Vintage Hotel Brussels

Vintage Hotel Brussels is a three-star mid-range hotel on Rue Dejoncker in the Saint-Gilles municipality of Brussels, Belgium. Saint-Gilles is a lively, multicultural neighbourhood known for its Art Nouveau townhouses, including the Hôtel Hannon, as well as for the Parvis de Saint-Gilles, a square with cafes and a popular market. The hotel sits close to the Porte de Hal, a surviving medieval gate of the city's second wall that now houses a museum, and within reach of Avenue Louise's shops and boutiques. Metro and tram lines at Porte de Hal and Louise link the hotel to the Grand Place and Brussels-Midi in a short ride, and Gare du Midi, the Eurostar and Thalys terminal, is a short distance away. As the name suggests, the hotel aims for a retro or vintage feel, although specific design details are not documented here. Rooms are offered as Standard rooms and Superior rooms, with rates typically around €75-125 per night in low season and €85-140 in high season, making it good value compared with the centre. Facilities include Wi-Fi and a reception desk; no spa or pool is listed. Dining is easy in Saint-Gilles, which has a large choice of independent restaurants, brasseries, Portuguese and Spanish cafes and bars around the Parvis and Chaussée de Waterloo, many at lower prices than the tourist centre. The service character is that of a straightforward three-star hotel, suited to budget-conscious couples, solo travellers and visitors who prefer a local neighbourhood to the Grand Place crowds. The district is walkable, and Art Nouveau architecture walks can start directly from the hotel's doorstep. Evening noise is typical of an urban, mixed residential area.