Best Luxury Hotels In Brussels

Located in the landmark 22-storey Victoria Tower, formerly IBM’s European headquarters, and adjacent to the botanical gardens, the hotel offers 198 rooms, inventive dining like the Peruvian-inspired Cantina Valentina, and the rooftop bar and taqueria, Tope. The Hoxton, Brussels also features Working From_, a popular coworking space with other locations in London and Chicago, promoting a dynamic blend of leisure and business. The hotel’s design, courtesy of AIME Studios, showcases a mix of polished plaster, bold geometric shapes, and bespoke murals, providing a striking and vibrant atmosphere. Moreover, it supports local artists and community initiatives, solidifying its connection to the neighbourhood’s cultural and creative spirit.

The first choice for the rich and famous when they visit Brussels, the Hotel Amigo is renowned for its large and lavish breakfasts. This luxurious establishment can be found right next door to the Grand Palace and boasts fittings and amenities that are fit for royalty. The staff are very attentive and are always ready and willing to cater to the every whim of guests. There are several different levels of luxurious suites to choose from and luxury loving families are sure to appreciate the Tintin Suite, while the very top option is the is the Armand Blaton Suite, which boasts a huge rooftop terrace where guests can unwind and soak up stunning city views.

Situated right on Grand Sablon Square, this contemporary luxury hotel is just a short stroll from a large number of enticing historic attractions. Accessing this establishment as well as the rest of the city is especially easy, as the Central Railway Station can be found just four hundred metres away. Guests are treated to complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, while the reception desk is open around the clock. Both the Premium Double and Junior suites provide beautiful views of the square from their picture windows, while the rooms are set with huge and very comfortable beds as well as spacious en suite bathrooms.

Set right on the pretty Place Jourdan, the Sofitel Brussels Jordan provides guests with the opportunity to discover one of the city’s most interesting neighbourhoods. This establishment mainly caters to business travellers who have a taste for the finer things in life and there are excellent business facilities to take advantage of. However, class and style have definitely not been forgotten and the huge atrium features a stunning water-over-glass fountain, while there is also a large and very comfortable library for guests to unwind in. The hotel is famous for its modern gastronomy combined with plenty of gourmet touches, while the Luxury rooms and suites boast large bathtubs and separate showers.

People who want the chance to shop until they drop are sure to love the setting of this hotel on Avenue Louise, which is lined with a number of chic shops. The Warwick Brussels combines contemporary chic with plenty of traditional charm, while guests can be sure that they will receive a very warm welcome. The onsite restaurant is popular with both guests and residents of Brussels and serves traditional Belgian cuisine with a contemporary twist in a very elegant setting. The Renaissance-inspired courtyard garden is the perfect place to unwind while sipping a cocktail or two at the end of the day, while there are 99 guestrooms to choose from in total including the exclusive Barsley Suite.

Walking into the Hilton Brussels Grand Place is an impressive experience as guests are treated to a huge crystal and gold chandelier, sweeping staircases and marble flooring in the huge reception area. This perfectly sets the tone for the rest of the hotel, which embraces luxury to the full. The hotel has been arranged so that each of the comfortable guestrooms and spacious suites provides views of the city from their picture windows and balconies. The King suite is the most luxurious option and guests are treated to sixty square metres of pure opulence from the huge comfortable bed to the marble en suite bathroom.

This recently renovated hotel is located less than 500 metres from the Grand Palace as well as a number of other impressive attractions. There are just 43 guestrooms to choose from, which gives the hotel an intimate and exclusive feel. The Living – Resto & Winebar is a great place to unwind after spending the day exploring the city and guests can take a seat beside the fireplace and indulge in a drink or two. The onsite restaurant is decorated in the same grand style as the rest of the hotel and offers guests the chance to sample a large selection of classic Belgian dishes that are served with a modern twist and plenty of flare by the attentive waiters.

Ideally located at Place Rogier between the city centre and the business district, Cardo Brussels, Autograph Collection offers a fresh destination for both business and leisure travellers. This 30-storey hotel, with its 532 guestrooms, provides stunning city views and features a whimsical, playful design incorporating pop culture elements. Interior designers Saar Zafrir, inspired by local artists and comic books, have curated bespoke furniture, including umbrella-shaped coffee tables and mini-libraries in the spacious guestrooms. The entire facade is adorned with René Magritte’s world-famous self-portrait ‘Le fils de l’homme’, and guests are transformed into cartoon avatars on screen upon entering. A true hub for business and events, Cardo Brussels, Autograph Collection boasts 15 bright, flexible meeting spaces equipped with state-of-the-art technology, as well as an elegant ballroom accommodating up to 700 people. Additional amenities include a 24/7 fitness studio, Contour Spa with five treatment rooms, a sauna, a relaxation area, and a 70sqm covered rooftop pool.