We stayed in hotel Albergo during a trip to Brussels. Cheap as a hostel so don't expect too much for their rooms. One of these has separated WC and incorporated bath in the same room.

I went to Brussels for business and I didn't have time for hotel reservation that day and I checked hotel Albergo.Unfortunately they had an available room. It was on the same floor with reception. The room had an awful bathroom and the room itself was dirty, also it smelled cigarette and some mixed irritating things. The window of the room was open to an empty area and it wasn't safe to stay there.There was no bar of stell or any protection in front of the window. Anyway I had to stay there but it was impossible to sleep there. There was much noise when I was trying to sleep at about 1 o'clock at night. There were 2 people speaking loudly in the reception and I couldn't stop myself and I went there and then "I pay 75€ for this awful room and I can't even sleep". Then they said they are sorry and they kept quiet. So my advice is never ever stay there, it is an example of amateur and disrespectful hotel administration. I will never go there again.

Very disappointed in this hotel. We reserved a room with a toilet in the room and when we arrived, we were given one without. This room also had a window that opened onto a "rooftop" that was full of garbage. Upon request, we were given another room, but the desk clerk was clearly annoyed. The room was in SERIOUS need of repair. There were wires hanging out of walls, cracks in the tile, etc. The stairs in this hotel are a hazard, there is no elevator, and the hallway is steep and very dark. Our door to our room was sketchy and didn't seem to lock. To top things off, we got a phone call at 4:29am for NO reason. 4:29AM!!!! We caught a train at 6 o'clock in the morning instead of our scheduled time because we couldn't wait to get out of there. The pictures of the hotel look NOTHING like the real thing.

This hotel was very reasonably priced, and fairly central (roughly a 20 minute walk from the Grand place) as it is close to shopping centres and Brussels Nord train station. It is in a quiet little side street close to a park, and the rooms are comfortable and bright if not particularly inviting, and are just the right size. The only complaint I had was that the rooms were very very warm - even when the fan in the room was used. The staff were pleasant, but if you're looking for a budget offering with minimal use of transport to get around, this may be just the thing.