We stayed for a long weekend, got a special offer with free minibar and late check-out and it was a really good deal for Brussels (check NH Hotels website for the deals, i believe it is frequently there). The rooms were really nice, stylish. The bathroom quite modern (but with milky glass door, i don't get these ideas much). Everything was super clean and neat. The breakfast was very good, choice was sufficient for the size of the hotel (it is not big).
The location is out of center but the metro is nearby, and twice we even walked it to the center - if you have time and don't mind walking, it is a pleasant walk.
Close to the hotel you can find lot of shops, also cafes and restaurants.
I would definitely come back.

NH Stefanie has a good ballance price for value. It's a standard NH, so there is nothing so special to write about it. Location is good because you can go everiwhere by walking ad for dinner you can take a taxy for a little amount and time.
Try to Find a good price direct from web site and you will Find a good solution for visiting this nice city.

I booked this hotel for my college age daughter and friends based on Tripadvisor reviews, never having been to Brussels. She reported that it was safe, close to the City Center, and train station, and had several nearby restaurants. It was clean and lovely, and the breakfasts were delicious. The price was extremely reasonable for the quality of the rooms.

Thanks to Trip Advisor for the reviews I read ahead of booking this hotel as they were accurate and meant we booked a hotel that we all felt was totally reliable. I guess it does not excel at any particular angle but just excels at being very good and reliable.
It is an easy walk to the centre without being too close to the centre. The main street it is close to is Av. Louise and that is a great shopping street. South of the hotel is a smart residential area where there are pockets of nice restaurants, bars and niche shops.
The hotel is also in a good location for driving in and out being close to the inner ring road. A gps is advisable as the tunnel network can disorientate you!