Hotel berhampiran Musee Belge de Radiologie, Brussels

First of all I have to say its a very interesting building and that the downstairs/breakfast/bar area is quite nice but after that, Im struggling to find more positives. Bar - the reception staff are also the bar staff so if there are people at reception you can forget having a drink. Also you have to pay at the reception, which once again if theres a queue can take a while. Rooms - this was the most disappointing as the downstairs looked nice. I ended up with two single mattresses and quilts which were comfortable, a broken lamp in the corner and could still see quite a bit of dust. There was also a LOT of noise during the night. Breakfast - to be honest it was ok-ish, the food they had was nice enough for what it was. All in all I wont be in a rush to stay again

La ubicación del hotel es perfecta para ir al día siguiente al aeropuerto o para desplaz**** y visitar los alrededores. Es un hotel básico que cumple su función para pasar un par de noches máximo. No lo recomendaría para una semana de vacaciones, ya que algunas cosas se pueden echar de menos en verano: una piscina donde relaj**** o aire acondicionado para refresc****. Yo fui en mi coche propio porque tenía que desplazarme a 15 minutos del hotel, pero en la puerta paran autobuses. Está ubicado en una zona tranquila y el aparcamiento gratuito está cerrado con una barrera, así que da bastante seguridad dejar el coche. La comida del restaurante está buena y aunque tiene platos fijos en la carta, cada día hay un plato adicional que es distinto. El desayuno incluye un poco de todo: fiambre, fruta, pan, lácteos y bollería. Aunque el zumo daba la impresión de estar aguado.

Excellent service, specially from the front desk! Clean! Had a greta sleep. I missed my flight and hotel was just want I need at the time. I recommend this hotel to anyone who need to be close to the airport

The reception knew that we arrived. Wonderful service. The Check Out was super easy. I will come again. Highly recommend the Hotel. Very Close to the Subway as well.

So, if you have any allergies best avoid this hotel, they have no care for anyone with allergies. I am a celiac, on my first day we got there we were all informed the restaurant was on a small menu due to staff issues, so there was nothing at all for me on this small menu (I have come to expect this) what I didnt expect was to be totally ignored at breakfast. I took a sign that explained my allergies in the local dialect, I took 3 different cards to avoid any issues. I gave the sign to the receptionist who took me to the breakfast buffet and said there was nothing for me. Come the 2nd day, I did the same as the receptionist was different, he took the sign to the chef who informed him there was nothing they could make me. So at €120 a night for bed and breakfast, I couldn't have any breakfast, 3 nights I stayed and I didnt have a single item of food from the hotel. I asked to speak to a manager who obviously ignored me as she didn't want the hassle. When I got home I emailed the company who own ibis (it was a pain to find an email in the first place) they said it wasn't correct and would email the hotel to investigate the issue. After 2 days I get an email back from the manager of the hotel, the email said there was actually something I could eat bar the ham and cheese her receptionist stated. She also explained there was no cross contamination even though I was watching her staff contaminate all the food she claimed I could have. I emailed back and obviously she couldn't be bothered to reply. I tried to email the initial company who now ignored me and refuse to solve this issue. I have never experienced anything like this before, I had nothing to eat for breakfast and as we were on the spa f1 trip when we all got to the track again there was nothing for me so I ended up loosing alot of weight due to this. At €120 a night its ridiculous to think there was no breakfast for me, its even worse to think the hotel refused to dp anything about it. They have a sign above the buffet that had all the allergies on it but clearly this is just a facade as if you ask the staff they have no clue and just stand there going well you can't have any food, it's a shame. Please bare in mine this hotel is in the middle of an industrial estate and there are no other restaurants or takeaways nearby so if you can't eat at the hotel you have to travel to Brussels to get something. So the hotel its self. As stated the staff are all useless and have no care whatsoever The room was small, cold, dirty and unsuitable. There was no safe, the tv didn't work, the window wouldn't close properly, the room was always cold but they provided massive duvets to counter this. One night at 4am there was some kid in the hall having a shouting match with himself, this wouldn't have been the hotel's issue, but I was the first room on the ground floor next to reception, so when this guy was shouting and waking up the whole hotel, he was 5meter away from the receptionist who didn't do any

Good location 10 min walk from the main plaza. Great cleaning Staff not really friendly No fridge or water in the room No hanger for towel in the bathroom but room quite big btw Good public service close by

Hotel Siru is bijzonder goed gelegen voor wie in de kantoren rond het Noord-station moet zijn of voor wie Brussel wil verkennen. De toegangsdeur is defect en dus moet men binnengaan via het hotel ernaast. De mensen aan het onthaal zijn vriendelijk en behulpzaam. De lift is klein en verouderd. In de traphal is de signalisatie onduidelijk… De kamer is op zich ok: klein en net, maar ook met een degelijk bed, bureautje, stopcontacten en USB-poorten voor bv. het opladen van een gsm, grote kast. De WiFi-verbinding is slecht en valt geregeld uit. Het verduisteringsgordijn is net te klein waardoor je de kamer eigenlijk niet kan verduisteren. Op de deur zitten vieze lijmsporen en een evacuatieplan ontbreekt. Er is koffie en water op de kamer. De badkamer met toilet, lavabo en douche is ook klein. Er zijn handdoeken, zeepjes enz. De douche loopt echter nauwelijks tot niet door en is afgeboord met gladde tegeltjes met vervuilde voegen (w.o. ook schimmels). Ook het toilet spoelt moeilijk door. Jammer genoeg is er ‘s nachts heel veel lawaai: straatlawaai vanop het plein, maar ook veel storende geluiden uit de bovenliggende badkamers en douches. Ik vermoed dat hier ook nogal wat mensen logeren die naar de luchthaven moeten want vanaf 4.30 u. hoor je mensen de kamer en de gang verlaten…. Vaak met slaande deuren. Het ontbijt is ok: goede koffie (maar slechts een machine…) en fruitsap, voldoende keuze aan brood en beleg, roerei, worstjes, kaas, charcuterie en zelfs fruitsla. Als het druk is, worden de tafels echter niet vlug genoeg afgeruimd waardoor je vaak aan een tafeltje moet zitten waarop de kruimels, vuile kopjes en bestek van vroegere gasten bleven staan. Ik kan dit hotel m.a.w. niet aanbevelen. Het aantal negatieve punten is nl. te groot. En dus zijn prijs en geboden kwaliteit zeker niet in evenwicht. Hier kom ik alvast niet meer terug.

Really excellent option for our city break. The location is really convenient for the Grand Place, while a metro stop is right next door. The staff were polite, endured our broken French and spoke excellent English. The rooms were clean and well stocked. There’s also a free fuseball table that can be used, although it could use some TLC.

4 of us stayed here in a quad room which was surprisingly very spacious. The hotel is located within walking distance from Bruxelles-Midi Brussel-Zuid train station and bus depot where we caught the Flixibus. At the time the hotel was surrounded in scaffolding and looked like a building site but on entry the inside was clean although slightly cluttered as there was a lot in such a small reception. As you entered, a massive information stand stood separating the reception from the narrow breakfast area. The wooden reception area looked welcoming as lots of plants around and interesting pictures on the wall. Check in was quick & easy. The smallest and oddest lift and I've ever been in took us 2 at a time to the narrow corridors where we found our room. As we entered the room, there was a single bed to the left and the bathroom on the right. Long side the bed was a mirror and at the end of the bed was a chair, a large 5-headed lamp and a desk that held a fridge on one side with a flat screen TV above the desk. The TV could not be properly viewed from the single bed as it was in line with it so it would have probably been best viewed if the TV was placed in the corner for all sleeping areas to view. In front of the desk was a large L-shaped settee which was also wrongly set up to watch the TV as half of the settee meant you had your back to the TV. The settee was used as a bed and situated by a coffee table under a large window that had a city view. To the left of the settee was the large double bed with a headboard that had built in bedside drawers with bedside lamps on each one. Opposite the settee was a large, old-fashioned double wardrobe. There was another window in the room that was small and showed a small balcony which you couldn't access. The mosaic bathroom has 2 sinks with a glass shelf and a large mirror above plus a hairdryer next to them. There was also a bath with a shower hose attached to the bath taps and another small window viewing the inaccessible balcony. We didn't have breakfast but the breakfast area looked clean and basic with a coffee and vending machine and all with table settings for 2. At the end of the breakfast area was a large garden with some artistic statues and at the beginning was a small lounge area with armchairs and a coffee table. The hotel was also located within walking distance to the main shopping, restaurants, bars and club areas.