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Novotel Brussels City Centre

The Novotel Brussels City Centre is located in the lively Sainte-Catherine district, 200 metres from De Brouckère metro station.

Easily accessible by public transport, the hotel is located in the city centre. There are numerous metro stations, tram and bus stops in the vicinity. Brussels Central Station is only a 10-minute walk away.

Practical information :
  • The hotel does not have private parking.

  • A bar, a restaurant and a toilet for disabled guests are located on the ground floor.

Photo credit Novotel Brussels City Centre : © Novotel Brussels City Centre

Photo credits for the technical gallery : © AccessAndGo-ABP - Gwen Fourmanois

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Validity: From 6 April 2023 on 6 April 2027

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