Metropole Hotel
Brussels, Belgium

• Located in the historical city centre
• Gastronomic restaurant
• Gastronomic Weekend package
• Elegant cocktail bar
• 24-hour room service
• Sumptuous interiors
• 22 fully equipped meeting rooms
• First-class service

Sports and leisure activities can be arranged at clubs situated close to the hotel, such as tennis at the Leopold and golf at Brussels’ Ravenstein or Waterloo.

The 298 guest rooms, including 15 suites. Rooms contain original pieces of art and furnishings, and are a mix of art deco, art nouveau and modern styles.

Executive chef Dominique Michou - the only Maître Cuisinier de France and Maître Cuisinier de Belgique - has created a classical yet daring French menu at the gastronomic restaurant L’Alban Chambon, which features a sumptuous Italian baroque interior.
Corinthian columns, palm trees and deep leather sofas await in the elegant and aristocratic Le 19ième bar, where cocktails and other refined beverages can be sampled. There is also 24-hour room service for those guests who prefer to dine in private.

For all occasions, Metropole Hotel has 22 meeting rooms, all air conditioned and equipped with audiovisual facilities, at your disposal, able to accommodate from 5 to 500 people.
We offer different and diversified solutions to your demands for banquet, seminar, meeting, wedding, presentations, etc.

Begin your visit to Brussels with a short walk to Grand Place, a historic market square, with splendid guild buildings and the impressive gothic beauty of the town hall. Also within walking distance of the hotel is Europe’s oldest cultural institution, La Monnaie Opera House, which was inaugurated in 1700. At the heart of the international dance and opera scene, be sure to catch a live performance here. Le Botanique is another cultural centre, this time specifically for the French community, which combines music, dance, movies, theatre, cafés and expositions all on one premise. At the Royal Museum of Art and History, visitors will find a grouping of various museums, such as the Chinese Pavilion, the Cinquantenaire Museum and the Pavilion Horta-Lambeaux. Large parts of this historical city are UNESCO sites, ensuring there is no shortage of intriguing cultural sites worth exploring. Take the time to enjoy them, as well as the good food and entertainment and leisure options.