About this hotel
General information
Corinthia Grand Hotel Astoria Brussels occupies a grand Belle Époque building on Rue Royale in the city’s upper town. Its centrepiece is Palm Court, an 11-metre-high hall beneath a stained-glass skylight, where the day runs from breakfast to late dinner. The grand staircase, a stained-glass walkway and the historic salons — one of which hosts a chamber series of classical concerts — keep the air of old Brussels alive.
The interiors set heritage architecture against contemporary design and Belgian art, with works by local artists, herringbone parquet, marble and fireplaces in the rooms and suites. The house is meant as a meeting place for creative Brussels: the gastronomic La Paix, the Belgian brasserie Le Petit bon bon, the hidden cocktail bar Under The Stairs, a 1,200 m² spa created with Sisley and Coutume, a boutique of pieces by Belgian makers and designers.
Location
The hotel stands at Rue Royale 103 in the Notre-Dame-aux-Neiges quarter, a few minutes’ walk from Brussels Park, the Mont des Arts, the Magritte Museum and the Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries, with the Botanical Garden close by. Brussels Airport is 14 km away, about 22 minutes by taxi; Brussels South Charleroi Airport is 60 km, around an hour, and Antwerp airport 51 km. Valet parking and a hotel house car are available to guests.
Spa
Corinthia Spa Brussels spans 1,200 m², its design inspired by Belgian lace. Treatments are created with Sisley Paris and draw on botanical ingredients and modern skincare techniques. The thermal area brings together a sauna, a hammam-style steam room and experience showers, alongside private treatment rooms, a duo room for two, a Spa Café serving light seasonal dishes and a Sisley boutique.
Sports & leisure
The gym is equipped by Technogym and BLK BOX, open around the clock to hotel guests, with personal training programmes by appointment. The hotel offers its own Brussels experiences, such as private in-suite tailoring, and helps plan walks through the city — from Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture to museums and the shops of the Royal Saint-Hubert Galleries. Coutume hosts workshops in table styling and floristry. For meetings and celebrations there is a 450 m² conference floor for up to 150 guests, the historic salons and private dining rooms, and the hotel also hosts weddings.
Restaurants & bars
Dining runs from breakfast under the skylight to a gastronomic dinner, with in-room dining around the clock:
- La Paix — a gastronomic restaurant pairing French technique with Japanese precision, with a chef’s table for 2–10 guests and a private dining room for 6–24 in the historic salons
- Le Petit bon bon — a Belgian brasserie serving the country’s favourite dishes from seasonal produce, each with a light modern twist; lunch and dinner daily
- Under The Stairs — an intimate cocktail bar tucked beneath the staircase, where Art Deco meets the spirit of disco; signature cocktails, walk-ins only
- Palm Court — the skylit hall for breakfast, light lunches, pastries and dinner; from Friday to Sunday it serves Astoria Tea Time, an afternoon tea with Belgian touches
- The Courtyard — the inner courtyard, where Le Petit bon bon dishes and Under The Stairs cocktails are served in season
- Astoria Brunches — themed brunches in a historic salon: on Sundays, and on Saturday evenings with a DJ
Rooms
Rooms, suites and penthouses are dressed in a warm, restrained palette with natural stone, marble bathrooms and works by Belgian artists, many looking onto Rue Royale or the quiet inner courtyards. Penthouse and Signature Suite guests have a personal butler.
Table and seating area, 50-inch or larger smart TV, Nespresso coffee machine, high-speed Wi-Fi, turndown service and Diptyque bath amenities.
Superior Room
A calm room in warm bronze and soft neutral tones, with natural stone and a marble bathroom.
Deluxe Room
Greys, deep rusts and blues over stone floors, with a king-size bed, a table and seating area and views of the inner or outer courtyard; the bathroom has a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Sleeps two.
Grand Deluxe Room
The largest of the non-suite rooms, with a king-size bed, a generous sitting area, contemporary art and views of Rue Royale or the courtyards; bathtub and separate shower. Sleeps two.
Junior Suite
An open-plan suite with tall windows, herringbone floors, a sitting area with sofa, a king-size bed and a walk-in wardrobe; the marble bathroom has a bathtub, rain shower and double vanity. Sleeps two.
Deluxe Junior Suite
Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto a private furnished terrace over the inner courtyard; king-size bed, walk-in wardrobe and a marble bathroom with bathtub, rain shower and double vanity. Sleeps two.
Superior Suite
A small apartment in feel, with separate living room and bedroom, a king-size bed, walk-in wardrobe, guest powder room and works by Belgian artists; the bathroom has a bath, walk-in shower and double basins. Sleeps two.
Deluxe Suite
A separate living room with decorative fireplace and herringbone floors, a king-size bedroom, a balcony and views of Rue Royale or the courtyards; marble bathroom with heated floors, bath, walk-in shower and bidet, plus a guest powder room. Sleeps two.
Grand Deluxe Suite
Made for entertaining, with a large living room and decorative fireplace, a guest powder room, a king-size bedroom, views of Rue Royale or the courtyards and a marble bathroom with heated floors. Sleeps two.
Belle Vue Penthouse
A top-floor penthouse looking over the city’s rooftops and parks: a living room opening onto a large furnished terrace, a king-size bedroom and a marble bathroom with botanical mosaics. Sleeps two.
Grand Suite
The largest one-bedroom suite, laid out like a Parisian apartment: a living room with fireplace, a dining table for six, a study lined with bookshelves and views of Rue Royale; a freestanding bathtub sits in the king-size bedroom. Sleeps two.
Brontë Penthouse
A literary-themed penthouse in deep blue panelling: a living and dining room for eight, a study of leather-bound books, a bedroom and a large terrace with sunbeds and a dining area above Rue Royale.
Royal Heritage Suite
A heritage suite reached by the grand staircase and a stained-glass walkway: a music salon with a baby grand piano and turntable, a dining room for eight, a private office, a bedroom with Juliet balcony, a marble bathroom and a large terrace with sunbeds. Sleeps two.
Grand Gallery Penthouse
Two bedroom suites with dual dressing areas, a living and dining room for eight, a study, a private gym and treatment room; furnished terraces face the Palace of Justice and the cathedral, and a marble bathroom sets the tub in a bay window.
Grand Masters Penthouse
A two-bedroom penthouse devoted to Flemish painting: an entrance lobby with three access points, a living room with marble fireplace and a terrace over the rooftops, a dining room, a reading room beside a secluded courtyard, a study and two bathrooms. Sleeps four.
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