Hotel lobby is gorgeous, as are the eateries onsight. One surprise upon arrival was the unhelpful person at the front desk.
Did what he had to do but wasn't smiling or friendly and absolutely did not go out of his way.
Our rooms had flat screens and the bathrooms were obviously redone (great shower pressure!) but there was a stain on our duvet and the room was TINY.
The bed was very comfortable though.
Our main complaint was the 20 Euro breakfast. NOT WORTH IT!! We were under the impression that it was included (probably our fault) and the price of a very mediocre meal almost trumped our hotel cost for the evening.
Service and food = not great.
Everything else was great quality for a budget hotel.

On arrival the staff at reception made us feel like they were doing us a favour by letting us stay at the hotel. Having stayed at Het Klooster in Leuven, another Martins hotel a number of times, we were dissapointed by the service at this hotel.

The breakfast was also extremely expensive, €20 per person!

The hotel itself is great, clean and location not bad. Just the staff....especially reception.

Martin's is situated in the european district. The Grand Place is a 30 min walk or a 10 min subway ride. Subway station is only 500m from the hotel. The neigbourhood is nice and safe. You will find some pubs and restaurants close to the hotel but tourists will most likely eat out in the city centre.

This is a business hotel. Clean, modern, good. Rooms are quiet and beds are good. Reception is efficient but don't expect a warm welcome.

You will probaly find a good deal (70 EUR) on hotel sites. Parking in front of the hotel is free on saturdays and sundays.

recommended by a travel agent, the price was good cos of the summer holidays (Brussels,like Paris, closed down over the summer, so hotels are quiet) Located about 10 minutes from Gare Midi, with metro at bottom of road, this hotel has been refurbished and is spotless. breakfast excellent, and friendly staff. European Commission is, literally, across the road, with sufficient pubs and eating houses around.