B&B Le Vaudeville

Stayed at this B&B on a two-night visit to Brussels, and we were completely blown away. This place is magnificent - completely central yet perfectly hidden away; at first we walked straight past it. In the stunning Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, nestled between various chocolate stores, is Theatre du Vaudeville, above which are the rooms and dining room. The room was spacious, simple yet elegant, and amenities such as toiletries and coffee were provided for us. Despite being in the middle of the city, it wasn’t particularly loud when we closed the windows for the night. Only a couple of minutes walk from the central station, and on the doorstep of every shop and restaurant you could want. Though I only saw him once when setting breakfast, Thierry was welcoming and accommodating, providing us information about the city, and a note in both French and English instructing us how to use the elevator and where we could find breakfast. Breakfast was a simple continental spread with meats and cheeses, pastries, fruit, yogurt, bread, granola, juice and water, and a selection of hot drinks, and the dining room had beautiful big open windows overlooking the arcade. The one and only hitch we had was that upon entry to the B&B, there were no lights on in the hallway to the elevator, and no obvious light switch: though with smartphone torches this wasn’t a big issue for us, and may not be a regular occurrence. I would stay here again in a heartbeat, absolutely a hidden gem.

Location is perfect. It is close to everywhere such as touristic places, restaurants, central train station etc. Bathroom is little old but you can find a kettle, nespresso in the room. Breakfast was included and well prepared. Check out is at 11 but you can leave your luggage the available place that they show

Great location near Brussels central station and heart of shopping area, room was big but not clean enough such as furniture and drawers had old papers inside and no drinking water bottle for guest during stay and could not find it At refrigerator that claimed to refill everyday drinking water because water tap here cannot drink suggested by staff. Also electricity fan was covered with the 100 years dust !! This hotel always turn off lights at the hallway at mailbox and elevator that guest is so difficult to find the key room. Looks like ghost place concept or save cost of electricity.

Knowing accommodations in Bruxelles, I had meager expectations about this place. But it turned out ok. Location is very good. We had Black and White room, with view to...nothing (see pictures). The main room was quite cramped for 2 persons. However, the bathroom was huge, I wonder what was originally, after construction, in these rooms. Breakfast was excellent and this took away a part of my distress of being obliged to share not only the bed, but also the blanket with the friend I was traveling with 👿. Aparently twin beds and 2 blankets are rare in these places. Overall, for a short stay and one person this place is wonderful. Btw, new towels are needed :)

Nice but not so friendly hotel. The location of the hotel was superb. The breakfast was delicious and our room was very spacious. But there is one point that we were disappointed in. We arrived very early in the morning without a nights' sleep and our friends were staying already at the hotel as they had arrived the night before. We went to greet them and the staff was nice enough to put our luggage in an empty room, we were told that our room would be ready at one o'clock. So we asked if we could have breakfast that day and we were told that it wasn't possible as our check-in was at 13.00, everything was acceptable. But then we received a call from the manager saying that he saw us from the cameras and that we acted AGGRESSİVELY!!! We had just asked if breakfast would be possible.... Then we talked with the lady who seemed like the head of the staff (she was the only one talking English) and we explained that there was a misunderstanding telling us that we were in an aggressive behavior. She also talked with us in a very OFFENSİVE way. I believe that a guest should be treated politely especially if they approach in a polite and nice way. This treatment was a real DİSAPPOİNTMENT!! Other than that, as an earring fell on the floor and we were trying to find it, we discovered that there was incredible dust and leftovers from previous guests under the table in our room. The attitude of the manager and lady who seemed like the director was real offensive and rude.

Stayed at this B&B on a two-night visit to Brussels, and we were completely blown away. This place is magnificent - completely central yet perfectly hidden away; at first we walked straight past it. In the stunning Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, nestled between various chocolate stores, is Theatre du Vaudeville, above which are the rooms and dining room. The room was spacious, simple yet elegant, and amenities such as toiletries and coffee were provided for us. Despite being in the middle of the city, it wasn’t particularly loud when we closed the windows for the night. Only a couple of minutes walk from the central station, and on the doorstep of every shop and restaurant you could want. Though I only saw him once when setting breakfast, Thierry was welcoming and accommodating, providing us information about the city, and a note in both French and English instructing us how to use the elevator and where we could find breakfast. Breakfast was a simple continental spread with meats and cheeses, pastries, fruit, yogurt, bread, granola, juice and water, and a selection of hot drinks, and the dining room had beautiful big open windows overlooking the arcade. The one and only hitch we had was that upon entry to the B&B, there were no lights on in the hallway to the elevator, and no obvious light switch: though with smartphone torches this wasn’t a big issue for us, and may not be a regular occurrence. I would stay here again in a heartbeat, absolutely a hidden gem.

The accommodation is well situated within an up market arcade a very short distance from the Grand Place. It is also within easy walking distance from the Central rail/metro station and a number of bus and tram stops.||||The only problem we had was that its not easy to find! Just a door with No15 above it. There is no reception but a note on the adjoining door (to the theatre) provided a phone number and after a quick conversation someone appeared and let us in. Apparently they had sent a message earlier in the morning asking for our arrival time. Unfortunately due to travelling on Eurostar and then the metro it was not received. ||||We were given a well appointed suite on the first which we first thought would be noisy due to people using the shops and cafes in the arcade. But in reality it was fine and very quiet after 11pm.||||The apartment consisted of a lounge, large bedroom, with king-sized bed and a huge bathroom, consisting of a very large shower cubical and roll top bath. Some of the furniture was retro/antique in style but complemented the style of the building.||||A continental breakfast was served on the second floor and provided a good range of foods to set you up for the day.||||Despite being off a shopping arcade the building felt secure and a code was required to operate the lift.||||Now for the downside. Despite everything else being good the cleanliness of the room let it down. There was a thick coating of dust on window sills and skirting boards and inside the wardrobe. The huge shower had a gel container left from a previous occupant, the shelf was covered in dust and dried shower products. It really appeared that this room had been rushed into service and a there was no time to give it a thorough clean. All that said the bed and bedding appeared clean.||||A little more attention to detail regarding room cleanliness would have certainly earned it an 'excellent' overall rating. ||||We would consider using this accommodation but it wouldn't have passed the 'Four in a Bed' test

A lovely, spacious room in a convenient location! Our room was so comfortable and the perfect place to relax after a big day out exploring Brussels. Only here for one night but would definitely come again and highly recommend!||Ps. Make sure you either recieve the digicode to the building in advance or that you have a phone available for check in (you will need to call/text to be let into the building) :)