Located in Brussels, Argus Hotel Brussels is in a shopping district and near a metro station. Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium and Belgian Comic Strip Center are cultural highlights, and some of the area's notable landmarks include La Grand Place and Royal Palace of Brussels. Looking to enjoy an event or a game? See what's going on at King Baudouin Stadium, or consider Forest National for a night out.
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We stayed as a family with 4 single beds, the rooms are spacious and the bathroom was fine. The continental breakfast was good and has different coffees and warm pancakes and fruit juices, so whole family happy The beds in the main room, just needs stoppers on them, if you learn against them or get to the middle, they move apart far too easy. Otherwise a good night sleep. Will stay again.
The hotel appears to mainly cater for business clients, but welcomed our young family nonetheless. Friendly, helpful staff, great wi-fi and excellent breakfasts make for a relaxing stay. Bathrooms could do with updating, but showers were hot and powerful, which made up for it in my eyes! Great location for exploring Brussels, we would definitely return here.
The room was nice. A decent bed. It had a coffee pot which is important to my husband. The windows open and even though it was December I like fresh air. The buffet breakfast was very nice. Eggs, cheese, meat, fruits, breads, juice and more. The front desk people were nice and the location worked for us to see the Christmas markets.
This hotel is very basic with minimal amenities. My room was so tiny the night-stand was crammed behind a dusty chair, and there was no bedside lamp. I had to push the tiny desk over to be able to fit my suitcase on the stand. There was a ration of one bath towel and one hand towel per day, however, the shower was the lovely open European kind, with no bathmat. When I asked for a bathmat or extra towel, staff argued with me. While I support not cleaning towels every day for ecological reasons, without a bath mat, the floor flooded and was slippery. Eventually, I received one extra handtowel to use as a bathmat. (It may have been because I have a habit of tipping housekeeping having once worked as such.) There were two plugs in the room, one behind the bed and one under the suitcase rack, so I had to climb under the furniture or push the bed aside to plug in my phone and laptop. There was no coffee maker, just a kettle which did not reach the outlet (see previous comment). There was no room safe; they were supposed to provide a safe at reception, but I was told they had no place to keep things. The breakfast was basic, the coffee quite good. I expected a small room but was hoping for European historical. Instead, the hotel was built with new-ish low-grade materials, in a bit of disrepair. There was no security, anyone could walk in and go upstairs. The location close to Louise metro made it easy to get around. I would not recommend this hotel.
This is the third year of staying at the Hotel Argus and this year they have improved the facilities to make the stay better. I stay while visiting the classic car show each November. Plenty of eateries in the area and top brand name shopping for the ladies. We will be back again next year.
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