Brussels —
Sixty-one rooms behind a 1904 facade, run with more warmth than the address suggests.
The hall is the argument for the whole place: marble, a glazed roof, and staff who have worked here long enough to know which table you want. Rooms were redone in 2023 without stripping the plasterwork, so the proportions survived. The antiques market is at the end of the street on Saturday and Sunday mornings, and the hotel is honest that this makes those mornings loud.
Good to knowCheck in from 15:00, out by 12:00 — later than most, deliberately. Concierge on until 23:00.