Aparthotel Adagio Brussels Grand Place

Great location. Great staff. Great room.

The hotel was beautiful and clean. We felt very comfortable there.

Location is very good

Very good overall.👍there are homeless outside but we are in the city so its understandable.

Must admit, I was a bit disappointed by this hotel. It's not that it was a bad place but it was the most expensive on our trip and didn't live up to my hopes / expectations. Conveniently located in pedestrian area, staff were nice, especially the young man at breakfast who was really helpful. Very dark room, both in decor and inadequate lighting. The beds were comfy but one bedside light not working. Radiator in bathroom had thick dust/fluff on the wiring and there were splash marks down the wall in the loo. Floor in bedroom could have benefitted from a deep clean to lift it a bit. Kitchenette was pretty good but microwave at head height could prove challenging for smaller people. There was a coffee machine but only one pod of coffee and one of decaff for 2 people. Further supplies were available to buy... Breakfast area could do with a make over, furniture wasn't great, tables peeling. Breakfast had a lot on offer though but one staff member trying to keep up with clearing etc who was doing his best to keep on top of it while also fixing the waffle maker and making fresh pancakes (they were yummy, thanks) Great soundproofing, didn't hear a peep from any other guests.

Great experience. Room was clean and spacious, and had great double glazing on windows that kept out all of the noise of the street. Location was also very convenient. All staff members that we interacted with were very nice and helpful.

The hotel itself was very nice. The rooms were large, had lots of storage, and were clean. They have a kitchenette available for those who wish to cook. The location is convenient to bars, restaurants, the Main square (Grand Place) with all the tourist related stores, and the train station. The main drawback is that the subway entrance, which is next door to the hotel, draws a large population of mentally ill and homeless people. If I were a female traveling alone I would not feel safe leaving the hotel. I saw homeless men bothering solo females on a daily basis with no police presence to stop it. Once you enter the confines of the hotel this problem disappears. Note: although I did not use it there is a gym on the property for those who would be staying longer periods. Overall a nice place. A couple of officers on the block would make a good addition

My stay was prepaid, I only needed to pay the city tax on arrival. Checking my credit card transactions afterwards, I discovered that my credit card was charged for a second time by the hotel, which means I paid twice for the same (and my only) stay at this hotel... There was a time I refused to give my credit card details at check-in after my credit card was most probably copied at a hotel in Spain, I need to return to this policy.

A perfect location for exploring Brussels, with the metro/tram station directly below the hotel. There are also lots of supermarkets and shops on the doorstep, and it’s just 5mins to the Grand Place. Rooms are well furnished and clean.

In the heart of everything, really good spot to stay. If you’re from America, it’s like staying in Times Square, but much cleaner area. Laundry is easy to use, staff is super friendly.