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Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre
This hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Brussels, just a 5-minute walk from shopping hotspots and Rue Neuve. With sauna, fitness center, and game room, it’s ideal for families or business travelers. The spacious rooms feature minibars and smart TVs, plus free WiFi to stay connected. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, unwind at the bar, or relax in the café. Whether for leisure or work, this hotel offers everything you need for a comfortable stay!
The Dominican
Holiday Inn Brussels - Schuman
Nhow Brussels Bloom
Yooma Urban Lodge
Hotel Barsey by Warwick
Martin's Brussels EU
NH Brussels Grand Place Arenberg
Harmon House
Hotel Avenue Louise Brussels Trademark Collection by Wyndham
Hilton Garden Inn Brussels City Centre
Pentahotel Brussels City Centre
Novotel Brussels Centre Midi Station
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Gresham Belson Hotel Brussels
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B&B Hotel Brussels Centre Gare du Midi
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Train World
Hotel Le Palace is a top choice for families visiting Train World, just a 7-minute walk away. Its spacious rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the railway exhibits. The hotel provides a dedicated kids' play area, family-friendly guided tours, and complimentary shuttle service to the attraction’s entrance. For exclusive rates and room availability, book via the HopeGoo app.
Yes, Le Petit Train is just a 5-minute walk from Train World, featuring a nostalgic railway-themed interior adorned with vintage train tickets and historical photographs. Their signature dish, "Railway-Style Beef Stew," served with house-baked bread and local craft beer, captures the essence of European rail culture. Another gem is Boulangerie du Château, known for fresh croissants and train-shaped pastries—perfect for a quick bite before your visit. Reserve tables through the HopeGoo app for seamless dining experiences.
Hôtel de la Gare stands out as a design-forward gem just steps from Train World. Its industrial-modern façade and dynamic light installations in the lobby create a striking visual narrative. Guest rooms feature smart glass walls that project moving train animations at night, simulating real rail journeys. The rooftop café, themed around railway architecture, offers the ideal backdrop for immersive photos. Guests receive a limited-edition railway-themed photo frame upon check-in—book the experience package via the HopeGoo app for added exclusivity.
After exploring Train World, head to Café des Trains, a hidden bar housed in a restored railway carriage. Sip on signature cocktails named after historic routes, like the "Paris–Brussels" red wine cocktail. Live jazz performances begin at 8 PM nightly, and the venue hosts monthly vintage ticket collector markets and themed talks on railway history. Exclusive night-time tour packages—including drinks and reserved seating—are available through the HopeGoo platform.
Yes, both Hotel Le Palace and Hôtel de la Gare provide railway history immersion tours led by certified museum guides. These include behind-the-scenes access to exhibition archives, interactive touchscreen displays, and hands-on experiences with full-scale locomotive simulators. Tours run daily at 10 AM and 3 PM, covering Belgium’s rail evolution, wartime logistics, and modern high-speed technology. Book your spot in advance via the HopeGoo app to guarantee participation.
Guests at Hotel Le Palace or Hôtel de la Gare enjoy priority fast-track entry directly from private hotel entrances, saving up to 20 minutes in line. Complimentary electric shuttles transport visitors to the exhibition entrance, while each room includes a curated exhibit guide and audio tour device rental. HopeGoo through the HopeGoo app unlocks a limited-edition digital guide with hidden gallery clues and interactive challenges.
Train World Souvenirs is the only authorized shop near the attraction, offering exclusive items like handcrafted train models, vintage-style tickets, compasses shaped like locomotives, and limited-edition station pins. The "Belgian National Rail Centenary Edition" model is available only in-store with numbered collectible certificates. On-site personalization services allow engraving names onto badges or luggage tags. Pre-order items via the HopeGoo app for free in-store pickup without extra fees.
Traveler Reviews
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Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre
Staying at Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre was an absolute pleasure. The room was spacious, immaculately clean, and the beds were incredibly comfortable—perfect for a restful night’s sleep. On our floor, there’s a well-equipped gym and a relaxing sauna, which made it easy to unwind after a long day of exploring. The staff went above and beyond with their friendly and helpful service. Location-wise, this hotel is unbeatable—just a short walk from Rogier Station, making it super convenient to reach major attractions like Grand Place, Mont des Arts, and Brussels North Train Station. Plus, there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. I highly recommend stopping by the nearby Starbucks for a great cup of coffee—ideal for a morning pick-me-up. If you're craving something warm and flavorful, don’t miss Pho Pho across the street. Their soup noodles are rich, aromatic, and absolutely delicious. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this hotel offers comfort, convenience, and excellent value. I’d definitely stay here again on any future trip to Belgium.
The Dominican
Staying at this hotel was an absolute delight! The location is perfect—right in the heart of Brussels, just steps away from upscale shopping districts and vibrant city life. Walking everywhere is a breeze, and I felt completely safe throughout my stay. The design of the hotel is modern and stylish, with thoughtful details that make it feel both luxurious and welcoming. Clean, well-maintained rooms and excellent service made every moment comfortable. Whether you're here for business or leisure, this place delivers on every level. Highly recommended—definitely coming back!
Holiday Inn Brussels - Schuman
Staying at the Holiday Inn Brussels - Schuman was a real highlight of my trip to Brussels. The hotel is incredibly close to the EU headquarters—just a 5-minute walk—and while the entrance isn’t very prominent, once you find it, the location couldn’t be better. There are plenty of shops and local eateries nearby, making daily life super convenient. A short stroll brings you to a beautiful 50th-anniversary park, peaceful and lush, perfect for a quiet moment with nature. It’s also just a half-hour walk to major landmarks like the Royal Palace and Grand Place—worth the journey for the scenic route. Breakfast was simple but satisfying: enough food to fill you up, with a great selection of fresh fruits that tasted delicious. The room was spotless and incredibly quiet—perfect for a good night’s sleep. What really stood out was the value for money. This place offers comfort, convenience, and calmness all in one. I’d definitely stay here again.
Nhow Brussels Bloom
Staying at Nhow Brussels Bloom was absolutely perfect! The hotel is located in a great spot—just a short walk from the city center and surrounded by cafes, restaurants, and shops. The room was spotless, modern, and incredibly comfortable with a cozy bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, professional, and always ready to help with recommendations or local tips. I especially appreciated the little touches like the welcome drink and thoughtful amenities. Everything about this stay felt seamless and luxurious without feeling overpriced. If you're visiting Brussels, this is definitely a top choice. I’ll be back!
Yooma Urban Lodge
Staying at Yooma Urban Lodge in Brussels was a fantastic experience overall. The room was spacious and remarkably quiet, making it perfect for a restful night’s sleep. The lighting was a bit dim, but I actually liked the cozy, relaxed vibe it created. One big plus was the included capsule coffee machine—perfect for a quick morning brew without leaving the room. Located just a 10-minute walk from the train station, getting around the city was super convenient. Whether you're arriving by train or planning to explore Brussels, this hotel offers great value and a comfortable stay. Highly recommend it for travelers who want a peaceful, well-located base in the heart of the city.
Hotel Barsey by Warwick
I was assigned to stay here for a business trip, so I had no choice but to check in a day early—had to deal with the inconvenience of moving around. Still, overall, the hotel exceeded my expectations. It's very quiet, which is perfect for unwinding after long days at work. The room layout is practical and clean, though the bathtub is quite small—my height made it awkward to stand and turn while showering. That said, the location is excellent: just a few minutes from the metro, and there are several supermarkets and bakeries nearby, like a supermarket and a local bakery. The downside? Not many dining options within walking distance. You’ll need to walk a bit to find good restaurants. But considering the convenience, quiet atmosphere, and value for money, I’d definitely consider staying here again on future trips.
Martin's Brussels EU
I was a bit surprised to find the hotel isn’t right in the heart of Brussels, but honestly, it’s not as far as it seems. The metro station is just steps away, making downtown access quick and easy—especially if you’re using public transit. The room itself was spacious and comfortable, with no feeling of being cramped. I noticed the pricing fluctuates quite a bit, and surprisingly, weekend rates were lower than weekdays—probably because it’s located in a quieter business district. For travelers planning a weekend visit to Brussels, this place offers great value without sacrificing comfort. And let’s be honest, Brussels isn’t that big—you can walk or take a short ride anywhere. Plus, there are plenty of restaurants nearby, so dining out is never an issue. Overall, it’s a smart choice for budget-conscious visitors who still want a clean, well-located stay. Definitely worth considering.
NH Brussels Grand Place Arenberg
Located just steps from the cathedral, this hotel offers unbeatable access to Brussels' main attractions—all within a pleasant walk. The central location makes exploring the city effortless, whether you're heading to the Grand Place or nearby museums. The only minor drawback is the shower layout in the bathroom; water tends to splash outside the enclosure, which can be a bit messy. Despite this small issue, the overall experience was excellent—clean rooms, friendly staff, and great value for the price. I’d definitely stay here again when visiting Brussels.
Harmon House
Staying at Harmon House was an absolute delight! Though the hotel is small, its charm and elegant ambiance make it feel like a cozy retreat. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, attentive service—always ready to help with recommendations or any request. Location-wise, it’s incredibly convenient; just a short metro ride from the city center, making exploring Brussels effortless. I loved how quiet and peaceful the place felt despite being so close to everything. The attention to detail, cleanliness, and overall vibe made this stay unforgettable. If you’re looking for a unique, intimate experience with excellent value, this is the perfect choice. Highly recommended!
Hotel Avenue Louise Brussels Trademark Collection by Wyndham
I stayed at Hotel Avenue Louise for one night and was really impressed overall. The breakfast buffet was excellent—plenty of fresh fruit, local pastries, and savory options like sausages and eggs. It was a great way to start the day. The hotel's location is fantastic: just a short walk from the metro station, making it super easy to explore Brussels on foot or by public transit. While the room decor felt a bit dated, the bed was comfortable, the amenities were functional, and everything worked perfectly. Cleanliness and staff service were top-notch. For a central location with a solid value-for-money feel, this is definitely a place I’d consider again when visiting Brussels.
Hilton Garden Inn Brussels City Centre
The stay was excellent overall. The hotel lobby is clean and well-maintained, and the front desk staff were genuinely friendly and respectful—no cold or dismissive vibes like some hotels I’ve experienced in France. The room is compact but thoughtfully designed: small yet functional and cozy. One thing to note: due to environmental policies across Europe, the hotel doesn’t provide disposable amenities or bottled water. Be sure to bring your own or pick up essentials from a nearby supermarket. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the South Station, with a slight incline along the way. The route passes through areas where you might encounter people struggling with addiction or homelessness, so if you're sensitive to that, taking a short metro ride is a safer and more comfortable option. Despite that, the location is central and convenient, and the value for money is solid. A great choice for travelers looking for a reliable, no-frills stay in Brussels.
Pentahotel Brussels City Centre
Staying at this hotel in the heart of Brussels was an absolute delight. The location is unbeatable—right across from a supermarket, making grocery runs super convenient. The hotel offers free table tennis and foosball, which kept my kids entertained throughout our stay. The rooms were spotless, well-maintained, and surprisingly spacious for a city center property. The staff were friendly and helpful, adding to the overall pleasant experience. With such great amenities, excellent location, and clean, comfortable rooms, this place offers fantastic value. I’d highly recommend it to any traveler visiting Brussels—definitely a top choice for a stress-free stay.
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