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"Everything was top tier From check in at front desk to room to restaurant Will definitely stay here again!"

"The breakfast was excellent! Take your time and enjoy it. This hotel is worth the money."

"Please take note, Hotel is on a pedestrian only street. You have to get dropped off way up the street and find your hotel, all while dragging your luggage through the cobblestone sqare/streets. I did have a wonderful corner room and I could see the tower in Grand Place from my windows. Also was able to watch the sunset. I arrived around 2 hrs early before the 3 o'clock check in. Room wasn't ready yet, so they stored my luggage. When asked what time i should come back, was told 3:00. Didn't seem like there was any wiggle room. When checking in, i was told that on checkout morning, they could have the taxi driver come help with my bags to the taxi. When i checked out, I was told by a different employee, that wasnt possible. She said she could help me to the door, which was 30 ft accross the room, but that was it. That was very condescending. All and all, the room was nice, the staff were not extremely helpful."

"Helpful employees and lots of space in the room! "

"Great location, some street noise if you have a room overlooking the square but just people enjoying themselves which wasn't a problem"

"Centrally located, clean hotel with amazing staff. The only issue I have is that my room did not have a mini fridge nor kettle for coffee or tea. "

"The room and bathroom were dirty, and the hotel has a security issue. There was only one attendant on the ground floor, and people from the street could access any hotel guest’s floor because the elevators didn’t require hotel room keys. I felt uncomfortable and unsafe."

"Comfortable stay. Great breakfast"

"Good location but almost till 2:30 am in the morning many youngsters were shouting , talking loudly , making lot of noise on the street just below the room window so could not get good sleep and wish someone could have told them to lower the noise and windows should been sound proof"