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Juliana Hotel Brussels

Brussels • Place des Martyrs • SPLURGE

avg. $385 / night

Includes $20 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

Part of Small Luxury Hotels

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PB hotel design editorial

Place des Martyrs is one of Brussels' most charged addresses — a neoclassical square built in the 1770s to designs attributed to Claude Fisco, its cobbled courtyard presided over by a monument to those who died in the Belgian Revolution of 1830. Into this civic monument, Juliana Hotel Brussels was fitted in 2016, its 59 rooms carved from a building that spent much of the twentieth century in quiet institutional use before a careful restoration returned the pale stone facade, mansard roofline, and rhythmic pilaster bays to something close to their original authority. The interiors move confidently between the building's inherited grandeur and a darker, more contemporary sensibility. The restaurant ceiling retains its original geometric painted plasterwork — ochre, sage, and gilt cartouches that the design team wisely left intact — set against slate-tiled floors, deep green velvet banquettes, tufted in the French manner, and flame-shaped brass wall sconces that shift the room's register toward intimate rather than ceremonial. Guest rooms follow two moods: lower floors dressed in de Gournay-style botanical wallpapers with ebonised console tables and tulip-base coffee tables in matte black, while attic rooms expose the building's original timber roof structure, blackened beams crossing beneath pitched ceilings hung with oversized photographic murals of classical sculpture. The basement spa extends the figurative art thread through large-format mosaic panels depicting abstracted human forms alongside a lap pool tiled with Greek key motifs.

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Room service

Free Internet

Wheelchair Access

Restaurant

Bar/Lounge

Free Wifi

Fitness center

Juliana Hotel Brussels Reviews

267 reviews

"The hotel is beautiful: very clean, well decorated, and with a pleasant atmosphere. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming, which we appreciated. That said, several aspects did not meet five-star expectations. Breakfast was heavily overpriced, and the wellness area was uncomfortably cold. The spa experience was further disrupted by a manager loudly correcting cleaning staff near the pool while guests were present, even instructing them to wipe surfaces while we were there, and right next to the chairs we were in. This broke the calm atmosphere you would expect in a luxury wellness area. The room was cold upon arrival because a staff member removed the key card we had left in to allow the room to warm up. In addition, the hairdryer was broken, the minibar was empty, and we were asked for a deposit, none of which align with a five-star standard. Overall, while the hotel looks the part and the staff are friendly, the service and attention to detail fall short of a true five-star experience"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 22, 2026

"Well my experience was good and bad. The good: great location overlooking a pretty plaza. The decor is interesting. The bad: a tad dark in spots. We had to move rooms because of construction outside our window facing the square. Our initial room was really small. Not what I was expecting for the rate we paid. After our first night we were moved to a spacious, quiet, clean room, we expected for this hotel. It overlooked a garden area. I had an unfortunate fall on the first night in the lobby. It could have been far worse. I fell down the front steps in front of the reception area. It struck me odd how the staff seemed unconcerned as to my welfare apart from giving me an ice pack for a very sore face which resulted in bad bruising. Not once did anyone ask me how I was afterward the incident, or during my stay. My husband got ill also and we had to extend our stay by two more nights. Fortunately we did not have to change rooms again. Our room was comfortable apart from a poor supply of coffee and tea and the quality of both was poor also. The bed comfy. Very quiet also at night, thankfully. Some staff members were congenial enough as they should be. We were charged for breakfasts we did not have. It was quickly rectified. An odd 200 euro deposit is taken out on our card for our stay. I've never encountered that before. All in all more like a four star hotel with 5 star prices. Maybe some people need empathy training and, oh, bring a flashlight because it's so dark in places you'll most likely need it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 09, 2025

"Great Location. It's like walking in a musuem as you get in the hotel. Nice cocktails. Breakfast was one of the best that I had."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Dec 05, 2025

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