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( ex. Hotel Capital )
Chaussee De Vleurgat 191, Ixelles, Belgium
Offering a vending machine and a lift, the smoke-free Ibis Brussels Centre Chatelain Ixelles hotel is nestled just 5 minutes' walk from Musee Constantin Meunier Museum and about 3 km from the enclosed cobblestone square "Grand Place". Boasting access to Eglise Saint Jacques Sur Coudenberg Church, 2.3 km away, this 3-star hotel includes a sunbathing terrace and a shared lounge providing guests with modern rooms.
Thanks to its convenient location in the Chatelain district, the comfortable hotel is in the vicinity of the two freshwater Ixelles Ponds. Parlamentarium Museum is within 25 minutes' walk of the Ibis Brussels Chatelain Ixelles, while Van Eyck bus stop is around 5 minutes' walk away. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Mare aux canards - Eendenvijver, which is about 1 km away. Such entertainment attractions as Place Flagey Live Music Venue are also 850 metres away.
The attractive Ibis Chatelain offers 62 rooms with air conditioning, as well as self-catering options such as tea and coffee-making facilities. The rooms are equipped with private bathrooms. A walk-in shower, a separate toilet, and a hydromassage showerhead, along with a hair dryer and bath sheets, are provided in the bathrooms. Guests can take advantage of views of the garden.
Ibis Brussels Centre Chatelain hotel offers a complimentary breakfast daily. This accommodation has an à la carte restaurant and a lounge bar. Enjoy Indian cuisine in the restaurant Ashok's Indian Restaurant, situated approximately 5 minutes away by car.
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