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The Hotel

Only a few-minute walk from the Schuman Metro Station, Martin’s Brussels EU invites travellers to its four-star accommodation. Located minutes away from the European Commission and Parc du Cinquantenaire, the spot is made for both hobby- and business-oriented visitors. Another neighbouring gem is Manneken Pis, a 17th-century fountain, based only 3km from the hotel.

Contemporary rooms are done up in rich shades of red and feature stone decor and carpeted floors. Guests can enjoy Wi-Fi access, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, as well as tea- and coffee-making facilities, en-suite bathrooms and minibars. Upgraded rooms feature living areas as well. All rooms are sound-proof and air-conditioned.

On site, The Icones serves international and Belgian cuisine to patrons sitting in a film-inspired dining room, characterised with atmospheric lighting. For warm weather, a spacious outdoor terrace is available to take meals at. Those who live on the run can order a breakfast takeaway.

Every effort has been made in this property to protect the safety of guests and employees. The far-reaching measures can be found here. As a result, the bar and restaurant are still closed indefinitely.

Room Details

Classic Double or Twin Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people

Comfort Double or Twin Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 people
• Maximum occupancy: 2 people with 1 child or 1 baby
• Additional persons policy:
  • Child under 2 years old: €10 per night with baby cot included
  • Child between 2 and 12 years old: €20 per night with an extra bed and breakfast if covered in the option chosen

Groupon’s Guide To Brussels

Known as the Capital of Europe, Brussels is a world-renowned cultural centre which combines museums and architectural landmarks with modern art. As the sun sets on the city’s many Art Nouveau buildings, century-old mansions and churches, the former fortress turns into a cosmopolitan place with bars, restaurants and buzzing nightlife.

Strolling through narrow alleyways and cobblestoned streets, tourists may visit La Grand-Place, a 17th-century square blending Baroque, Gothic and Louis XIV architecture styles. Modern art form seekers may admire an iconic five-sphere structure at the Atomium, an imposing 102-metre complex that pairs up traditional cuisine with panoramic views over the city, in the on-site restaurant. At the foot of the Atomium, the whole of Europe awaits to be explored at the Mini-Europe entertainment park that exhibits approximately 80 cities and 350 buildings in miniature. Music lovers can head to La Monnaie, the largest opera house in Belgium, featuring theatre performances, recitals, dance and classical concerts. No Brussels tour would be complete without taking a glimpse into the history of chocolate, a Belgian delight, at the Museum of Cocoa and Chocolate, where travellers with a sweet-tooth can even learn to make artisanal truffles.