The Hoxton, Brussels

In a not crowded area, but in walking distance to touristic area (20 minutes). Rooms do not give you a top tier hotel feeling but with enough aesthetic elements. Try to make up for it with better room choices. Electricity went off in my room and they sent a technician in less than 10 minutes and he fixed it easily. The bar (lobby and roof) are both great.

I think this is one of the best hotels, not just in Brussels. The decor and furniture are so amazing, it really is a great choice if you want something that is different from boring or standard. The bar has amazing drinks and the restaurant amazing food. The rooftop bar has a great view.

This was by far the best hotel stay Ive had in ages! The staff, the room, the food and drinks were all 10/10. Every engagement with staff we had was so positive. They were extremely helpful with tips and just generally very nice people. Also such good value for money!! Can't wait to go back! Particular shoutout to Camille for being so amazing!

I come to Brussels a lot and often stay in two hotels …this time I wanted to give a try and see how The Hoxton is … the hotel has potential but I am not sure if I’ll come back anytime soon …mostly because of the service|Good points: Beautiful decoration all over the hotel and beautiful/ simple room! Amazing view of Brussels from the room… I loved the large corridors taking you to your rooms. Breakfast is delicious (not buffet style)|Downside: room sound proofing… we could hear people above our room quite loudly … not enough storage space in the rooms, so not ideal if you are staying more than a couple days … staff is not the most organised (and they seem to lack proper training)… on that, I have two examples: I would expect for a hotel like this to have a separate elevator for service/cleaning carts and guests, if that is the case, hotel staff is not following the guidelines….another example is breakfast… we arrived at around 10 am for breakfast, clearly it was busy (but not more than 50-60 people were sat… they were 6 working to serve and I guess they were two at the bar and there was also the kitchen staff … the servers (except for the Spanish speaking guy and the lady with curly hairs and a nose piercing) were maybe new, not sure, but lost in what to do/ where to serve. The lady with the piercing was not friendly , got a guest with her huge tray, and when we ask if we could place an order she said in a very arrogant way that she does not take orders nor dishes, only takes cups and glasses… the other servers were just running around trying to survive, cleaning tables, etc…. apparently only one person took orders … I mean, really, a four star hotel should not function like this. Coffee arrives cold since it took forever … we were sitting next to the bartenders who did not stop complaining about the amount of work and swearing in French.|It appears messy and just unprofessional.|If I come back, hopefully the experience will be different

The hotel and rooms themselves are really beautiful and stylishly decorated, great views too. We also found it perfectly peaceful for getting a good night's sleep. The staff are also so kind and helpful, cannot fault them. Only minuses are the location not being so central, and would've been nice to have a smart tv!

Spent 3 nights here whilst visiting Christmas Markets. 5 min walk from Brussels North station. Hotel is really nice, decor is bougie and the lobby and lobby bar have a really nice feel- we had a few drinks there and really enjoyed it. All staff are warm, welcoming and attentive. We had a room on the 21st Floor- it was spotless, bed really comfortable although pillows a bit flat for me but I understand that’s personal preference. TV had some English channels ( BBC1,2 and ITV). As some reviews had said nowhere really to store clothes- a few hangers over the tea/coffee area but that didn’t bother us really. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, hand wash and body cream all in the room and smelled divine. We had breakfast one morning- 2X Latte and 2X Avocado on toast with poached egg and bill was £33 euro which was a bit steep, although nice food. There is fresh milk in the room and water, along with a corkscrew and wine glasses and an option to order a ‘breakfast bag’ for 5 euro which consists on Yoghurt, fruit and a pastry to be delivered to your room- We ordered one but it didn’t arrive, and the coffee bags in the room aren’t the best which are probably the only negatives we found during our stay. ||Some reviews have said the hotel isn’t in the best area but we found it okay- best way into the centre is by walking out the hotel toward the Botanic Tower, take a left, cross over at the first crossing ( through a tunnel) and walk down the side of Hotel Indigo- then you’ll see a Starbucks in the middle of a small square- cross over the main road and then walk into the centre. It took us 10-15 mins. ||We ate in various places which I’ve reviewed and used the trains quite a bit to get to Antwerp and Bruges. I definitely recommend Bruges and really easy to get to. ||All in all a lovely hotel and we’ll definitely stay in a Hoxton in future.

An interesting concept that is a combination of a hotel, event and office space. Well organized and modernized. In a good location and at an attractive price. The breakfast menu needs improvement, which is quite sparse and not very sophisticated. Also the service itself, although very nice, often gives the impression of being lost, which causes long waiting times, e.g. for drinks. Generally, I recommend it!

The hotel’s rooms are clean and spacious at an affordable price. The staff are welcoming and the interior design of the hotel is unique and retro. The on-site restaurant, Cantina Valentina, offers delicious Peruvian-inspired plates. My family and I booked with breakfast, and the coffee bar was excellent. My only critique was that the breakfast menu was quite limited.