Pros
- Right next to Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels South) railway station
- Rooms have flat-screen TVs, spacious desks, and coffee/tea facilities
- Burger spot, RBG Bar & Terrace, with alfresco dining in warm weather
- Breakfast service and 24-hour snack fridge in lobby (fee)
- Small, sunny fitness center with floor-to-ceiling windows
- Business center with printing and fax services, plus meeting rooms
- Self check-in/check-out stations
- Free Wi-Fi throughout
Cons
- Not within walking distance of most tourist attractions
- The surrounding neighborhood is a bit desolate and lacks charm
- No toiletries other than hand soap and shower gel
- No minibars or mini-fridges in rooms
- Complaints of spotty Wi-Fi
Bottom Line
This mid-range hotel In the diverse Saint-Gilles neighborhood is right next to Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels South), the city's main railway station. If you're after easy access to the TGV, Thalys, or Eurostar, its location can't be beat. The neighborhood around the hotel lacks the charm of other Brussels enclaves, but the hotel is well connected by public transportation to the city's tourist attractions, all of which are within a 15 minutes' ride. The hotel's 142 rooms are spare but bright and comfortable, with flat-screen TVs and tidy, well-lit workspaces. Note that complaints have been made about the Wi-Fi connection and apathetic staff. There are several other alternatives around the perimeter of Bruxelles-Midi, including ibis Brussels Centre Gare Midi, just next door. Though not as modern as the Radisson, the 225-room ibis has the same amenities and pricing.
Hotel & Amenities Photos
Amenities
- Cribs
- Fitness Center
- Internet
- Pets Allowed
Scene
Modern property with fitness center next to main railway saton
The Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi is a "business first" type of hotel, but that doesn't make it unpleasant or austere. The warm lobby here bustles with a mélange of travelers sitting on cushy red and black couches or using self check-in/out machines before running next door to catch trains to cities across Europe. In warmer weather, tables and chairs in the small interior courtyard beckon. Because it's right next to Brussels' main railway station, this Radisson is popular with those in the E.U. capital on business. But it's location gives it broad appeal -- since it takes less than 15 minutes on public transportation to reach Brussels' main attractions, this could be a good property for tourists seeking value.
Location
Right next to Brussels' main railway station, near ample public transportation
The hotel is in Brussels' Saint-Gilles neighborhood, well connected by public transportation to the rest of the city. The nearest metro station is Gare du Midi (lines 2 and 6), next to the hotel and connected to Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels South), the city's main railway station; here, you can take the Eurostar, TGV, and Thalys trains as well as dozens of intercity lines. Less than five minutes' walk from the hotel, at Suede, are tram lines 32, 81, and 82 and bus lines 49, 50, and 78. The hotel is not in the thick of Brussels' main tourist sites, but all can be reached by a short ride on public transportation or within a 25-minute walk.
- One-minute walk to Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels South)
- 11-minute walk to Cantillon Brewery (Brasserie Cantillon)
- 20-minute walk to Manneken Pis
- 11 minutes to Grand Place (including Hotel de Ville/Town Hall) by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 13 minutes to Mont des Arts/The Kuntsberg by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 13 minutes to the Musical Instruments Museum by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 14 minutes to the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium by public transportation (25-minute walk)
- 14 minutes to Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula by public transportation
- 14 minutes to Notre Dame du Sablon (Church of Our Blessed Lady of the Sablon) by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 25 minutes to Brussels Airport by public transportation
- 37 minutes to the Atomium by public transportation
Rooms
Two styles of spacious rooms, both with ample light, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and workspaces
The Standard and Business Friendly Rooms at this Radisson are tidy, modern, and bright, equally suitable for tourists and business travelers. They're spare but not spartan. The comfortable beds are dressed in crisp white linens with either red or green accents, matching the curtains and chairs. Rooms are well-lit, with reading lamps on nightstands and desks topped with table lamps. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, coffee- and tea-making facilities and, in the bathrooms, hairdryers. Minibars or mini-fridges are notably absent, and while rooms are advertised as having safes, the rooms we visited didn't have them. The 280-square-foot Standard Rooms and 366-square-foot Business Friendly Rooms are quite similar, but the Business Friendly Room rate includes breakfast. Standard Rooms have shower stalls while the Business Friendly Rooms have either a shower stall or a bathtub. But all bathrooms are clean and simple, sporting fresh white subway tile and soap or body wash in wall-mounted dispensers.
Features
Courtyard restaurant, business center, and self check-in/out
Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi is bright and tidy, with the features you'd expect of a mid-range hotel. Its long lobby, with a red carpet and plush red and black couches, is inviting enough to linger. The 24-hour snack fridge here offers drinks and light food available for purchase, and the hotel also has a daily breakfast buffet (not included in Standard Room rates). The hotel's self check-in/out machines really speed up the process. On the seventh floor is a quiet gym with a wall of windows overlooking the street. Within the business center are meeting rooms, public desktop computers, printers, and fax machines. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, though guests complain it can be spotty. In warm weather, the in-house burger joint RBG Bar & Terrace is open, its tables spread out beneath the trees in the hotel's quiet interior courtyard.
Scene
Modern property with fitness center next to main railway saton
The Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi is a "business first" type of hotel, but that doesn't make it unpleasant or austere. The warm lobby here bustles with a mélange of travelers sitting on cushy red and black couches or using self check-in/out machines before running next door to catch trains to cities across Europe. In warmer weather, tables and chairs in the small interior courtyard beckon. Because it's right next to Brussels' main railway station, this Radisson is popular with those in the E.U. capital on business. But it's location gives it broad appeal -- since it takes less than 15 minutes on public transportation to reach Brussels' main attractions, this could be a good property for tourists seeking value.
Location
Right next to Brussels' main railway station, near ample public transportation
The hotel is in Brussels' Saint-Gilles neighborhood, well connected by public transportation to the rest of the city. The nearest metro station is Gare du Midi (lines 2 and 6), next to the hotel and connected to Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels South), the city's main railway station; here, you can take the Eurostar, TGV, and Thalys trains as well as dozens of intercity lines. Less than five minutes' walk from the hotel, at Suede, are tram lines 32, 81, and 82 and bus lines 49, 50, and 78. The hotel is not in the thick of Brussels' main tourist sites, but all can be reached by a short ride on public transportation or within a 25-minute walk.
- One-minute walk to Bruxelles-Midi (Brussels South)
- 11-minute walk to Cantillon Brewery (Brasserie Cantillon)
- 20-minute walk to Manneken Pis
- 11 minutes to Grand Place (including Hotel de Ville/Town Hall) by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 13 minutes to Mont des Arts/The Kuntsberg by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 13 minutes to the Musical Instruments Museum by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 14 minutes to the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium by public transportation (25-minute walk)
- 14 minutes to Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula by public transportation
- 14 minutes to Notre Dame du Sablon (Church of Our Blessed Lady of the Sablon) by public transportation (23-minute walk)
- 25 minutes to Brussels Airport by public transportation
- 37 minutes to the Atomium by public transportation
Rooms
Two styles of spacious rooms, both with ample light, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, and workspaces
The Standard and Business Friendly Rooms at this Radisson are tidy, modern, and bright, equally suitable for tourists and business travelers. They're spare but not spartan. The comfortable beds are dressed in crisp white linens with either red or green accents, matching the curtains and chairs. Rooms are well-lit, with reading lamps on nightstands and desks topped with table lamps. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, coffee- and tea-making facilities and, in the bathrooms, hairdryers. Minibars or mini-fridges are notably absent, and while rooms are advertised as having safes, the rooms we visited didn't have them. The 280-square-foot Standard Rooms and 366-square-foot Business Friendly Rooms are quite similar, but the Business Friendly Room rate includes breakfast. Standard Rooms have shower stalls while the Business Friendly Rooms have either a shower stall or a bathtub. But all bathrooms are clean and simple, sporting fresh white subway tile and soap or body wash in wall-mounted dispensers.
Features
Courtyard restaurant, business center, and self check-in/out
Park Inn by Radisson Brussels Midi is bright and tidy, with the features you'd expect of a mid-range hotel. Its long lobby, with a red carpet and plush red and black couches, is inviting enough to linger. The 24-hour snack fridge here offers drinks and light food available for purchase, and the hotel also has a daily breakfast buffet (not included in Standard Room rates). The hotel's self check-in/out machines really speed up the process. On the seventh floor is a quiet gym with a wall of windows overlooking the street. Within the business center are meeting rooms, public desktop computers, printers, and fax machines. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel, though guests complain it can be spotty. In warm weather, the in-house burger joint RBG Bar & Terrace is open, its tables spread out beneath the trees in the hotel's quiet interior courtyard.
Hotel & Amenities Photos
Best Rates
Amenities
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Air Conditioner
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Balcony / Terrace / Patio
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Basic Television
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Business Center
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Cabanas
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Cable
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Concierge
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Cribs
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Dry Cleaning
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Fitness Center
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Internet
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Kids Allowed
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Laundry
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Meeting / Conference Rooms
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Pets Allowed
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Poolside Drink Service
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Rental Car Service Desk Onsite
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Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
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