Brussels 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Sofitel Brussels Toison d'Or - Europe
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This deluxe hotel is located in the heart of downtown Brussels, near the antique shops and museums, overlooking the prestigious shopping area L’Espace Louise. It is within walking distance of the Louise Metro Station that offers easy access to every part of the city. Guests will enjoy a high standard of comfort in spacious, fully equipped guest rooms. The property also features a bar/lounge area perfect for relaxing after a busy day shopping.
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Brussels 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Sofitel Brussels Toison d'Or Europe - - Delivery for Brussels 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Sofitel Brussels Toison d'Or: . Short break in a central hotel via Eurostar - ideal for weekends or during the week!
Bruges 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Hotel Fevery - Located in a quiet quarter near the St.-Gillis Church and only a few minutes walking distance from the Grand'Place, Hotel Fevery offers comfortable and cosy rooms. Although the property has been refurbished recently, there remain some un-renovated rooms. For your comfort there is also a free private car park, lift and a very charming lounge where we offer you afternoon tea or coffee and even aperitif. There is also a secured bike and motorbike garage. You will definitely appreciate the warm welcome and the family atmosphere.
Paris 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Hotel Malte Opera - In the heart of the Opera neighbourhood, between the Louvre Museum and the fashion business areas on the right bank, the Hotel Malte Opera provides traditional rooms in excellent condition. Refined, spacious, subtle decoration is used in these bright and comfortable rooms. The hotels private terrace provides a peaceful haven in the summer months.
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