Ratings for The Neufchatel given by Real Travelers
The Neufchatel Reviews
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Overall:
"A quiet and nice hotel that we would recommend for everyone who does not want a disco at the hotel." — source Venere
"The price was really good for Brussels and I would absolutely stay there again." — source Venere
"This hotel is a great place to base out of to see Brussels." — source Venere
"However, wouldn't recommend for single womem due to having to do this walk back late at night." — source Venere
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Clean:
"A nice, very clean little hotel in a quiet, seemly and slightly bohemian neighbourhood." — source Venere
"It´s not hilton but ist friendly and clean." — source Venere
"Clean, cosy and quiet room, a good bad." — source Venere
"The bedspread seemed dated, but clean." — source Venere
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"Good deal for the price." — source Venere
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Room:
"The TV was not working in my room, and for a room priced at €69, I found it strange that the desk-clerk could not give me €1 in change in the morning." — source Venere
"The room - a "double" - was tiny (as in 10ft by 15), the pillow was made of hard foam and there was no security box in the room." — source Venere
"Quiet, spacious room, pleasant part of Brussels." — source Venere
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More information on The Neufchatel
Enjoying a central location in Brussels, The Neufchatel hotel offers travellers the character and the charm of a private home. Located near the bustling Avenue Louise area, with its deluxe boutiques and business district, The Neufchatel radiates a calm and elegant atmosphere. The service is based on the best tradition of hospitality and elegance. It is a really smart choice for business, holidays or cultural trips. A cordial family hotel offering comfort, hospitality and quietude: these are the ingredients which will make your stay unforgettable! All public and private spaces are non-smoking and a pool room is available on the premises. Hotel's staff speaks also Russian and Polish.
Total Rooms:
12Total Floors:
1 floors.Rooms:
12Reservations
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Cancellation Policy
-24 hours, In case of late cancellation or no show the first night will be charged on your credit card
Directions
From Brussels Airport (BRU): Distance to Hotel Neufchatel is 20 kilometres, approximately 25 minutes' drive. Getting there. Metered taxicabs are available outside Arrivals, and the fare is approximately 25 EUR. The airport's railway station is located below the terminal building on the basement level, and is accessible by lift. The train to Brussels' Midi Station takes approximately 20 minutes, and costs 3.30 EUR one way, first class and 2.10 EUR second class. It is then approximately 10 minutes on the tram. All prices are subject to change. Getting around. The city has an integrated system including buses, metro, and trams. The nearest metro station is Louise and the nearest tram station is Janson. Tickets should be validated prior to boarding. Over 600 taxi ranks are located around the city. Driving directions. From Brussels airport, take the A201 Northwest. Exit at 3 4 onto the E40 and follow the E40 in the direction of Brussels. Keep left to continue onto the N23A. At Robert Schumanplein, take the second exit to Wetstraat. Follow on to the R20. At Rond Point Louise, take the third exit to Louizalaan/N24A. At the roundabout, take the first exit to the N261 and turn right onto Nieusburgstraat. The hotel is located at Rue de Neufchatel 34.
Area
Brussels,
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