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Noga
At a Glance
- great location, inexpensive rates
Pros
- hotel could use some updating
Cons
Noga Review
The hotel's Web site promises a "cosy, cosy, very cosy" spot, and indeed it is. Opened in 1958, the Noga is packed with mementos of the Jazz Age, from table lamps to black-and-white photographs of the period. There are rooms on four floors for two, three, or four people—larger rooms have sofas—and all have bathrooms with shower only. You can rent a bike, borrow a book from the library, or even order a picnic lunch to take sightseeing with you. The hotel is in the popular Béguinage quarter, near the Ste-Catherine fish market.
- Address: rue du Béguinage 38, Lower Town, Brussels, B1000 | Map It
- Phone: 02/218-6763
- Website: www.nogahotel.com
- Metro Metro: Ste-Catherine.
- Location: Lower Town
Contact Information
- 19 rooms.
- Bar, parking.
- Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
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