Hotels near Gaasbeek Castle

"Conveniently located within the station, great transport links. 30 mins walk to centre. Clean and spacious rooms. Good sound-proofing, with black-out curtains. Daily housekeeping. Bathroom had a bathtub with showerheads. Can be difficult to climb in and out of bath (short legs!). Water temperature and pressure great. Toilet is separate, but sink to wash hands is in bathroom. Room had a mini-fridge that chilled well, and a safe. Overall, would stay here again."

"Staff is very helpful, location is perfect and room is clean"

"Great staff, very friendly. Daily room cleaning is awesome."

"Clean and basic, as expected. Right by Brussels Midi station"

"[I don't need your AI to write my review! That is insulting!] This is a wonderful hotel with a great staff who are ready to accommodate a guest's every need. The breakfast is especially generous."

"Great place , clean and quiet "

"I had stayed at a number of budget hotels in my 30+ years of traveling. Even at a budget hotel it should be clean. When I checked in, there was mold in the bathroom ceiling. After some discussion they moved me to another room which was cleaner but then the TV didn't work. I again raised this to their attention and they said only two TVs work in the buiding and they were renovating and did not have a timeline of when the TVs would be working for anyone. Even at a budget hotel mold is not acceptable and is a health issue. The listed amenity of the TV is not working so that should be removed as an amenity and that is false advertising. I shall file a formal complaint with the commission in Brussels regarding this establishment. Any room with mold should not be rented out due to health issues until appropriate measures have been taken to completely remove the mold. Travelers should also be aware that this is an older building so it does take around 5 minutes to get hot water in the shower. Also as others have pointed out there really aren't any convenience stores, grocery stores, restaurants or really anything in walking distance. I took the 98 bus (the 98 bus stop is on the street) into Brussels and it generally took around 30 minutes to get to the Grand Hall area. So you should be prepared for that if you plan to use public transportation."