Hotel Esperance Brussels

General Information

The central Brussels Hotel Esperance was planned by the illustrious architect, Leon Govaerts, in the 1930s and is a ideal sample of Belgian Art-Deco architecture. Clients will adore the dainty atmosphere and the champion position in an unspoiled alley in the downtown just a small walking distance from the major cultural sites and sights such as the Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Due to this advantageous location, this central Brussels guesthouse is apt for corporate tourists on a work journey to Brussels and for those visiting the Belgium for a recreation break. The inn is directly several steps from the Gare du Nord railway station and can be easily reached from the European institutions and work areas. Moreover, the hotel is close to the Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinee comic museum. This exclusive hotel in central Brussels houses an historic tavern and proposes self-sufficient cordless Internet access.