The White Hotel is a modern, four-storey property set on the renowned shopping thoroughfare Avenue Louise, within two kilometres of the Grand Place and Mannekin Pis. The ten guestrooms are decorated in light colours with patterned fabrics and wood furnishings, and extend to balconies. Modern amenities include high-speed wireless Internet connections, satellite television, direct-dial phones, minibars, safes and complimentary newspapers. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations. After a buffet breakfast, guests can surf the web via complimentary wireless Internet access and make use of discounted access to the nearby fitness centre. In the evenings, guests can relax with a cocktail in the hotel bar. Those visiting on business can utilise the hotel's conference rooms, and a range of office-support services are available. Practical amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a dry- cleaning service and a multilingual concierge team on hand to offer sightseeing assistance. Guests arriving by car will find secure garage parking on site. The Grand Place, Mannenkin Pis, the Fish Market, Museum of Modern Art and Museum of Ancient Art are all within two kilometres of the hotel. The Atomium, a 102-metre-high steel building resembling a giant iron molecule, is eight kilometres away. Brussels Airport is ten kilometres away and takes approximately 15 minutes to reach by car.

Room Types:

Standard Double/Twin :   One double bed, one twin bed. Light, modern decor with patterned fabrics and wood furnishing. Balcony. Air conditioning, high-speed wireless Internet connection, satellite television, direct-dial phone, safe and complimentary newspaper. Bathroom with shower/tub combination.

Driving Directions: The railway station can be found on the basement level, below the terminal building. Airport City Express trains depart approximately every 10-30 minutes to Brussels' three main stations. Metered taxis are available outside the arrivals hall; licensed cabs have a yellow and blue emblem. De Lijn buses run also every 45 minutes to the city. A fast, cheap way to get around Brussels is on the extensive tram system.