Find 2 Star Hotels in Alsemberg from AED 221

"The hotel wasnt far from the Brussels north railway station and the trams were also within walking distance. Our room was at the front of the hotel and unfortunately there was quite a bit of noise going on up to nearly midnight. The air conditioning had been turned off as it was now classed as being cold outside and when we complained it was too warm we were told we could open a window which wasnt ideal due to the noise outside making it hard to get to sleep after a long day out in the city...

"A great hotel, an amazing location, clean great room for 4 of us. Would stay here and recommend this to friends."

"This was one of the best hotels that I have stayed in. All members of reception staff were professional and friendly. especially a young lady Yousra. She was friendly and very efficient. "

"I would have rated 5 star if not for the fact that the constant loud sound of the police sirens were very disturbing. They have €5 coupons for the bar for every night if you opted not to have room cleaning. Kudos to sustainability. "

"The hostel is on a good location, walking distance from the Central Station and the metro. There are also a lot of bars and restaurants nearby, as well as many sites in walking distance. "

"The hotel exceeded expectations. The room was comfortable and clean. The only negative was the noise from the street outside as it was unbearable in the middle of the night, maybe because it was a weekend but the hotel really needs to address this in regards to soundproofing. The breakfast was good. And the location was excellent, close to the station and Grand Place. Would highly recommend a visit to the Art Galleries. "

"Excellent location for our need staff very friendly and very clean hotel the room was spacious and lovely would love to come back one day"

"Loveliest hotel with a great Mexican rooftop restaurant. Breakfasts were amazing. Lovely modern room with seating area which had bed settee which allowed 3 of us to share a room. Lovely little touch was the Roberts radio playing in the background when we first arrived into the room. "