Be & Be Sablon 7

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• raquejerez

  08 septiembre 2018
  Volvería!

  Excelente ubicación a 10 minutos caminando del centro. Alquilamos coche y había bolsa de aparcamiento en calle de al lado (de pago por horas, pero no de los más caros de Bélgica) Muchos restaurantes cerquita. La habitación impecable y el único pero es que era una segunda planta sin ascensor, lo que lo hace impracticable a personas con movilidad reducida. Es entendible esto pues es un edificio antiguo y no hay cabida para el hueco del ascensor. En recepción muy amables y la habitación impecable. Volvería!

  

• DuncanH86

  10 septiembre 2018
  Upmarket guest house

  It's local and really comfortable. you feel like you're really in a European city. Not the thrills of a hotel but quiet and cosy and you come and go as you please. Plenty of room and clean. Great location close to a number of restaurants from brasserie towards more upmarket. And some great chocolate shops nearby.

  

• Nati087

  20 octubre 2019
  Una pena el olor

  Para mi que suelo caminar la ubicación es muy buena. A pocas cuadras de la plaza principal. Y se puede llegar caminando a todos los puntos de interés. La cuadra es muy bonita y súper tranquila. La decoración de la habitación es muy bonita. Bien iluminado. El personal muy simpático. La habitación contaba con té y café. Cuando llegamos la cama estaba rota. Si te bloquean 100 euros en el ingreso para cubrir posibles descuidos por parte de los huéspedes, si se rompió mínimamente deberían arreglarla para los próximos huéspedes. El baño no tiene ventilación y de las cañerías salía un terrible olor a podrido. Y esto es algo que lo saben con lo cual nk cuesta mucho poner un desodorante de ambiente para hacer la estadía más amena. La jarra para el café se notaba que el agua estuvo ahí por largo rato. Sacando esas cosas puntuales el resto de la habitación estaba bien. Pero lo mencionado hace que el precio mo valga la pena. No sé si volvería.

  

• 500dank

  30 junio 2020
  Mixed feelings

  My wife and I got rebooked from Hotel Le Plaza, which wasn't open in the weekend when we visited Brussels for our birthday and anniversary celebration. We were supposed to be located in a suite, but when I asked the accommodation to provide an example of the room we would be staying in my email did not get a response. That is my first negative point of feedback. Once we arrived, our room turned out to be something best described as 'een kot'. Meaning: very, very small. Most certainly not a suite. I raised an issue with the receptionist (all via email), who did respond very quickly and solved this issue. We were immediately relocated to a larger room. I''m not sure if it was a suite, but we did have two rooms with large windows overlooking the Coppens street and a big bathroom with a bath. This is positive, however what I didn't appreciate that in all correspondence there wasn't any use of a salutation, other than 'dear', while my name and surname was clearly written under every email. This felt impersonal. That's my second point of negative feedback. The third being the fact that I looked the room up when I was home and it still wasn't a suite. So price quality, it felt a bit as an over priced downgrade since we were supposed to in a five star hotel and had paid a five star price. I will certainly raise this issue. Positive is that the location of the apartments are in the affluent Sablon neighbourhood. Most sights are within walking distance. You get a code to enter your the building and your room. All very swiftly and efficient. Breakfast was served in our room due to Corona. It was decent, but basic. Nothing very special, although the croissants and pain au chocolat were very nice. On its website, Be and be Sablon advertises as an ideal place for a longer stay. maybe some apartments, but certainly not ours. it would've been perfect for a one or two night stay, but certainly not a longer period of time. All in all very mixed feelings about our stay. It was't bad, but it certainly wasn't spectacularly good too.