http://www.lastminute.com/site/find/World/Europe/Belgium/Brussels.rssen-gbInfo on lastminute.com's Brussels offeringshttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification A showcase of Contemporary Belgian Art, between 1989 and 1990, the Comfort Art Hotel Siru gave free rein to the imagination of 130 painters, sculptors and comic-strip draughtsmen to turn its 101 rooms into as many paintings and in the process turn this property into the first "museum-hotel" in the world. The imaginative and individual decor of each room makes for an enjoyable and refreshing visit. Situated on the Place Rogier, the longest pedestrianised shopping street in the country]]> Stay near local attractions and businesses and enjoy the liveliness of the location. Just off Avenue Louise, an eclectic shopping and dining area on the edge of the old city. The Four Points by Sheraton Brussels keeps you in the center of it all. We have got great rooms. Each of our the 128 rooms includes the Four Points by Sheraton Four Comfort Bed? and high speed internet access. Relax in our pleasant garden or just work out in our Fitness Center and have complimentary access to the sauna.]]> Being Brussels' only remaining 19th century hotel, the Metropole has been carefully renovated to preserve the original features both inside and out. Period furniture has been combined with rich fabrics and modern facilities in the luxurious rooms. Set in the heart of the city, the Metropole is full of Belgian charm.]]> Le Meridien Brussels is a deluxe property with a palatial façade - a tribute to a rich and gloried history. When entering this 5* hotel you will step into the essence of sophistication, and enjoy the service and facilities a hotel of this standard and class provides. This high class hotel boasts the ideal loation in the centre of Brussels, just a 5-10 minute walk to Grand Place, Manneken Pis and other major city attractions.]]> Situated in a quiet, green area next to the Parc Cinquantenaire, the First Euroflat Hotel boasts a great location in the European district of Brussels, just five minutes by underground from the Old Town with its numerous attractions, with easy access to the main motorways and the two main arrival airports. The 133 rooms are spacious and well equipped with modern facilities including a kitchenette, creating that home-from-home atmosphere.]]> Ranked amongst the 65 most luxurious and trendy hotels in the world by Condé Nast, the Be Manos Hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the Thalys/ Eurostar terminal. Experience luxury and design at this sophisticated boutique hotel and explore Brussels from this strategic location. The family Poulgouras is known for transforming old city residences into fabulous palaces and the Be Manos is a beautiful example of this.]]>

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