Brussels is the capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the
European Union (EU). It is also the largest urban area in Belgium, and the seat
of the French Community of Belgium and of the Flemish Community.
Although historically Dutch-speaking, Brussels became increasingly
French-speaking over the 19th and 20th centuries. Today a majority of
inhabitants are French-speakers, including a significant population of
immigrants with French as second language, and both languages have official
status.
Royal Windsor
Grand Place Hotel: Rue Duquesnoy 5, Brussels, 1000, BE
Elegant and sophisticated, the Royal Windsor Hotel Grand Place
Brussels has one of the best location in
Brussels: just off the world-famous Grand Place, within walking distance from
Brussels' Central Station and Congress Centre 'Square', the Antique Market on
the Sablon, the Royal Covered Galleries and Brussels' Royal Palace Gardens.
Each guest has free access to this Brussels hotel's Fitness
Centre, which includes his and hers saunas. While the Royal Windsor Hotel's
Chutney's bar-restaurant offers a diversified menu; the hotel also has a piano
bar and a nightclub that stays open until dawn. Not that we used any of these
extra facilities at the time of staying.
View from the Hotel was not the most spectacular but it was within
the centre of the city:
The high quality hotel in such a convenient location come with the
disadvantage that extras like food and drink with in the hotel were extremely
pricey. At £30 per person for breakfast we headed instead in to the city in
search of food.
Unlike a lot of hotels in Europe the hotel room come with a bath,
although this was designed for small thin people in mind:
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