Yadoya Hotel

The hotel is right next to the subway station, which is super convenient for transportation. It's also only about a 15-minute walk to the old town. Within a 5-minute walk, there's a KFC, McDonald's, and various supermarkets. We arrived around 8:00 AM and the front desk agent immediately checked us in, which was very thoughtful. The Asian lady at the front desk was extremely nice! The view from the window was also fantastic. However, since the room faced the street, there was a bit of noise. Overall, it's still highly recommended.

To be fair, this hotel generally lives up to its description. It has a clean, Japanese-inspired decor and the facilities are well-maintained. However, I'm giving it a bad review because I was bitten by bed bugs, and the manager was incredibly petty. Initially, I was given an accessible room on the ground floor, which is a disabled-friendly room. I actually didn't mind it; I thought it was quite nice not to have to use elevators and the room was spacious, so I didn't ask to change. This hotel only has one room on that floor. Because it's on the ground floor and the window opens directly onto a small patio garden, it was damp. Combined with the wooden headboard, that's likely where the bites came from. The first night was perfectly normal, but I was bitten on the second night. I immediately went to the front desk, and Ms. Dayana was on duty. She was incredibly helpful and supportive, so the single star I'm giving is entirely for her. Then, my Trip.com concierge, Ah Huang, did her best to negotiate with the hotel. My only request was a refund for the second night's stay; I didn't even ask for compensation. However, the hotel said they could only refund the first night's fee because the second night was more expensive, and they could only refund the cheaper night. I was utterly speechless! I hadn't even noticed the prices for the two nights were different, and it was specifically on the second night that I was bitten. Seriously, what an incredibly petty move over a difference of about 200 yuan! This level of 'generosity' is truly something. I didn't want to waste any more time arguing and let it ruin my mood. A manager with such a small-minded attitude isn't worth it. I just want to warn others to avoid this place.

The hotel is decent, clean, and well-located. However, I must report that a cleaning staff member or hotel employee opened our door while we were sleeping and hadn't checked out yet.

The hotel's location is pretty good – right next to a metro station and very close to the city center. It's quite quiet at night, though Brussels' streets in general aren't the cleanest. It's also super convenient to get to Midi Station directly by metro, and North Station is within walking distance. The hotel facilities are generally quite new, but there's no kettle. However, the coffee machine is good, and it comes with four free capsules. They clean the room daily, and the staff at the front desk are very friendly. The only downside was that there was a power outage on the day I checked out. I had to walk down the stairs to ask, and they said the whole hotel was affected and an electrician was working on it, but it was back on shortly after. They have a dedicated room for luggage storage. (P.S. Belgian food is delicious, definitely give it a try!)

The room was very clean. Compared to many hotels in Europe, I much prefer this style of decor. This is a Japanese-style hotel with natural wood tones, very simple yet cozy. Plus, the location is great, right next to the subway station.

The hotel's location is a 15-20 minute walk from the Central train station. There are a few markets nearby that are open late. The hotel was clean, and the room was spacious. The staff were attentive and friendly. There's luggage storage available. There's also a metro station right next to it. It's a 15-minute walk to Grand Place as well. Recommended for those who don't mind a 15-minute walk. We were satisfied with the hotel, thank you.