Stanhope Hotel

The hotel features 9 conference and meeting rooms (a total of 880 m²). The largest is the Balmoral Room that is able to hold up to 300 people in a theatre style and 200 people in classroom style. This room can be divided into 3 smaller rooms, which makes it the ideal venue for events such as gala dinners, conferences, weddings and cocktails.

The Stanhope also has 6 boardrooms; Wellington, Tea Room, Spencer, Stuart, Lancaster and the Boardroom, which are perfect for smaller meetings for up to 30 people. They are also available for a private lunch or dinner. All rooms have daylight, air conditioning, and have basic equipment. We provide different packages that can easily be tailored to the personal needs of our clients.

Location
- 20 minutes to Brussels National Airport
- Next to Bus & Underground Station
- 1000 metres from Brussels Central Station

The hotel disposes of 49 original guestrooms and one royal suite in the heritage wing. Viscount David Linley and Lady Joanne Stafford individually furnished all rooms with a classical and English style furniture, floral fabrics and master paintings.

The contemporary wing has 45 deluxe and double standard rooms that have also been decorated in an English style, but with a fresh and modern touch. All deluxe rooms in this section of the hotel dispose of a separate living room and separate toilet and separate shower cubicle.

The House of Ambassadors was inaugurated September 2004 and consists of one royal suite, 3 single standard rooms, 3 deluxe rooms, 6 double standard rooms and 2 conference rooms. The House of Ambassadors is a unique feature because it can be rented on its own for groups, delegations or important individuals. Due to its 2 conference rooms, private breakfast, lunch and dinner can also be arranged.

The Brighton serves buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner. It is quoted amongst the best 3 red forks of the Michelin Guide. The restaurant is adorned with a portrait of King George IV, the British monarch who transformed the Brighton Pavilion into a fairy tale oriental palace at the beginning of the 19th century. The walls of the restaurant are embellished with frescos of figures in Chinese apparel; of which the hand painted originals are in the banqueting room of that same palace.

The restaurant is very popular during lunchtime due to its special business menu. When the weather allows, lunch and dinner can also be served in the interior garden, in the shadow of a 100 year old magnolia tree. Since January 2004, the Brighton restaurant achieved 1 Toque in the Gault&Millau culinary Guide. The restaurant serves French seasonal cuisine with Belgian produce.

Opening hours: 12:00-14:30 / 19:00-22:00, Monday – Friday. Closed on Saturday, Sunday and official holidays.

The library Bar is the perfect place for an aperitif or an after-dinner cognac in front of the fireplace. It provides a cosy atmosphere and is decorated with comfortable leather sofas, and warm colours.

Opening hours: 16:00-24:00, Monday – Sunday.

The Stanhope Hotel is situated in quiet surroundings, in the heart of the European district.

Within walking distance you can find some of the main tourist attractions in Brussels like the Royal Palace, the Grand Place and Sablon Square, famous for its antiques shops. The hotel is also nearby Avenue Louise, the most fashionable street of Brussels.

The Metro (Rogier), tram and bus stops are just around the corner from the hotel.