Crowne Plaza BRUSSELS AIRPORT

Hotel Description:

The bright and modern Crowne Plaza Brussels Airport hotel is your peaceful retreat in the Corporate Village, 5 minutes by shuttle from Brussels Airport. Arrive at the calm oasis of Crowne Plaza Brussels Airport , surrounded by rolling lawns and a serene lake dotted with birds and ducks, to enter the light-filled, 6-storey atrium. The elegant ambiance of the Lobby is defined by clean lines and sleek furniture, which you'll find with added warmth in your stylish room or Suite . Stroll to nearby companies in the Corporate Village . Crowne Plaza Brussels is a short drive from the Brussels ring road, and you can leave your vehicle in our car park . Catch the shuttle from the hotel to Brussels Airport, where trains connect to the city centre in 20 minutes. You can host events for up to 350 in our 16 meeting rooms and share Belgian beers afterwards in the dark wood surrounds of The Bar. Toast business success over succulent lobster or steak at our gastronomic Restaurant, or upgrade to Club level to challenge colleagues on the Wii in our exclusive Club Lounge . Reflect on a stay worth celebrating in the Fitness Centre's sauna or steam room. Beneath the EU's bureaucracy and the pomp of Grand Place , Brussels is a rich and playful city. Ask Crowne Plaza Brussels Airport's Front Desk staff about top chocolate spots, surrealism at the Magritte Museum or the wicked humour of the Manneken Pis statue.

Check In:  2:00 PM
Check Out:  12:00 PM

Native currency:  Euro
Number of floors:  6
Number of rooms:  315
Number of suites:  15
Time zone:  GMT

Restaurants:

The Restaurant: Delicious food selections to sustain the guests from breakfast to dinner with a variety of healthy and tasty dishes to be enjoyed in the bright restaurant or on the sunny terrace.

Recreation:

Fitness center on-site
Fitness center off-site
Children's program - Very nice playground located in a neaby park in Zaventem. 10 minutes away from the hotel by car

Room Info:

Meeting Facilities:

Belvédère:
Botanique:
Warande:
Botanique-Warande:
Egmont:
Leopold-Soignes:
Egmont - Leopold - Soignes:
Josaphat:
La Cambre:
Mont Des Arts:
La Cambre - Mont Des Arts:
Merode 1:
Merode 2:
Merode 3:
Merode 4:
Merode 5:
Merode 6:
Merode:
Private Dining:
Stuyvenberg:

Hotel Amenities:

(additional fees may apply to certain amenities)

• Accessible facilities
• Bathtub
• Color television
• Desk with lamp
• Executive floor
• High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
• Ice machine
• Late check-out available
• Parking
• Private bathroom
• Room service
• Separate closet
• Telephone jack adaptor available
• Two-line phone

• Air conditioning individually controlled in room
• Car rental desk
• Converters/ Voltage adaptors
• Direct dial telephone
• Gift/News stand
• High speed internet connection
• Interactive web TV
• Minibar
• Pay per view movies on TV
• Public area air conditioned
• Safe
• Spare electrical outlet available at desk
• Tennis court
• Voice mail

• Airline desk
• Cocktail lounge
• Cribs
• Dry cleaning
• Golf
• Housekeeping - daily
• Interior corridors
• Non-smoking
• Pets allowed
• Restaurant
• Safe deposit box
• Stereo
• Tour/sightseeing desk
• Wireless internet connection in public areas

• Bathrobe
• Coffee/Tea maker
• Currency exchange
• Electrical adaptors available
• Hairdryer
• Housekeeping - weekly
• Ironing board
• On-Site parking
• Premium movie channels
• Rollaway bed
• Satellite television
• Storage space
• Travel agency

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