Reyers Hotel Brussels

"The Reyers will not be to everyones taste due to it's location, you have to go to Montgomery and then get a tram/metro three/four stops. I'm sure that many people would not like the area although it is perfectly safe. The hotel definitely needs major refurbishment. I booked it when everything else was full and although the room was basic and a fire escape runs along the back of the rooms (could be security issues), everything was fine. I worked in the room then went out to a good local restaurant, so it was ok for me. I have seen some really bad reviews for this hotel and whilst it wouldn't be top of my list, it isn't as bad as the reviews suggest and the staff where very helpful. This was fine for me for one night when I had meetings the following day. This is not a 'holiday' hotel or a romantic hotel." - Paul Horton

"The place is run by a family, which does everything to make staying in the hotel pleasant and comfortable. We have very good memory and feeling after staying in the hotel." - arkadiy shapiro

"The hotel was surprisingly good. Inner room is not noisy. The service was friendly." - Anonymous

"When first approaching and entering, I thought to myself, this is a mistake. I got a very cheap rate and I could see why. The awning at the front is torn and battered, the lobby is uninviting, there are papers piled high and the common areas are generally quite shabby with little or no carpets. The reception staff weren't rude but this isn't a Hilton! Having said all that, the room itself wasn't too bad... Yes, the furniture is cheap (like MFI, for the Brits), the mirror was propped on the sink, and the cold tile floor was "gritty" but the shower worked well with plenty of hot water, I had a shared, concrete "balcony" which runs across the rear of the hotel to the fire escape (maybe a security risk but door and window were secure double-glazing) and there was space. It looked like new tiling too. The bed covers were stained but the mattress and sheets were OK. The breakfast was pretty good (and included in the rate). Don't take your wife for a romantic weekend." - Dave Blackshaw