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Tucked away on a side street, Le Papillon is Brussels’ hidden gem of art and soul. Open the door and step into a living painting—hand-painted walls, vintage furniture, curated treasures. Every item tells a story. This isn’t shopping; it’s collecting moments, memories, and a little bit of European magic.
Aparthotel Adagio Brussels Grand Place
B&B Druum
Canopée Guesthouse
Citybox Brussels
J and R Brussels City Apartment
Dansaert Hotel
Ibis Brussels Centre Châtelain
EU B&B
Guesthouse Marie Therese
Les Lofts d'Artistes
Meininger Hotels Bruxelles City Center
EU Guesthouse
Chic Cocoon Guest House
Archimede Guest House
Sleep Well Youth Hostel
HI Generation Europe Hostel
The Legacy by 2Go4 City Center
Jacques Brel Hostel
Hostel Louise
B&B St Maria
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Le Papillon
Hotel Amigo is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from Le Papillon. This design-forward hotel blends modern art with local Belgian motifs, and some rooms offer panoramic views of Brussels' historic rooftops. Its rooftop terrace bar provides an ideal vantage point to admire surrounding Gothic architecture.
Another excellent option is Stayokay Brussels City Hostel, offering budget-friendly accommodations near Place des Palais and Brussels Park. The hostel features a vibrant communal space hosting rotating local art exhibitions and creative pop-up markets, fostering authentic cultural immersion.
Both properties boast exceptional walkability to central attractions like the Grand Place and Royal Square, making them ideal for travelers seeking convenience and local flavor.
Hôtel de la Couronne is a hidden gem nestled in Brussels’ old town, just 300 meters from Le Papillon—reachable within a 5-minute walk. Renowned for its French classical décor, each room features solid wood furniture and hand-painted wallpaper, evoking timeless European elegance.
Its strategic location offers easy access to Brussels South Station, a 12-minute walk away, where travelers can catch SNCB trains or metro line 2 to destinations like Antwerp and Liège. The hotel also provides complimentary luggage storage and private tour HopeGoo assistance to help streamline your itinerary.
Surrounded by independent cafés such as Café du Pape and galleries like Art Nouveau Gallery, this boutique property combines historic charm with modern convenience, perfect for discerning travelers who value both accessibility and ambiance.
Join the "Secrets of the Old Town" walking tour hosted by Brussels Cultural Walks, a 90-minute immersive experience exploring 18th-century palace alleys and hidden street art murals. Participants delve into Brussels’ architectural evolution and folklore traditions, guided by local historians.
Another highlight is the "Mask Night Workshop" held every weekend at the nearby Art & Craft Studio, where guests learn to craft traditional Flemish masks and participate in a nocturnal procession, immersing themselves in local festive culture. The workshop emphasizes hands-on creativity and cultural heritage preservation.
These activities not only connect directly to the Le Papillon area but also deepen visitors’ understanding of Brussels’ multicultural identity, transforming tourism into meaningful cultural engagement.
Stay at Hotel Amigo Brussels, a design hotel just a 3-minute walk from Le Papillon. The hotel features rotating exhibitions by local artists and offers exclusive art-guided tours. Rooms showcase vibrant pop-art décor with limited-edition illustrations from collaborations with Le Papillon. Its rooftop terrace bar provides panoramic views of the cultural district, making it an ideal base for guests seeking immersive Brussels contemporary art experiences.
From Brussels Airport (Zaventem), take the STIB tram line 12 to "Rogier", transfer to Metro Line 2 towards "Bourse" station, then walk 5 minutes to Le Papillon and nearby hotels. The journey takes about 30 minutes and costs €6.5. Alternatively, a taxi takes around 20 minutes and costs €25–30, ideal for travelers with luggage or groups. Use the Brussels Mobility App to book tickets, access real-time schedules, and receive navigation alerts for a seamless arrival.
Don’t miss the monthly "Art & Coffee" workshops hosted at Le Papillon, led by independent Belgian illustrators teaching watercolor and hand-drawing techniques, with limited-edition original artworks available for purchase. Nearby, La Maison du Thé offers a fusion afternoon tea experience with live jazz performances. Every Friday evening features a street art pop-up exhibition combining light installations and interactive projections—perfect for photographers and art enthusiasts seeking dynamic urban creativity.
Hotel de la Paix is a top-value choice within walking distance of Le Papillon, with rooms starting at €85 per night. The modern minimalist rooms include free Wi-Fi, and the hotel features a 24-hour self-service desk, shared lounge, and curated art book corner with rotating public exhibitions. Located just 5 minutes’ walk from Rogier Shopping District and Stoclet Palace Museum, it’s also well-connected via multiple bus lines to central Brussels. Ideal for budget-conscious travelers who value style and proximity to urban art culture.
Traveler Reviews
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Aparthotel Adagio Brussels Grand Place
Staying at Aparthotel Adagio Brussels Grand Place was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the Grand Place, surrounded by great restaurants, shops, and lively streets. I loved having a kitchenette with all the essentials, including a microwave and dishwasher, which made cooking meals super convenient. Despite being in such a bustling area, the hotel has excellent soundproofing—completely quiet inside, even late at night. Clean, well-maintained rooms with modern touches really made the stay feel like home. It’s the perfect mix of comfort, convenience, and city vibes. Highly recommend for travelers who want to experience Brussels like a local.
B&B Druum
Staying at B&B Druum was a delightful experience from start to finish. This charming, small-scale property feels like a hidden gem tucked away on a quiet side street in Brussels—peaceful yet just a short walk from the grand Grand Place. The staff were incredibly warm and helpful, going out of their way to make us feel welcome. Our room was spacious and uniquely decorated, with a generous bathroom that had an open-concept layout—great for light and space, though it might not suit those seeking full privacy. No elevator is available, but the team kindly carried our luggage up without hesitation. Breakfast was a highlight—a relaxed, communal affair served around a table where you can chat with fellow guests, adding a personal touch to the stay. Despite its size, the property has a lot of character and charm. I’d absolutely recommend this place and would happily return.
Citybox Brussels
The room features self-check-in, which made the entire process super convenient—no waiting in line, especially helpful when arriving late at night. The cleanliness was impressive for a budget-friendly option; the bed was fresh and clean, and the bathroom had no unpleasant odors. Despite being an economical hotel, the overall quality exceeded expectations. The price point is very reasonable, offering great value for money. If you're visiting Brussels and need a reliable, central base with easy access to public transport, I highly recommend this place. It’s perfect for travelers who want comfort without breaking the bank. Plus, walking or taking the metro to major attractions is a breeze.
Dansaert Hotel
Staying at this hotel was a fantastic experience. Located just a 10-minute walk from the train station, it’s perfectly positioned right across from the square—ideal for exploring on foot. The room was surprisingly spacious, not cramped at all, and the cleanliness was impressive. I especially loved having a balcony overlooking the square—perfect for relaxing with a morning coffee or enjoying the evening views. While there wasn’t air conditioning, they provided a cool air fan that worked great during our stay. Since the weather wasn’t overly hot, it was more than enough to keep things comfortable. Overall, the location, comfort, and attention to detail made this a truly enjoyable stay. Highly recommend for travelers who value convenience and charm.
Ibis Brussels Centre Châtelain
This Ibis property stands out as one of the best I’ve stayed at—great location with a bus stop right across the street, making it super convenient for getting around Brussels. The room was spacious and spotlessly clean, offering a comfortable stay. I didn’t dine at their restaurant, so I can’t speak to the food quality, but overall experience was excellent. Highly recommended for any traveler looking for a reliable and well-located base in the city.
EU B&B
Staying at EU B&B in Brussels was an absolute delight. The rooms are spacious, impeccably clean, and thoughtfully maintained—every detail feels intentional and well cared for. The bathroom and shower area stand out with their modern design and excellent functionality; it’s clear they’ve invested in quality. I loved the cozy atmosphere and the quiet, welcoming vibe of the place. It's perfectly located just a short walk from the metro, making it easy to explore downtown Brussels and nearby attractions. The breakfast is simple but fresh and delicious, with local touches that make it feel special. I’d definitely stay here again—highly recommend this gem for anyone visiting Brussels.
Les Lofts d'Artistes
Four nights at Les Lofts (Sky Loft) were absolutely unforgettable! While I’d seen photos beforehand, the actual space exceeded all expectations—beautifully decorated with a truly eclectic and artistic flair. Martine, the host, clearly poured her heart into every detail, and it shows in the thoughtful touches throughout. We were pleasantly surprised by the abundance of towels and the little daily treats that made our days after sightseeing so much more enjoyable. The location is fantastic—just a 5-minute walk to MIDI metro station, giving easy access to the rest of Brussels. Some past reviews mentioned the neighborhood being a bit rough, but honestly, that’s just part of what you’d expect in any major capital city. Overall, this place is exceptional—stylish, comfortable, and incredibly welcoming. I’d recommend it without hesitation to anyone visiting Brussels.
Meininger Hotels Bruxelles City Center
Staying at Meininger Hotels Bruxelles City Center was a fantastic experience. Located just a 20-minute pleasant walk from the city center, it’s perfectly positioned for exploring Brussels without the hassle of traffic or crowded transit. The area around the hotel is quiet and peaceful—ideal if you're looking for a relaxing retreat after a busy day. While there aren’t many shops nearby, crossing the canal leads straight into the heart of the city where you’ll find plenty of restaurants, bars, and boutiques. My room was spacious, well-organized, and had a clean, modern bathroom. The soundproofing was excellent—sleeping was undisturbed by any noise from outside. What really stood out was the front desk staff: friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist with anything you might need. From recommendations to directions, they went above and beyond. Overall, this was an exceptional stay—comfortable, convenient, and highly recommended.
Chic Cocoon Guest House
I was incredibly lucky—when all flights were canceled due to a strike in Belgium, I ended up staying at a place that felt like home. It reminded me of the old houses I’ve read about in fairy tales. From the moment I stepped inside, I was completely amazed. The layout was truly unique: I had to climb two flights of stairs to reach my room, which made it feel like I was heading toward a princess’s chamber in a magical world. When I finally reached my door, I couldn’t believe it was a tall, grand double door—I almost expected a royal welcome. The room itself was spacious and beautifully appointed, complete with a fireplace I’d always dreamed of having. Even the door lock used an old-fashioned key, the kind you often see worn as a decorative pendant. For someone used to living in concrete high-rises and riding elevators daily, this experience felt like stepping straight into a storybook. Yes, it wasn’t perfect—maybe no fairy tale house ever is—but that imperfection is part of its charm. This stay was unforgettable, deeply special, and exactly the kind of escape I needed during a chaotic travel day.
Sleep Well Youth Hostel
I had a great stay overall at this hostel—everything was excellent except for one noisy roommate who snored loudly throughout the night. That said, it wasn’t the hostel’s fault, just an unavoidable part of shared accommodations. The location is convenient: close to shopping areas and restaurants, with easy access to buses heading to the train station. While it’s not right next to the station, the bus ride is short and affordable. I’d recommend using the luggage storage service offered here if you’re arriving with heavy bags—saving you from carrying them all the way. The common areas are clean, staff are friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere feels welcoming. Perfect for budget travelers who want comfort and convenience without breaking the bank. Would definitely come back!
HI Generation Europe Hostel
Finding free parking in central Brussels is almost impossible, so I was really impressed that this hostel offers it—huge plus! For just $60, the rate includes breakfast and the room is surprisingly spacious. Everything from location to amenities is top-notch. It’s a fantastic value for money, especially in such a busy city. I’d definitely stay here again if I’m back in Brussels.
The Legacy by 2Go4 City Center
Staying at The Legacy by 2Go4 City Center in Brussels was an absolute highlight of my trip. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the clean and well-maintained environment—quiet, cozy, and thoughtfully designed. The common areas are spacious and inviting, perfect for relaxing or meeting fellow travelers. Everything from the kitchen to the shared facilities is spotless and functional, making it easy to cook your own meals and feel at home. The staff were friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with local tips or anything else needed. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient—just a short walk from the metro and close to major attractions. I loved the peaceful vibe and the attention to cleanliness throughout the property. It’s rare to find such a great balance between comfort, affordability, and quality. I’d definitely come back and recommend this place to anyone visiting Brussels.
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