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"Our family of four stayed here while visiting Brussels and absolutely loved it! The Moroccan décor was charming and the staff were very courteous and helpful. The location is perfect being between the train station and the main square. If going to Brussels, I can't recommend Hotel Mozart enough!"

"Excellent Location, very central we walked to all the attractions including the Royal Palace you can see everything along the way. Lots shops and restaurants something for everyone. The indoor pool was heated and really nice at sunset (you have to book time slot with reception). The bar was nice we had few mocktails. Cant fault hotel would stay again. Noticed they gave free complimentary spa like item to customer checking in when we checked out…a little annoyed as did ask them to do something for husband’s bday which they didn't, even a note would’ve been nice. Or if you looked at passports you would’ve noticed the date these little touches would put your service at 5*. Can get a little noisy outside feels like its central route to all emergency services."

"Property was nice. There is still construction. Breakfssr buffet was nice Near lots of points of interest The concierge was very helpful and nice. They also gave use of a electric converter for free "

"Perfect location"

"The breakfast is the best. The selection well thought of in terms of variety and quality. I love the banana bread. The ginger and lemon shots were a bonus. Very good transport links- there is a tram and bus stop in front of the hotel. Train station 3 minutes away. The room very spacious "

"Enjoyed the spacious room and the excellent breakfast buffet! The proximity to Brussels Midi railway station makes this an ideal place to stay to explore Brussels and the neighboring places. The front desk staff were friendly and very helpful!"

"We had a lovely stay! The overall interior was really pretty, the breakfast was good and we loved the rooftop bar. "

"The customer service was super impressive"

"Seemed like a safe section of Brussels, and was very easy to get on the metro line (less than a block) that went directly into the museum/historic district."