Le Chatelain All Suite Hotel
Brussels, Belgium

To unwind, guests can relax in the cosy lounge bar or wonderful Italian garden. Inspired by the Florentine inner courtyards, it is the perfect spot to enjoy afternoon tea or a cup of coffee with a wide selection of delicious pastries. The B’Artist Cafe serves a sumptuous buffet breakfast and delicious a la carte lunchtime creations. La Maison du Chatelain is the hotel’s gourmet restaurant, serving the very best Asian and European cuisine in a sophisticated atmosphere. A fully equipped fitness centre is situated on the top floor, boasting wonderful views of the city.

The 107 fully sound-proofed rooms are comfortable and spacious, with elegant marble bathrooms. Modem and computer connections, ADSL lines and satellite TV are standard in all rooms, and junior suites boast separate living areas and microwave ovens. Wi-fi is available in all public areas.

When it’s time to unwind after a long day sightseeing or shopping, guests can relax in the cosy lounge bar or ornate Italian garden. Inspired by the Florentine inner courtyards, this is the perfect spot to enjoy afternoon tea or a cup of coffee with a selection of delicious pastries. The B’Artist Cafe serves a sumptuous buffet breakfast and delicious a la carte lunchtime creations. La Maison du Châtelain is the hotel’s gourmet restaurant, serving the very best Asian and European cuisine in a sophisticated atmosphere. A fully equipped fitness centre is situated on the top floor and boasts wonderful views of the city.

Business centre facilities include fax, photocopier, computers, overhead projector and screen, flip charts, LCD projector, audiovisual equipment and wi-fi. Fixed translation cabins are available in the Almansa room.
In-room facilities include modem point and dual-line telephone.

Le Châtelain All Suite Hotel is located just minutes away from the Avenue Louise, Brussels’ premier shopping area, and the restaurants of the Place du Châtelain.
Brussels is best explored on foot, and visitors will find a host of cultural and entertainment options in the area. Browse for antiques and art around the Place du Grand Sablon, and visit Notre Dame du Sablon, dating from the 15th Century.
There are museums in abundance. The Musée d’Art Ancien features works of art from the Flemish schools, including Hieronymus Bosch and Peter Breughel. It is joined by a passageway to the Musée d’Art Moderne, full of masterpieces by artists such as René Magritte and Francis Bacon.
No visit to Brussels is complete without whiling away an afternoon in the gothic and baroque splendour of the Grand-Place. Sit outside one of the many cafes and enjoy
a glass of Belgian beer, and don’t forget to pay your respects to the Manneken-Pis – a 17th Century statue with a difference...