A&O Brussel Centrum, Brussels

The hotel offers spacious rooms with a nice TV and en-suite shower and bath, though they felt a bit stuffy and in need of renovations. The hotel room was large, providing ample space but only featuring a desk, which contributed to the sense of spaciousness.

The hotel has decent rooms with good amenities and a fair value for the money, although cleanliness could be improved. The service is a mix of unfriendly and friendly encounters, with notable downsides like expensive breakfast prices. The location is somewhat off-center but with easy access to attractions. Dining options lack quality and variety, especially for a 4-star hotel.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The rooms were not as tidy as I expected, with old and used furniture and no AC, but they were functional. The service was quite responsive, although there were some instances of rudeness. The hotel's location was a bit concerning, especially at night, but it was relatively close to the center. The dining options left much to be desired, with poor quality food. On the bright side, the facilities were decent, making the stay somewhat more comfortable.

Our stay at the hotel was mostly pleasant. The rooms were big, clean, and comfortable, which was crucial for us since we were traveling with a kid. However, the lack of a family room forced us to book two separate rooms, resulting in double payment for taxes. The standard of the rooms was high with a nice bathroom, but we found the rooms too warm, and there was no way to lower the temperature except by opening a window.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were disappointing with a hard mattress and a poorly cleaned bathroom but did offer tea and coffee making facilities, which was a nice touch. On the positive side, the room was spacious, comfortable, and equipped with a flat screen TV although I struggled to use the coffee maker. The service was hit or miss; some staff members were unhelpful while others were friendly and provided useful information. The location had its drawbacks with a makeshift refugee camp nearby causing some discomfort at night, but it was convenient for transportation. The dining experience was average, with a decent variety of food available but the service seemed rushed. Overall, this hotel has its ups and downs.

The hotel is in a quiet corner near Brussels North Station, ideal for business district locations, although it may feel unsafe walking outside at night. The rooms are very large, well-serviced but with some wear and tear, and come with a standard minibar. The friendly staff ensure regular refills, but service can be inconsistent. Dining options are limited and pricey. A convenient location, yet would recommend visiting in winter over summer for safety concerns.