Floris Arlequin Grand Place

Overview

This hotel comprises 92 rooms of which 6 are junior suites and 14 are suites spread over a main building and an annexe block. Facilities include a foyer with a 24-hour reception desk, a safe, a currency exchange facility and a lift in addition to an air-conditioned bar, a TV room, a restaurant, conference facilities, Internet access and a WLAN access point. It is possible to enjoy unique views out over the town hall and Brussels' famous Grand Place from the breakfast room located on the 7th floor. Room and laundry services are available.

Location

This hotel is not only located just off Brussels' Grand Place but at the heart of the pedestrianised zone that is famous for its countless restaurants. It is just 5 min walk to the main railway station; Thalys trains and the Eurostar arrive at Brussels Midi station, which is just a short taxi ride away or 5 min by train. It is only 200 m to the nearest metro and bus links and an array of shopping venues.

Rooms

Each of the comfortably appointed, recently renovated rooms features an en suite bathroom with a bathtub, shower and hairdryer as well as a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a radio, an Internet connection, a double/ king-sized bed, individually controllable air conditioning and central heating.

Meals

It is possible to select breakfast, lunch and the evening meal from tasty buffets; lunch and the evening meal can alternatively be chosen from a menu. It is possible to book a half-board or a full-board stay. Drinks are inclusive.

Payment

American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA are accepted.

Short breaks in Brussels

The ideal city break for those wishing not to travel far from home, Brussels is a fascinating cosmopolitan city where the European Union HQ is based.

Main attractions:

• Grand Place
• Hotel De Ville (City Hall)
• Galeries Royales Saint Hubert (Shopping arcade)

Ideal for:

• Group weekends
• Singles
• Long weekends

Holidays in Brussels

The fascinating city of Brussels in Belgium has grown from a 10th century fortress town to become the largest urban area in Belgium, as well as home to the NATO headquarters and the European Union.

The City of Brussels is a municipality within the Brussels Capital Region and is Belgium’s capital city.