Over Le Berger Hotel Brussels

A tip of the hat to tradition, a bow to modernity The spirit of the renovation focused on the maximum number of elements left from the original epoch being refined to reconstitute the cinemagraphic ambience of the 1930s decor. The room count remains the same at 50, and the emblematic elements of a 'rendez-vous' hotel have been conserved; a double staircase as not to see nor be seen, open bathrooms, and suggestive decoration such as mirrors bordering the bathtubs. On the ground floor, a restaurant with a 60 seat capacity will be open to guests and to the public.The restaurant of Le Berger is a collaboration with Nicolas Hamaide (La Cuisine restaurant, located in Ixelles Lesbroussart Street). The hotel also has a bar a handful of alcoves decorated as a nod to the hotel's past history; the bar also has a terrace and a conservatory. The cuisine will be respectful of the culture of this ancient district of Brussels. Inspired by the past of the hotel, the designer wanted to infuse a little mystery tinged with eroticism; each room recalls the beauty and the history of Le Berger's original era. Hotel Le Berger is a modern day haven; a little piece of the past in the midst of modern uproar. It has been designed to invite inside; to offer guests a stay at a hotel with an unsurpassable, mythic ambience paired artfully with all the modern comforts. Breakfast is available at 14 euro on monday to thursday and 10 euro on friday - saturday and sunday