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Old Oct 3rd, 2007 | 02:06 PM
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Brussels - Hotels Noga,Welcome, Mozart

Any comments on Hotel Noga, Hotel Welcome, or Hotel Mozart in Brussels?
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Old Oct 3rd, 2007 | 02:25 PM
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While I have not stayed at any of these hotels, I did a quick check on TripAdvisor.com. The Noga and the Welcome seem to get good reviews. The Mozart had several bad reviews.

I'd go with either Noga or Welcome. I know I'm not too much help, but visit Tripadvisor if you haven't already.
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Old Oct 3rd, 2007 | 02:45 PM
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Thanks, I did visit tripadvisor. The reviews were mixed. The negative for us for the Hotel Welcome is that only the most expensive rooms are available when we would be there, which would make it about double what the Mozart would be. We would like to keep costs down. Any other comments?
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Old Oct 3rd, 2007 | 02:51 PM
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We stayed at the Welcome a few years ago ..before it was renovated .. and were totally delighted, with the rooms, the service and the staff. It was when they still had their restaurant and I must say, I'm sorry they closed it because it was really good.
I recommended it to a friend , who has to be in Brissels every few months on EU business and she has stayed there several time a year since. Sophie, the owner , was so helpful, even driving us to the airport one morning.
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Old Oct 3rd, 2007 | 03:32 PM
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The Mozart is in a central location around the block from the Grand Place but on a street of Mediterranean eateries.The bathrooms are dated and rooms have linoleum but the breakfast is fine.Run by middle easterners,it reminds one of a cheap Paris hotel..It will work for a short stay if you stay off the street
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Old Oct 4th, 2007 | 04:33 AM
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We have stayed twice at the Atlas Hotel, about 2-3 blocks from Grand Place.
www.atlas-hotel.be/
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Old Oct 4th, 2007 | 05:42 AM
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We stayed at the Mozart a few years ago, as it was a last minute trip, and during fair time.
Most hotels were fully booked.
It was O.K., but a bit creepy.
Often there was an empty lobby, including staff.
The Ibis,(Grand Place) is a bit more but, the best location of all.
More important it is very well run.
We have been staying there for about 20 years, and no real complaints.
It has now become a non-smoking hotel.
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