| Description | The Sheraton Brussels Hotel and Towers in Brussels, one block from the shops on the Rue Neuve, is a 30 storey hotel, two blocks from the Botanical Gardens and one kilometre from the historic Grand Place. The hotel has a vast lobby which features a bronze equestrian statue and sofas and floor to ceiling windows overlooking busy Place Rogier. The 533 air conditioned guestrooms feature large padded headboards, tiled bathrooms, and desks, bedside tables, and wardrobes in matching wood with geometric inlay designs. Eleven foot wide windows provide full or partial city views, and all rooms include high speed Internet connections, minibars, and movies, music, and video games via the television (surcharge).
The Sheraton Brussels Hotel and Towers, Brussels, has the informal, first floor Crescendo Restaurant, offering street views and an international menu. The Crescendo open for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, while the adjoining Crescendo Bar serves a wide range of drinks, including Belgian beers on tap. The chic O Bar is decorated with sculptures and serves sushi and baguettes until well after midnight, and the Espresso Bar on the ground floor overlooks Place Rogier in Brussels and offers coffee, juice, croissants, and sandwiches until late afternoon. Guests enjoy complimentary access to the fitness centre, saunas, and a 39 foot indoor lap pool located on the 29th and 30th floors and offering panoramic city views. A poolside bar serves soft drinks, wine, beer, and snacks from the room service menu. High speed wireless Internet access is available throughout the Sheraton Brussels (surcharge), and a 24 hour business centre houses two PCs, a printer, a fax machine, and photocopiers. Accommodating groups up to 1,000, the hotel's 19 meeting rooms include a ballroom and three 29th floor banquet rooms with city views. Guests who love to shop will find Rue Neuve one block away, and the designer boutiques of Avenue Louise 2.5 kilometres away. Joggers can explore the paths at the Botanical Gardens, two blocks east of the hotel. |
