Four Points Hotel by Sheraton, Parc Belle-Vue

Party-​Wochenende in Belgien, über die La Demence– Seite einen günstigeren Tarif (60 Euro inkl. Late Check Out) gebucht und wir waren mehr als überrascht von dem Einladenden 3Sterne Hotel.
Saubere große Zimmer, Kaffeemaschine, Kühlschrank, W-​Lan.
Die Zimmer hatten ein großes Bad mit Wannenbad und der Service war freundlich und zuvorkommend.
Die Shopping-​Straßen sind fußläufig (ca. 10 min.) zu erreichen und in dieser kleineren Seitenstraße so eine Hotel zu erwarten, hatte uns sehr überrascht.
Es gibt ein Parkhaus, was nicht vom Hotel aus zugänglich ist, aber so ist der Wagen definitiv sicher.
TOP !

A very average experience. The hotel is not expensive, but also not a budget hotel. But rooms are very run-​down and the friendly staff tries to compensate. As a platinum member, I got no upgrade whatsoever. So I had an old classic room with stains on the wall and a micro-​bathroom. When in Brussels, I prefer to stay in the Aloft as the only decent Starwood property.

A couple weeks after moving to Germany we decided to embark on our series of weekend out-​of-​the-​country trips and Brussels was our first stop. This didn’t require much planning and was pretty much put together last minute (this includes selecting and booking the hotel). I found a fantastic deal on
(my go-​to site for travel) and this place had great reviews. I didn’t want to spend an outrageous amount of money on a room that we were literally just going to sleep in (we’re explorers not stay-​cation type people). I think we paid about $ 82 for a Saturday night and I think it was worth every penny. It is in a great location in the shopping district and it is about 20 – 30 walking distance to all the great attractions and cafes of Brussels. The rooms were clean, modern, and comfy and the staff was pleasant and helpful. There is a tiny, tiny, tinyyyyyyy grocery store right around the corner that has a miniature deli, plenty of drinks, and even more snacks. I will definitely stay here when I come back to Brussels.
Oh and the room had a full bathroom which I guess isn’t super common for foreign hotel rooms.
Only downside is the parking garage. It is pretty small and difficult to maneuver through. There’s about 12 stalls and they fit our Mini Cooper perfectly, but I can’t imagine anything bigger fitting in. Oh and the parking is an extra 16 Euro per day.

After staying in several smaller hotels in France and Belgium with «character,» it was pretty nice to stay at this outpost of a global hotel chain, with most of the features one would expect from a Sheraton. It’s a soul-​less corporate hotel room, sure, but at least it had some space for luggage, and a spacious shower. I learned very quickly that I tend to take things like that for granted. The beds weren’t great by any standard — they were on the small side — but they weren’t the worst I’ve ever slept on.
As for location, eh, could be a little better, could be a lot worse. You’re not right in the more fun part of Brussels, but it’s only about a 1.5−2 mile walk, which isn’t all that bad considering Brussels is by no means a small city. If you don’t feel like walking, there’s a tram stop less than a block away, and one of the trams will take you there.
The parking garage, especially after a long-​ish, tiring day of driving, was like a bad joke. I’m well aware that we were lucky enough to even have *a* parking garage, given how there simply is zero space in the older parts of all European big cities. But still, it’s so difficult to get in there, I don’t see how people aren’t constantly bumping their cars into the walls. I did it, though, with barely any space to spare… and that was with a rental economy-​sized Volks. I have no idea how people get in there with larger cars.
At first glance, it doesn’t seem as if there’s much in the surrounding area, but if you do a Unilocal search, you can actually find a bunch of highly-​rated, small locals-​type restaurants well within a half-​mile of the hotel.
Similar to the vast majority of chain hotels, in-​room Wi-​Fi is somewhat costly, while lobby Wi-​Fi is free.
Relatively close to fun stuff + good nearby restaurants = «not bad, I’d stay here again.»

I travel a lot for work and really was not impressed with this hotel. The price was very reasonable and I was happy to stay at a chain hotel, but the location is kind of far from the city center. The rooms were kind of gross (I actually hated taking showers in my room and felt kind of grungy the entire time I stayed in this hotel). Also, the parking garage was a car accident waiting to happen. The parking spots were really tight and it was hard to get in/​out of the garage. If I went back to Brussels, i would definitely pay more to stay at a nicer hotel. The cheaper price was not worth it, in my opinion.

Ce n’est pas un 2 étoiles…
Une chose est sûre, ce n’est pas un 2 étoiles. Le prix et le standing son plus proches d’un 3 étoiles, mais ca la joue 4 étoiles… Les tarifs sont dans la moyenne. Hotel international sans aucun charme, comme il en existe tant. Type novotel, style année 80. Il y a un parking payant avec des places limitées. Un peu excentré de l’hyper centre sans en être vraiment loin. 1 km des rue commercantes (la fameuse rue Louise) et 2 km de la grand place. Son réel interet est d’être proche de sieges de grandes entreprises (Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, Infonet, Bayer Corporation, Centre européen de gestion, FMC Corporation) et d’être à la limite du centre ville pour qui veut partir sur l’est rapidement.

What I like about this hotel is that it’s a good value and in a very good location. I got a promotion rate and while the hotel isn’t too fancy I just love the spot I’m in in Brussels. It’s perfect for when you still want to be in the thick of things but not right in City Centre. You can hang with the locals and there is a lovely little market with fresh produce and pastries like 20 feet away. Another huge plus is the fact that there is a small gym and sauna on the 6^th floor. Its also right next to the tram that takes you into City Centre (#94). What sucks is that you have to pay for wifi @ 10 euros a day.