I would not recommend anyone who is looking for a hotel in Brussels to stay here.

Tired, pokey rooms. Long overdue an refresh. Limited bar

Not what I was expecting for literally the cheapest hotel I could find for one night in central Brussels. Extremely clean, lovely modern lobby, very friendly reception staff, great location, lots of cable TV channels. Only thing that would indicate the price is the lack of a fixed shower, there's only a tub with a hand held shower head. Other than that, no complaints at all, a real find.

The girl at the lobby was very nice and also helpful. She gave us tips of how to get around the city and a map to use the subway. The housekeeper did a great job with our room but the hotel is old so even though they work really hard, it needs to be renovated. The rooms are very small. And you hear everything. The good thing is that is close to the main areas and safe around it.

The Renovated rooms are so nice, all hotel is very clean and the personnel extremely helpful and professional. Has 2 lounge areas, one with bar and TV Located centrally, on a busy, but not major street - 10-15 minutes walk to Grand Place and in opposite direction 10-15 minutes walk to Gare du Nord (800m) which is 1 stop from BRU airport and also handy if you want to go to Bruges, etc. Note! about Gare du Nord: exit Rue d'Aerschot is quite shady, try to exit opposite direction - exit Rue du Prague is ok)

Liked the proximity to the areas of interest. Walking distance to most Brussels’ touristy places but not in the super crowded area of the city.

Staff were not that friendly on arrival or departure. Hotel was clean but dated. There was a very good continental breakfast. There is one very small lift with no internal doors so you watch the walls move by. Not one for children!! And with 6 floors you can wait quite some time.

Central. Very clean. Friendly staff. Would definitely stay there again

Nice small hotel, situated very close to the City Centre and rail/Metro links. The rooms are basic but very clean and beds are really comfortable. Hotel has a kind of retro feel about it. Staff are always very friendly and helpful. Very good value for money and the breakfast is good too.