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Well outfitted and clean apartment. We stayed in a 2 bedroom apartment and had loads of space for my husband, myself and our teenaged son and all of our stuff. another older kid would have fit in easily. It's close to a nice supermarket and also very close to 2 main tram stops. I would highly recommend The Livorno and would be hard pressed to stay elsewhere when we return.

The room is located next to the Grand Place in Brussels, very central and with convenient transportation. If you drive, the hotel doorman will help you park for free, of course if there is a parking space. The hotel is very clean, the service is warm, and they will help you take your luggage to the room. The hotel slippers are very comfortable 😌 If there is a little regret, it is that the bath water is not so friendly to girls with long hair. The shower is in a relatively low position, the wall spray 🚿 is a bit scattered, the water is not concentrated enough, but the water volume is large, and there is a heated towel rack... The room design is marble and other clean and retro, a bit Royal. There is also a night bed service, which I personally recommend.

Stayed for three nights and had a lovely stay, only problem was the lifts weren't working the morning I was due to check out anyway, but besides that this hotel is a hidden gem in the city centre in Place des Martyrs. Rogier station is just a few minutes walk through the shopping centre, for airport bus, train and metro connections. I specifically chose Juliana as this hotel has a swimming pool and wellness facilities, with a mini gym and not many hotels in Brussels have pools. The room I requested was a quiet room on high floor away from lifts, room 306. Very comfortable, but be aware that the large top window brings in a lot of light, you need to ask to get it closed away or it will be very light. It's wonderful to provide Milton Brown toiletries and I enjoyed the Nespresso style coffee and teas provided. Housekeeping were helpful, I lost an earring in the bathroom basin and one of the ladies help recover it, so merci to her for her assistance. Pool, sauna and steam room are great, but be aware that there is no changing area, so go directly down to basement ready changed and wear slippers provided in the bathroom drawers. Staff were very helpful and friendly, I would definitely stay here again if I return to Brussels.

The room size was OK. I was in a Deluxe room on the 2nd floor with balcony and view to the inner courtyard. I had specifically asked for a quiet room on a higher floor (arrival was on a Friday, stayed until Sunday). During both nights there were festivities going on in the hotel (first a bachelor party and the next night the wedding). The noise (music, etc.) in the evening and during the night was unacceptable for such a high standard hotel. Even when the windows were closed, the noise was clearly audible. Around midnight I went to the reception to complain - both nights. I was told that this event would go on until at least 3 a.m. I was offered to move to another room - but I did not accept that, since I expected to be disturbed by the noise in most rooms. I was told that at my check-out a manager would be available to take in person my complaint - which, of course did not happen. On Saturday after lunch I wanted to have coffee/cake with a friend in the hotel restaurant/terrace. It took the waiter almost 20 minutes to come and take our order. When arriving at our table, he just told us that there is a QR code which we need to scan in to see the menu. We did not place an order and left - very disappointing experience! Another issue was that I was travelling alone and was put in a room with connecting doors, which I believe is not suitable for solo travellers, esp. for females. I informed the hotel about all the above and received only very poor replies. The noise situation has to be improved - if a hotel does not have suitable rooms for parties, then don't rent them out when you have paying guests who at least want to sleep at midnight.

Good breakfast, extra bed, hotel bath water and heating is great, toiletries are L'Occitane, opposite the supermarket, close to the train station. Parking is available at the door. It seems to be a house of the Belgian generals. There are elevators on the third floor and the front desk service is very good.

Before booking this hotel currently be advised that the lobby is under complete renovation and there is a temporary registration desk on the ground floor of the hotel. Additionally, they are installing new elevators, however the existing elevators are very old and one of them wouldn’t service the floor I was staying on. The rest of the hotel has been completely upgraded, with very nice rooms. The main issue was that Belgium was under a heat wave while I was visiting with temperatures in the high 80s. My air conditioner was blowing warm air and I asked three different times to have it fixed to no avail. I ended up sleeping in a very hot room with the windows opened and had to listen to very loud crowds which apparently congregate all night on the street below, so know that the “historic views”come at a price with loud noise. I live in Chicago so I am used to noise at night, but constant loud conversation and laughing one level below is very bothersome. The breakfast is being served in the executive lounge, so for Marriott elites just be forewarned that the breakfast is very crowded with all hotel guests being served in the lounge, however the quality of the breakfast was nice with very friendly staff. This hotel will be nice when they finish it — just be forewarned about the street noise and staff who will not fix the air conditioning, creating a very undesirable stay from a Marriott Platinum Elite guest.

- Location is amazing: This hotel is incredibly well placed. Roughly 2 minutes walk from Gare Central, and also 2 min from Grand Place. Everything that matters in Brussels is a stone throw away. - Hotel is gorgeous: This a 17th century building. That means it’s gorgeous. That however comes at a cost. Elevators do not service every floor so watch out if you have heavy luggage because they don’t have a bellman to help you. - Our room was big: We booked a big room. By big I mean 3 times the size of a normal European hotel room. It was beautiful and bright. - Breakfast was so so: the breakfast is good if you are having it for couple days. Selection is limited so it gets pretty boring if you stay longer. - Internet is awful: I will probably never stay in this property again even though it is quite nice. Our room had horrible internet access. By bad I mean, speed at less than 2G, if it worked and it mostly didn’t. By the end of the trip the reception gave us a portable hot spot which somehow helped. Management blamed it on building being old but truly in this day an age no internet access is deal breaker for me.

Nice hotel for staycation. Clean. Big room and bathroom. But a little bit far from city center

Great service at the hotel from the reception to the cocktail bar to the breakfast staff. Rooms we’re comfortable with a comfy bed and all you require for a few nights away. Location was €10 taxi from Centraal Station or a 20min walk through a few lovely parks. Great park on doorstep of hotel with ducks and a large pond and 3-4 min walk from Tootbus stop. Variety of restaurants/places to drink outside of the hotel away from the busy central area.

The newly opened five-star hotel in Brussels is highly recommended Fleur de ville, a light luxury hotel with a total of 51 rooms The room decoration is very elegant, the furniture, carpets and bedding are all carefully selected famous brands. There are various types of pillows to choose from. And everyone’s favorite Aesop! Very parent-child friendly, suitable for a family of three and five There are five-star luxury hardware facilities... Even more affordable prices! The hotel was renovated on the original site of a bank office building a hundred years ago and some of the architectural decorations have been retained. Downstairs, on the next street is a gourmet check-in point for various restaurants. Downstairs, on the left is a super trendy craft beer restaurant with dozens of varieties. The gourmet stall cooperates with Belgian beer, which is super delicious and cheap. A pot of mussels costs 13 euros, while eating at an internet celebrity store costs 17 euros, hahaha Just opened for a month, Gaga is new