Belgium has a hotel scene that ranges from grand belle époque palaces in Brussels to intimate canal-side hotels in Bruges and design-led boutique properties in Ghent. This guide covers the best hotels in Belgium for every budget and travel style in 2026.
Best Hotels in Brussels
Hotel Amigo (5-star) — The finest hotel in Brussels, steps from the Grand Place. A beautifully designed property with rooms decorated with references to Belgian art and culture. The location is unbeatable. Rates from £250–£550 per night.
Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo — See above — this is the same property (Rocco Forte manages it). One of the most acclaimed hotels in Belgium.
Pillows Grand Boutique Hotel Place Rouppe (boutique) — A beautifully restored Art Deco hotel in central Brussels, with spacious rooms and excellent service. Rates from £150–£280 per night.
Motel One Brussels (budget design) — Stylish, affordable rooms in a great central location. Rates from £80–£140 per night.
Best Hotels in Bruges
Hotel Dukes' Palace (5-star) — A stunning luxury hotel in a 15th-century ducal palace in the heart of Bruges. The rooms are beautifully appointed and the location — steps from the Markt — is exceptional. Rates from £200–£450 per night.
Hotel de Orangerie (boutique) — A romantic boutique hotel in a converted 15th-century convent on a quiet canal, with a terrace overlooking the water. One of the most atmospheric hotels in Bruges. Rates from £160–£320 per night.
Hotel Navarra (mid-range) — A well-located mid-range hotel in a converted 18th-century trading house, with a pool — unusual for Bruges. Rates from £120–£220 per night.
Best Hotels in Ghent
Ghent Marriott Hotel (4-star) — A well-located hotel on the Korenlei quay, with views over the medieval waterfront. Rates from £130–£250 per night.
1898 The Post (boutique luxury) — A stunning boutique hotel in a converted 19th-century post office on the Korenmarkt, with a rooftop terrace and beautifully designed rooms. Rates from £180–£350 per night.
Ardennes Hotels
The Belgian Ardennes — the forested hills and river valleys of the southeast — offer a very different hotel experience from the cities: country house hotels, spa retreats, and outdoor activity centres.
Château de Namur — A beautifully restored castle hotel above the city of Namur, with panoramic views over the Meuse Valley. Rates from £130–£250 per night.
Domaine de Palogne (Hamoir) — A romantic country house hotel on the Ourthe river in the heart of the Ardennes. Rates from £120–£220 per night.
