Hotel in good central location
Reception staff friendly and helpful
The rooms are a bit dated and have a frosted glass panel on the wall of the bathroom and the actual door , so that you could actually see right in , could be embarrassing and I couldn’t see the point
On the whole clean and comfortable

Spent 6 nights here for business because I liked the location for evening dinners and walking about. Upon checkin,

Room Size - I felt the room was too small for a business traveler with needs of closet space and computer work space. I inquired downstairs and they had a junior suite available for another 15EUR per night which I felt was worth it. The smaller room has zero closet space or drawers except a tiny place to hang 1 shirt. You definitely need to live out of a suitcase in this room. Great for travelers staying for 1-3 nights. Any more, you should consider upgrading rooms to the Jr. Suite. That bigger room had a couch and a bigger closet space with more bins for storing clothing. Also had a king bed which in all made everything a bit better.

Breakfast - traditional breakfast in the hotel just across the hall from the reception desk. Fruit, rolls, yogurt, cold cuts, and some hot options (eggs, fake waffels filled with apple, pancakes, cooked mushrooms, etc). They had every accoutrement you can think of, in dozens of jars each with small items (sugar, nuts, cinnamon, spices, blueberries, etc. The best part was the daily sliced pineapple and kiwi, and a bowl of other chopped fruit in liquid. Several varieties of fruit juices as well. In all a good breakfast.

Gym - located on the 2nd floor. Was small but would do the trick. Not much there. The towels, chilled waters and apples were a nice touch. The gym is located across from a mini conference center as well. Sometimes they had candies such left over which was tasty!

Staff - very accommodating and friendly at the front desk. Nearly every day my room key stopped working, so I had to take the stairs down from the 4th floor and get a fresh key made. It wasn't from phone or magnets because I kept it separate. Lots of walking but the clerks were always apologetic and had a smile. I was fine with it. The stairways in this hotel (for non-elevator users) were tiny and dangerous. Definitely Europe!

Location - about 6 minute walk to the old section, 10 mins to the large market. Perfect spot actually between Grote Markt and Brussels Park. And across the street is a small park with bus stops if you want to do city tours. Anything closer to the main square would be much more expensive, and louder at night.

Floors were not carpeted (engineered hardwood or laminate). I don't like the Belgium tradition of separating the toilet from the washroom/shower, each with separate rooms not connected. What problem are they trying to solve? A toilet alone in a tiny un-ventilated room is never the answer! Shower is traditional European with a removable shower handle and a small glass door that isn't a door. Floor always gets wet. Another engineering mistake of the Europeans (not limited to the NH chain). Nonetheless, even though not a perfect business traveler's hotel, it was very nice.

What a lovely clean vibrant city fab place to take teenagers- the hotel though was a disappointment, €250 per night, ok I’ll go with that as it’s a Capital city but room was small dank and oppressive thank God we were out and about most of the time- advice if your walkers/sightseeing get the cheapest hotel position- this was not and basically a failuo