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Warwick Brussels – Grand Place

Most popular facilities

Free WiFi
Family rooms
Pet friendly
good Fitness Center
Non-smoking rooms
Restaurant
Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
Bar

NH Collection Brussels Grand Sablon

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Family rooms
good Fitness Center
Non-smoking rooms
Restaurant
Facilities for disabled guests
24-hour front desk
Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
Bar

Motel One Brussels

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Free WiFi
Pet friendly
Non-smoking rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
24-hour front desk
Terrace
Bar

easyHotel Brussels City Centre

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Free WiFi
Non-smoking rooms
Facilities for disabled guests
24-hour front desk
Elevator
Heating

Bedford Hotel & Congress Centre

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Parking
Free WiFi
Family rooms
Pet friendly
Non-smoking rooms
Restaurant
Bar

The Hotel Brussels

Most popular facilities

Free WiFi
Spa
Pet friendly
very good Fitness Center
Non-smoking rooms
Restaurant
Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
Bar

BRUSSELS BREAKS

Brussels offers the perfect getaway on a weekend and this autumn the range of cultural events on offer is almost unrivaled. Running each year is the Jazz Festival ( 2019 is in May ). With almost daily concerts there is always some music to enjoy with stars in the past like Sergent Garcia, Herbie Hancock, Reggie Washington and Lloyd Cole. From the modern stylings of jazz to a much older attraction, the India festival at the Bozar museum celebrates 1,700 years of Indian art from the 2nd century BC to the 15th century AD. The modern side of India is also explored in the festival that runs to January, along with the spiritual and classical sides of the country. The Boutique this autumn is running an exhibition about Charlie Chaplin. Pictures taken from the Chaplin family archive tell the story of one of the world’s greatest entertainers – both in public and private.

At the Espace Culturel ING at exhibition of Egyptian archaeology under the title the Sphinx will take place this autumn.

The exhibition includes 150 items brought together from the world greatest museums, such as Louvre, the British Museum and New York’s Metropolitan Museum, demonstrating the history and development of the mysterious Sphinx.

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