Parcours BD La femme léopard, Ixelles Yakınlarındaki Oteller

The decoration style of the hotel feels like entering a bar, the breakfast is rich, the decoration in the room is relatively simple, and the room has a bit of industrial style. The front desk service of the hotel is very good, and a drink list is provided on the day of check-in. The hotel is very close to the commercial street. Public transportation and subway stations are also very close

the receptionist was super friendly and had no problem talking to me in my idoma, the truth I felt super comfortable and just with that they won me ☺️ I was alone and put me a mini room that was a past, super clean, Very well equipped even with hair dryer, had a small ventilator for if he had heat and a TV that from bed looks luxurious, an ideal size and was noticed that it was relatively new! I was super happy to recommend a lot if you travel alone because you are super comfortable and the treatment of workers is excellent 🥰🥰, in addition, with the 71 bus leaves you only 5 minutes from the hotel and then you are alone at maximum 10 minutes on that same bus from the Grand Place and the Royal!! if you are Spanish do not hesitate to visit this hotel 🤗🤗

The hotel is a little distance from the station and the main attractions. When you go to the hotel, there are many uphill sections and some sections are under construction. The hotel lobby has a different style of seating area, which is spacious and has an elevator to take. The style of the room is minimal, the environment is clean, and the space is small (a little crowded, unable to flatten two open suitcases); the shower has a shower, the strength is enough, but the drainage is very slow; there is no air conditioning in the room. The window needs to be opened for ventilation, but the sound on the road outside after opening the window is very noisy. The breakfast style is rich and delicious, and hot water needs to be available at the counter. The hotel counter staff was kind and friendly, and met a girl who could speak Chinese when checking out.

The plus: Very friendly staff, noce size bed and pillows, coffee/tea kettle, welcome chocolates/cookies. Free coffee/water on the lobby. Right on ”the ring” where there's a lot of commerce, despite being a bit far from city center. The minus: Furniture and electric appliances need updating and needs proper cleaning. One day we had no room cleaned even though we left it signalized. Very poor TV service.

The hotel is not bad in all aspects. Although the location is not in the city center, it is not far from the city center and there is a Luxembourg train station nearby, so it is very convenient to travel. I didn't eat breakfast so I don't know the quality. The room is relatively spacious and comfortable, the only problem is that the water in the shower room is not smooth

The younger brother at the front desk was very polite and nice. Breakfast is good, although there are not many varieties. The room is not big, expected. After all, the price is OK. There are too few charging sockets, this is not expected. The room is on the 4th floor, but after entering the front desk, you have to go to the next floor and then go to the fourth floor. It is 10 floors back and forth. Although the hotel said sorry, the elevator was not repaired and it was really too painful. The family is old, 10 floors back and forth, climbing two or three times, too tired. It is recommended to ask the hotel elevator before booking.

The hotel is located right next to the European Parliament building and very close to the metro station. The guest room has an electric kettle, disposable slippers and toiletries. Breakfast is rich and varied.

My wife and young child were visiting Brussels for 2 nights. We checked in on July 3 at the Renaissance front desk. We walked over to the building for the Executive Apartments, which is obvious need of upgrades in the lobby, elevator and hallways. We went to our room on the 1st floor, and it instantly smelled strongly of cigarette smoke (and thus not an option for our young child to stay in). I went back to the front desk lobby and explained the situation. The lady at the Reception (I believe her name was Alicia), said the room was Non-Smoking, and shouldn’t have been smoked in, but gave us a new key for a new room on the 2nd floor. We opened the door to our new room, which smelled horribly like a chemical factory. We opened the windows and hoped the smell would dissipate, but realized there was no hope for that. It was as if the room was doused in cleaning solution to cover up something that happened inside. The room was also in desperate need for repairs and upgrades, especially the tiny bathroom. We decided this hotel was not for us, and I walked back to the front desk (with a headache from the chemical fumes), explained the situation, and it was as-if they knew exactly what I was talking about and agreed with me and allowed us to cancel and check-out. We then drove around Brussels for 2 hours to find another hotel that had vacancy, which we found at Steingenberger’s Wiltcher’s at a 5x higher rate than what we originally booked at Marriott Executive Apartments. This is the first time in my life I have ever had to check out of a hotel shortly after arrival. I thank the hotel for agreeing to cancel my reservation, the lady at the front desk was very understanding and helpful.

Very poor soundproofing. I could hear a baby crying at night and the neighbors chairs and shower.