Le Chatelain Boutique Hotel

The hotel was absolutely beautiful, and from the moment we arrived, the staff were so welcoming and friendly. ❤️ I travelled from London to Brussels with my three-year-old for a day and a half as part of a Eurostar package, so we were mainly out exploring and didn’t get the chance to experience everything the hotel had to offer. The room was lovely and comfortable, and I really enjoyed our stay. I also know a little basic French, which made the experience even more fun! One thing I wasn’t aware of beforehand was the €100 deposit, so that’s definitely something I’d recommend checking when booking. Luckily, my friend helped me out because I was only staying for one night. Overall, we had a lovely stay and I would happily recommend the hotel. 🇧🇪✨

Although the hotel feels a little dated, it was spotlessly clean and the room was extremely spacious and had every amenity we required. The air conditioning worked well and the toiletries were good. The staff were friendly and helpful. Central Brussels is just a short tram journey away, The tram stop is just a couple of minutes away. We were happy with the overall experience.

This was in a pleasant location and we had an enjoyable stay. The room was well appointed and scrupulously clean. Air-con was quiet, we had a coffee machine , safe etc. Staff were all friendly and very helpful. Breakfasts were excellent. We felt it was good value and would definitely recommend.

My family and I spent one night over a weekend at Le Chatelain Hotel in Brussels on a short trip to Belgium 🇧🇪. The hotel location is great, close to Avenue Louise, Brussels' main commercial street and Rue du Bailly, full of bars and restaurants. The check-in process was smooth, smiling and efficient. Overlooking the back of the hotel my room (number 112) should have been quiet absent a loud-speaking and door-smashing group of people that I had to report to the front desk. It was nevertheless very spacious with a sofa area. It was also well-equipped. I enjoyed the Nespresso coffee machine and the comfortable bed. The decoration was classic and elegant with a thick carpet and marble-covered bathroom walls. However, I also could not help finding it a bit outdated with a eighties/nineties look. The phone handset and the bathtub-only bathroom were good illustrations of this. A serious modernisation/refresher of the decoration should be considered. Served in a relatively small room on the lobby the breakfast was good but here again things could be improved. I liked the selection of breads and pastries, but the absence of fresh fruit juice and the presentation of the fruit selection were a downside. Overall, Le Chatelain Hotel is a good address for a stay in Brussels, but it certainly not longer is the luxury landmark that it may have been one day.

The cleanes of the room was very good, but I do have som objections to the hotel as a hole: The wifi requires a code despite the hotel stating that you just log in. You must pay close attention to making sure that the room door closes properly it isn't given. The light on the fire escape only came on every 2nd/3rd floor, so you had to feel your way down, I'm glad I didn't have to do that during a fire. Similarly, the fire door to the street was difficult to open.