numa | Lief

They sent the worng door codes out to several guests and the place was chaotic while people tried to access both their room and the hotel itself. In the chaos any vagarnt could have accessed the building. The room was confortable but after staying a few days the carpet needed vacuuming, the towls needed replacing, the toiletries needed refilling and the sheets needed changing. The common areas of the building were never cleaned and they remaind covered in dirt thoughout our stay. The electrics were faulty and some sockets did not work in the room.

Beautiful, quiet hotel located a 5 minute walk from the city centre. If you’re looking for a chilled hotel that feels like it’s all to yourself this is it. The rooms are spacious with possibly the comfiest beds I’ve ever slept in. I’d come back in a heartbeat.

Great location for walking to nearby attractions, nice quiet neighbourhood with a good choice of cafes for breakfast. Room quiet, comfy bed, clean and good shower - but no room service at all during 3 x night stay to empty bins, replenish water etc.

Enjoyed my stay in Brusell at Numa Lief. Self-service accommodation close to the Grande Place. The room itself is a good size, comfortable bed & great amenities. The only thing I would recommend is for the cleaning staff to be more polite and say hello. Otherwise, I truly enjoyed my stay.

We booked a room for two nights trough a third party, when we got to the hotel we hadn't received any pin code or how to access the building or our rooms. The phone numbers wouldn't work and had to rely on a WhatsApp chat as the hotel isn't staffed with a reception. After an hour of communicating through WhatsApp, having to take pictures of our passports, input details etc... we were finally given a pin code to get into the room. The room was spacious, separate toilet and bathroom, but the toilet doesn't have a wash hand basin so not very hygienic when needing to wash hands after using the toilet. The bed was large and every comfortable. 2 large pillows each, which were some of the best pillows I've ever had when staying in hotels. We stayed on the 4th floor and the room is we very quit most of the time. We had paid for the breakfast for our duration, but as they don't have any facilities at the hotel, breakfast was served at Klok, which was about 50m walk across the street. I wouldn't recommend the breakfast at all. As they are an eco venue, they didn't serve tea or coffee, only chicory and infusions. The breakfast contained one egg, on slice of ham, small block of cheese, granola with yoghurt and a couple of triangles of bread which were barely toasted and very doughy. The staff said that all ingredients are locally sourced. Couldn't they have served some Belgian waffles or pastries, we were in Belgium after all Check out was done through scanning the QR code in your room, which was quick and easy. The hotel is good if you're antisocial as there are no communal facilities and you can keep yourself to yourself. It's conveniently located just a short walk from the city centre, but that's the only plus point. I doubt we would stay here again when we next visit Brussels.

Excellent room size (we paid for an upgrade) and good value. But it's not a hotel, it's a serviced apartment, 50 euro to clean the room, no towels or bed clothes unless you do it yourself. Air conditioning made a strange noise if any of the doors open. Hall was downright dirty. The check in is an experience, didn't want to let us in until 3pm despite room being ready.