Brueghel

The location was perfect. Room was quite small but bed was large and comfortable. There was a kettle and cups with tea and coffee which was a nice surprise. Most reception staff were helpful and friendly. We had breakfast one morning. Basic but fresh and the actual room is small. However our personal choice was to find a little cafe on our way out.

The hotel is in a great location - close to the stations, but not too close. Close to the Grand Place, but again not too close that street noise is a problem. The ground floor is charmingly decorated, while the staff were equally charming. Our room was very clean and the bedding and towels were excellent. We had a slight problem lowering the window shutter, but that was resolved quickly and charmingly too. Breakfast was excellent, with a wide range of fresh and tasty food to choose from. The croissants were just right. We would definitely stay here again.

A lovely hotel with an excellent location within Lille. I stayed for a week to watch the Olympics and it was perfect for what I needed. It's very easy to find, just a short walk from the train stations, and right next to a fantastic church. The check in process was very easy and all the staff I encountered during my stay were very friendly and helpful. I had everything I needed and the room was cleaned daily. Would definitely stay here again next time I visit Lille.

The location opposite St Maurice church was lovely, very easy to get to the train station and really central for the old town. The architecture of the building was very typical of the age and region with a feature corner entrance. The foyer area is simple and tasteful with quirky features. The reception desk is quite vintage and the hotel still uses keys on fobs. Delightful. The vintage lift is a central feature and, although small, very attractive as is the art nouveau curved stair handrail. Rooms are over 6 floors with 10 rooms per floor. The rooms was compact with attractive colour scheme of black and pale yellow. The bathroom too was compact and modernish. I particularly liked the wicker high-backed armchair close to the window with a small side table. nice details.

Used several times now. We like the old-fashioned feel of the place; they manage to keep the ancient lift running somehow, and there are nice paintings and quaint furniture in the front lounge, which is really cosy, where you can get tea and coffee served. Our favourite restaurant Brasserie André is nearby. A quiet pedestrianised street right in the centre, church opposite, easy walk from Eurostar. Lovely staff, very helpful with our peculiar travel needs, and extended our check-out time as well.