Belgium Hotels

Multicultural, multilingual Belgium straddles northern Europe and southern Europe with its Romance languages. Folklore is popular in the country, which has a relatively high number of processions. Tuck into a cosy room found by HotelTravel.com. 

 
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Amigo Hotel Brussels is a luxury hotel superbly located in the very heart of Brussels, adjacent to t...
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Apollo Arthotel Brugge (Formerly Scandic Hotel) offers comfortable accommodations where guests can r...
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Theater Hotel is centrally located in the historic district and within the quiet vicinity of the bea...
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Best Western Hotel Cour St. Georges prides itself on the splendid location, in the historically rich...
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Belgium Introduction

Of all the European countries, Belgium is perhaps the most eccentric. Blessed with a rich, colourful history, this tiny country has one of the most diverse arrays of cultural, business, and political components of any nation its size in the world.
Brussels, its capital, is also the capital of the European Union, a testament to the country’s reputation as a culturally diverse centre of art, commerce and foreign affairs. People flock to city hotels to explore its monumental architecture, trendy shops, café culture, fine restaurants and world-class museums.
Belgium has one of Europe’s richest art histories, having been ruled for centuries by several European powers. From the Flemish Primitives and strokes of surrealism to Gothic masterpieces and Art-Nouveau jewels, all are magnificently presented. Many resorts in Brugge, a prime Belgium tourist destination, evoke a medieval charm like the town itself. Forested Ardennes offers peaceful stone burgs nestled in beautiful river valleys, where a hotel stay seems to resemble a retreat for the world-weary.
For accommodation, the country offers everything from five-star hotels to small family inns. You will find public transportation efficient and not expensive. From fine dining and hearty country cuisine to decadent chocolates and delicious beers, Belgians have a keen sense for the good things in life. The country also has an extensive range of accommodation from luxury five-star hotels to small family inns. Public transportation is inexpensive and efficient.
Belgium’s countryside is rich in historic cities, castles and churches. Bordered by Germany, Luxembourg, France and The Netherlands, Belgium features wide, sandy beaches of the northern coast, which run for over 55km. The country’s landscape varies from rivers and gorges in the Ardennes to the gentle green plains of its countryside. It’s easy to plan the perfect trip to this wonderful little country by visiting our Belgium Activity and Belgium Sightseeing pages for information on the what to do and where to go.

 
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Belgium is a land of impressive architecture, lively nightlife, delicious cuisine, castles and cathedrals. Sometimes called ‘Europe’s most eccentric country’, Belgium is unique and a bizarre little place. If you’re looking for something offbeat, you’ll find it here, whether it’s among the wild and wacky festivals or simply the daily life.

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Children are adored in Belgium. It is an extremely child-friendly country when it comes to almost all aspects of travelling with children.

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Belgium is home to hundreds of festivals, pageants and carnivals throughout the year.

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Antwerp
Since the 15th century, Antwerp has been an important diamond centre. Today it is the most important diamond trade centre in the world. In addition to a flourishing trade in uncut and unpolished diamonds, countless diamond jewellers are established here. The diamond district is located right in the heart of the city. 

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Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) is Belgium’s main international airport, located 12km northeast of the city. The Airport City Express train connects the airport with all three main railway stations (Brussels North, Central and South), running every 15 minutes from 06:00 to 00:00 and taking just 15-20 minutes travel time. The airport train station is located on level one below the terminal. Other trains also depart frequently for destinations all over Belgium. Coaches depart from the airport bus station on the ground level for major cities in Belgium, France and The Netherlands. Buses run regularly to and from the city and the bus station is located below the Arrivals Hall. Taxis to the city take about 40 minutes travel time and are available from outside the Arrivals Hall. All licensed taxis are marked by yellow and blue license emblems. A tip is generally included in taxi fares. Hotel courtesy coaches go to Holiday Inn, Novotel and Sofitel. Airport facilities: car parking, car hire, outgoing duty free shops, medical facilities, computer and fax facilities and conference and business facilities. 

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Belgium currency is the Euro (€). Notes are in denominations of €500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5. Coins are in denominations of €2, 1 and 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1 cents.

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