Hôtel des Galeries: Hotel in Brussels

Hôtel des Galeries offers a cozy break in a historic location in the heart of Brussels.

A cozy location

In Brussels, the Hôtel des Galeries is located a few steps away from the Grand Place and the Manneken-Pis at the corner of the Galerie du Roi and the Rue des Bouchers.

Opened in 2014, the hotel is nestled in the core of a historical monument with preserved facades dating back to 1847; the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert. The site, which includes former apartments, was transformed by Raam Architecture and interior designers Fleur Delesalle and Camille Flammarion. The Hôtel des Galeries has a sleek, contemporary look, combined with pristine original features such as parquet flooring, vaulted ceilings, and dormers.

The hotel offers 23 intimate rooms and suites spread over four floors, all different but with a common theme. Each floor/landing has a small living room. The rooms have a minimalist and warm “less is more” style. Dominated by white, the rooms are decorated with blond hardwood floors, wooden interior shutters, pieces by great names in design as well as Belgian creators (Charlotte Perriand wall lights, Candy Sylvain Willenz tables, Toulemonde Bochart rugs), custom-made furniture, objects salvaged from antique dealers in the Sablon district. The 3 atypical duplex suites under the roofs have exposed wooden beams on the ceiling. All rooms have a view of the Galerie du Roi, the cathedral tower or the rooftops of the city center. The bathrooms are lined with green ceramic wall tiles with geometric diamond shapes, custom-made by the Normandy Ceramics workshops. They are completed with Malin+Goetz toiletry products.

On the first floor, the restaurant Comptoir Des Galeries, with its open kitchen, serves a hearty breakfast and seasonal gourmet dishes. The hotel has a landscaped patio with trees and a bookstore with a selection of art books.

The Hôtel des Galeries is an original place of a distinguished luxury.