Hotel Plasky is a small, familiar Hotel. The service at the reception is really good. The receptionist speaks several languages and is very nice. She helps where she can (printing, taking delivery parcels etc.). Breakfast in the Hotel is plenty. It is not displayed and arranged in a very fashionable way, but the food is good and there is a... More

Straightforward hotel with all you need. No sign of upgrading or need for that. I arrived quite early, but the staff welcomed me with a coffee, a cosy seat and warm words while my room was being cleaned. It is just like a family-run hotel and gives you a good feeling. The room is straightforward with all you would need... More

Breakfast is poor. By 8.30am all the scrambled eggs are gone and the chipolata sausages are stone cold. That doesn't constitute a breakfast to me! Tip, take the cup from room to breakfast...it's bigger! Shower powerful and constant, not too much road noise (bearable) at the front. Good Air Conditioning in Room. Wifi Internet is free but up and down... More

The hotel seems to be in the middle of an upgrade, and the effects are already visible. The decoration is modern, pleasant and practical. The smallish room was well organized and had everything I needed. Wifi is free and so is the bottled water in the mini-bar, which is a nice touch. Breakfast was surprisingly varied and generous. The people... More

Hotel Plasky is a family run hotel in a residential area in the Schaerbeek suburb of Brussels. There is neither restaurant nor bar in the hotel; a couple of restaurants are in walking distance, including an Italian/pizza place. I dined at the Lebanese restaurant which was quite good and reasonably priced. There is also a Carrefour supermarket nearby. Just outside... More

I had last stayed here in 2007. I had need to return to Brussels and thought, I wonder, should I go back? I am so glad I did. Yes, I was remembered. Yes, I was warmly welcomed; It was like coming home. The simple efficiency, comfort and hospitality are rarely found in Brussels - from the tales of woe I... More

Nice, small Cozy place,I had two friend who were Visually impaired with me and the staff took good care of them, over all it was a good experience, Nothing very ext ordinary or WOW about it but it was fine.

Would not stay here again, Breakfast was very poor,we arrived at 9.45 and requested more scrambled eggs as not enough for 3 of us, manager said he would have more made, 25 minutes later NO EGGS, gave up on breakfast, second day no eggs at all , when i asked why they advised that eggs were only provided weekdays because... More

This is a very simple hotel with small rooms. It is rather expensive and far from the center, but for a 1-2 days stay it is okay. The only good point to be emphasised (other than the hotel was clean but this is a must) that they have free wifi.