Carrefour De L Europe 3 1000
Brussels, 1000 Nightly Rates(196.36 - 196.36)5 Star
Property Description
Ideally located very close to the Grand Place in the historic heart of Brussels, facing the Palais des Congrès and the Central Station, Le Méridien Bruxelles enjoys direct access by railway to the international airport and to the TGV / Eurostar terminal. The 224 bedrooms and suites are elegant and refined, offering the highest international levels of comfort expected from a luxury hotel. Twelve conference and banqueting rooms are available for those special occasions or business meetings.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Express Checkout
Golf
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Room Information
Guest Rooms
:
All 224 rooms are provided with bathrobes, personal scales in bathroom, Meridien umbrella, three telephones with voicemail, working desk with PC/fax connection, and a safe. All rooms have individual climate control, colour television with cable (38 channels in various European languages including BBC 1 and 2, CNN, CNBC). The television also has the facility of setting wake-up calls, reviewing hotel bills and receiving messages. All rooms have a bathtub and a shower over the bath, and some have bathtub separate from the shower. Some Junior Suites and Suites are on the 6th (top) floor with a panoramic view of Brussels. Two rooms on the third and fourth floors are suitable for disabled guests.
Deluxe
:
Queen or twin room. Two queen-bedded rooms are adapted for disabled use. Deluxe twin rooms are spacious, many facing the Grand Place. Fully equipped as a Standard room, with a large bathroom with separate shower.
Junior Suite
:
Junior Suite Queen and Junior Suite King - all Junior Suites have a living area and a working desk. The rooms are elegantly decorated and facilities include inter-active television with cable channels, air conditioning, minibar, private safe, international direct dial telephone, modem plug-in through the telephone, bathroom with separate shower, hairdryer, and a shaving or make-up mirror.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1500
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is GMT plus 1 hour
Opened in 1991
224 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
The Gothic Town Hall and guild houses of the Grand Place are a stone's throw from Le Meridien Brussels. The hotel is also near the Sablon Antique Quarter, the Museum of Fine and Modern Art, as well as a host of other cultural attractions. The hotel is close to Brussels Central Station, with its shuttle service to the airport and to the TGV / Eurostar terminal. Moving around within the city is quick and easy from Le Meridien, as is access to the rest of Belgium and indeed Europe.
Nearest airport - Brussels International, 15 km. Courtesy airport coach service not available. Taxi to hotel costs EUR35.00. Shuttle train operates to and from the airport every 20 minutes. Central Station is opposite the hotel.
Guarantee Policy
Credit card number required to guarantee arrival
Cancellation Policy
Please refer to specific rates quoted for applicable cancellation policy.
Restaurant Information
Restaurant L'Epicerie
In the historic heart of Brussels, you will find Le Meridien Hotel and its restaurant, L'Epicerie. The Chef invites you to discover the culinary joys of French Mediterranean cuisine. You will also enjoy a wide selection of French and other wines, as well as a warm welcome and impeccable service.An unforgettable Family Brunch takes place each Sunday at 12:30 pm in L'Epicerie. Enjoy a wonderfully comprehensive buffet with cold and warm dishes, seafood, house specialities, cheese and a dessert buffet. Papa Chico, the clown, will entertain your children while you experience the sunny cuisine of the Midi.
Jermyn Street Bar
Experience the casual elegance of the Jermyn Street Bar, where you can sample a selection of original cocktails, and discover a unique bistro cooking concept. Start your day with an early continental breakfast at the Jermyn Street Bar.
Recreation Information
In the heart of Brussels
The hotel enjoys a prime location in the historic heart of Brussels within two minutes walk of the Grand Place.
Grand Place
The main suqare, a 2 minute walk away.
Manneken Pis
Famous Belgian statue - a 2 minutes walk away.
European Institutions
1 kilometre from hotel.
Royal Palace and Royal Park
5 minutes walk away, open in August, no entry charge.
Royal Palace and Royal Park
5 minutes walk east, no charge.
Le Grand Sablon Antiques District
10 minutes walk east.
Brussels Congress Centre
2 minutes walk.
Related Belgium Content
Belgium always had alot more going for it than the faceless political and bureaucratic buildingsthat litter the outskirts of its capital, Brussels,would have you believe. Astringof engaging historiccities such as Bruges, Ghent, Liège, Namur (and Brussels itself)offer impressive architecture,lively nightlife, first-rate cuisine and numerous otherattractions for visitors. Today, the anachronistic images of ‘boring Belgium’have been well and truly banished, as more and more people discover its veryindividual charms for themselves.
There is reinvented
Antwerp, a hotbedof fashion and slick modern design, along with the more bucoliccharms of the beautiful mountainous Ardennes region to the east, and thedelightfully picturesque Meuse Valleyas well as the sweeping sand of thecoastline resorts of the western seaboard. Belgium is also a land whosespecialties include ubiquitous beers, delicate chocolates, moules frites and Belgian waffles.
Easy to both access and totravel around, pocket-sized Belgiumis divided into the Flemish north(Flemish-speaking) and the Walloon south(French-speaking). Brussels,the capital, is the heart of both the country and the European Union, as wellas the headquarters of NATO.
Belgium’s democracy is of the typically stable, cautiously progressive,western-European liberal type. The principal domestic problem is continuingtension between the Flemish-speaking north and the French-speaking south of thecountry. However, throughout the years, Belgium has evolved towards an efficient federal system. Fivereforms have been necessary to achieve this (in 1970, 1980, 1988-89, 1993 and2001). In 2005, Belgiumcelebrated 25 years of federalism and for the first time ever, article one ofthe Belgian Constitution stated that ’Belgium is a federal state made outof communities and regions’.
Geography Belgium is situated in northwestern Europe and is bordered by France, Germany, Luxembourg and The Netherlands. The landscape is varied, the rivers and gorges of the Ardennes in the southeast contrasting sharply with the rolling plains which make up much of the northern and western countryside. Notable features are the great forest of Ardennes near the frontier with Germany and Luxembourg and the wide, sandy beaches of the northern coast, which run for over 60km (37 miles). The landscape is liberally dotted with historic cities, castles and churches.
The Columbus World Travel Guide has been published for 26 years and is sold in over 90 countries worldwide.
