Juliana Hotel Brussels
A quiet residence on Place des Martyrs, built for lingering not rushing through
Descending one floor from the room in a bathrobe, guests reach the hotel's lower level, where a heated indoor pool sits beneath a Murano glass mosaic mural inspired by Le Corbusier. It is a short walk down, not a journey. Alongside the pool run a traditional sauna, a hammam, and a fitness room fitted with Technogym equipment. Treatments, massages and grooming services are arranged through the concierge with independent specialists on call.
Upstairs, the hotel occupies a discreet building on Place des Martyrs, within walking distance of the old town and its antique quarter. Rooms run from Premium, with Italian showers and city views, through Prestige and Junior Suite to the Signature and Juliana suites, the latter set under the building's attic with high ceilings, large windows and pieces from the hotel's private art collection. Bathtubs, mini-bars and Nespresso machines feature throughout.
The restaurant draws on Belgian cooking traditions, reworked each season with local ingredients and a chef who checks dietary needs table by table. The bar carries a rare bronze relief by Emanuele Luzzati depicting Theseus and the Minotaur, set against gold and copper wallpaper. A bartender-sommelier runs the drinks list. Check-in guests arrive to a residence built for staying rather than passing through.
Upstairs, the hotel occupies a discreet building on Place des Martyrs, within walking distance of the old town and its antique quarter. Rooms run from Premium, with Italian showers and city views, through Prestige and Junior Suite to the Signature and Juliana suites, the latter set under the building's attic with high ceilings, large windows and pieces from the hotel's private art collection. Bathtubs, mini-bars and Nespresso machines feature throughout.
The restaurant draws on Belgian cooking traditions, reworked each season with local ingredients and a chef who checks dietary needs table by table. The bar carries a rare bronze relief by Emanuele Luzzati depicting Theseus and the Minotaur, set against gold and copper wallpaper. A bartender-sommelier runs the drinks list. Check-in guests arrive to a residence built for staying rather than passing through.