Hotel Mozart

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michellesD4357DT

5/5Tripadvisor· a month ago

I travelled with 3 female friends in our early 60s. The owner is lovely, funny and friendly. We had a room with 3 single beds and a double. Really comfortable beds. The shower was powerful and hot. Plenty of room. The hotel is right in the middle of bars and cafes and the Grand Plaza and other attractions are a a couple of minutes walk away. The breakfast consisted of a croissant or waffle with a baguette and cheese, orange juice plus coffee or tea. The hotel is lavishly decorated with morrocan ornaments and a little garden area with a fountain. There's someone on the desk 24/7. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay there and would recommend.

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Gary Parkes

5/5Google· a month ago

I had a great stay in what was one of the most beautifully and ornately decorated hotels I have ever seen. This was definitely a boutique hotel and the owners were on hand and welcoming and kind. I highly recommend!

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Sharon Deroy

2/5Google· 3 months ago

If your after a hotel that you can come back too at the end of the day to relax and get a good night's sleep, well then this is NOT the hotel for that. Its in a good location but its noisy, smells musty, all tv's in hotel are not working, no fans, very warm in rooms. Each afternoon i was not looking forward to going back here because of the constant loud music coming from restaurant/bar right next to my room. After listening to this loud music hours at a time, I complained numerous times to the front desk manager and was told "it stops at 10pm" (which was not the case) or "you just have to wait for it to stop" Unfortunately other hotels in the area were booked out otherwise I would have went elsewhere.

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geniegal

4/5Tripadvisor· 2 weeks ago

We chose this hotel because it was quirky and something a bit different. Literally a couple of minutes walk from Grand Place. Plenty of restaurants close by. In the street where the hotel is there are Greek and Italian restaurants aplenty. Central station is very close. The lift is super tiny and can just fit two people with minimal luggage. There are a lot of rooms off multiple hallways but there are direction signs. The lower budget rooms are small, we decided on a twin as it seemed a little bigger. Our beds were comfortable although the metal bed heads seemed to be unattached and rocked back and forwards noisily against the wall. Fixed by putting a towel behind it. We had space for luggage, WiFi good and water hot. Lighting is not great and there is no air conditioning. Even in October we were very warm. You can open a window and there was a fan in the room. The whole place is very colourful, tiles are beautiful and there is bric a brac everywhere adding to its charm. We had breakfast on one morning. It is basic, juice, a roll and a croissant, slice of cheese plus tea or coffee. Okay for the price and enough to get you started for the day. The owner is very friendly and made us welcome. We stayed 4 nights and would stay again but maybe in a higher price room. The fact it is very convenient to everything makes it worth it.

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pianoman55

1/5Tripadvisor· 4 months ago

I actually didn't go...`I booked this hotel in September 2025, for June 2026 for a very special event - a big choir festival in Brussels. I booked a triple room for 3 adults. It was booked through Hotels.com. 1 week before arrival I received notification from the hotel and from Hotels.com that the booking had been cancelled - no explanation until I contacted the hotel to ask why? They said it was due to renovations. I was shocked that they had not found me alternative accommodation and simply referred me back to Hotels.com. I eventually got through to speak to a delightful man in Hotels.com customer service, who spent 2 hours finding me an alternative hotel in the same area. He assured me from the beginning that we would only pay the same price as per our original booking. It was a very stressful situation which could have been avoided. I cannot believe that the hotel were unaware of renovations until 1 week before arrival. All is hopefully well that ends well. We are actually booked into a higher quality hotel now.

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Carol Coakley

4/5Google· 6 months ago

This is an eclectic/ Victorian / Moroccan style place. With so much paintings and lanterns and all sorts of things round every corner. It’s creaky floors is just part of the character of this place. So many views from each window. And just round the corner from the square. It’s lovely but nothing like an ordinary hotel. Breakfast was simple and fine. Lots of character.

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Trip.com Member

4.2/5Trip.com· 4 months ago

I had ti wait until 2 pm no one minute less to enter the room again. However, the lady let me put my stuff in the room as I arrived early in the morning. The room is comfy but there was no AC and the fan was little, not enough for the summer; it was a hot night. I could not hear any noise so I slept like a baby! The decoration is the best, lovely and lots of art everywhere you look. I would stay again if there is a bigger fan. Location is best, a few steps away from every single attraction.

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Elgador

3/5Tripadvisor· 4 months ago

I'll start with the good stuff-- the staff was pleasant, the owner was super friendly, helpful and a joy to interact with. The decor was over-the-top Persian, antique-like and whimsical. It was like being in your grandmother's home-- it was very kitschy but inviting. It truly made me smile. I thought the property was very much central to the city; great location just minutes from the train station and all of the major attractions, restaurants and shops. It was very affordable. The room was spacious enough for me and my friend-- and I appreciated having a private bathroom. I say this because it wasn't obvious that we would, in fact, have our own bathroom (moving to the not-so-good stuff)...this very much felt like a brothel or hostel. It was tethering on grimy...dark, dirty carpets, uncomfortable mattresses and pillows, worn out linens. The room gave a smell of musky/dusty/old. Our TV did not provide any working channels. I didn't see any bugs with my eyes, but I kept anticipating it. The biggest disappointment was there is no air conditioning (it was a hot June day) so we were forced to sleep with the window open which faced the busiest street. This meant late night shouting (World Cup matches being watched at the restaurants along the street) and early morning VERY LOUD trucks cleaning the streets, picking up trash and delivering goods to nearby restaurants (I am talking about starting at 5:00AM). We had room 122. I did not sleep well. I also wouldn't stay here again...