Location. The Hotel Frederiksborg is located in a suburb of Brussels, three kilometres from the historic city centre and its focal point, the Grand Square. Hotel Features. Laid out over five floors, the Hotel Frederiksborg is built in traditionally Belgian style, with an open fire in the lounge. Amenities include limited hours room service. Wireless Internet access is available throughout the property.

The Hotel Frederiksborg's restaurant offers Danish and French cooking and serves a range of traditionally brewed Danish and Belgian beers.

Guestrooms. The 30 guestrooms are decorated in warm hues of orange and red and feature functional modern furniture. All offer complimentary wireless Internet access, televisions, telephones and bathrooms with showers.

Room Types:

Standard Single:   One twin bed. Warm red decor and modern furnishings. Television, complimentary wireless Internet access and telephone. Bathroom with shower.

Standard Double:   One double bed or two twin beds. Warm red decor and modern furnishings. Television, complimentary wireless Internet access and telephone. Bathroom with shower.

Triple room:   Three twin beds. Warm red decor and modern furnishings. Television, complimentary wireless Internet access and telephone. Bathroom with shower.

Driving Directions: From Brussels Airport (BRU): Distance to Hotel Frederiksborg is 18 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes' drive.

Getting there. The airport's railway station is located below the terminal building on the basement level, and can be reached by elevator. Airport City Express train services run every 10-30 minutes between 5 a.m. and midnight, and connect to the city's three main stations. Take the metro from Brussels North to Simonis, 500 metres from the hotel. Single fares cost 2.60 EUR. Metered taxis can be found in front of the Arrivals hall; licensed cabs have a blue and yellow emblem. The journey to the centre of Brussels takes about 20 minutes and costs 30-40 EUR. De Lijn buses run to the city every 45 minutes. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Brussels and the surrounding suburbs are served by an integrated bus, metro, and tram network, which offers a cheap and efficient way to explore the city. Tickets should be validated prior to boarding. Over 600 taxi ranks are located around the city.