I guess the hotel was cheap so you shouldn't expect much but I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I was staying in a non smoking room which had an ash tray in it and a very strong smell of smoke.at night the noise from other guests, the elevator, and outside street made it difficult to sleep. The breakfast was practically non existent, very disappointing. On the plus side the shower was hot and the wifi Internet was fast and free

Just returned from Best Western County.

Nice little hotel overall.

The rooms are very basic with no fridge, minibar or tea and coffee making facilities and the bathroom is small. However all very clean and fine for a few days stay. The rooms have balconies but they are not sectioned off per room, so not too much privacy.

The Restaurant and room service were fine. Breakfast had a nice selection and again was fine for what we wanted.

The Hotel is in prime location for the trams and buses - literally in front of the hotel, so for sightseeing at a good price this Hotel is really in a good spot.

Local bars and restaurants are within walking distance.

The staff were lovely, from front desk reception, to waiters and room maids. We couldn't fault a thing with the staff at all. Nothing was too much trouble.

When we ordered Taxis, the reception staff dealt with this efficiently. Please bear in mind all taxis are on a meter, and they are very expensive, in fact very very expensive. I would suggest using the trams and buses where possible.

The noise of the local transport is very noisy, so I would suggest taking earplugs for a good nights sleep as verything did get going around 5.30am and we did have interrupted sleep due to this.

I would stay here again and found the Belgians in general very amicable people.

I stayed at this hotel for a week-long business seminar and ended up having one of the most sleep deprived stays of my life. On the face of it this hotel should not be so bad; the staff are courteous and polite, and the restaurant is of a very good standard. Free wi-fi internet access is provided, and the quiet and small bar does provide a good selection of Belgian beers (amongst other things), although at hotel prices! The rooms themselves are very small and basic, with no tea/coffee facilities, no drinking water or minibar, very small bathrooms and no ironing board etc. The room is, however, well kept and clean, and the main issues I found during my stay related to the building itself.

The hotel is located on a commuter route as it is in a mainly residential area. Down both sides of the hotel run busy main roads, with a large bus stop and tram stop located immediately outside the hotel. Whilst this is quite convenient for travelling into the city centre (15 minutes on the tram at €1.70) the noise can be unbearable early in the morning until late at night. This was not helped by the fact that my room, at the front of the hotel, had an access door to the balcony terrace that would not close fully. Additionally, the rooms walls are paper thin and conversations can easily be heard through them. This also meant that normal volume discussions impacted on my sleep.

If you are, like me, booked into this hotel I strongly recommend taking ear plugs. With this extra measure, this hotel would have provided a much more satisfying stay.

The rooms are a bit basic but they are clean and comfortable. We found the staff to be very friendly when anything was needed and discrete and unobtrusive otherwise. The location is good too, Uccle has many shops and restaurants locally (Le Parvis and O Petit Suisse are recommended). It is much more tranquil than staying in the centre but is 20 yds from direct tram 4 from Gare du Midi, and also 92 which takes you just about everywhere you might wish to go in the centre. Not particularly romantic but practical, convenient and comfortable!