Standing at about two dozen stories, this glass-and-concrete structure, on a part of the city's busy ring road, presides over a pedestrian square. It's anchored by a wide lobby filled with recessed LED lighting and backlit photo panels depicting Brussels' landmarks. The lime-green, hot-pink, bright-orange walls and furnishings lend a distinctly '60s vibe to the hallways and common areas, which are separated by glass panel walls. 

Set on a busy shopping square with large swaths of sidewalk, the hotel sits opposite the Rogier metro station, close to a handful of fast-food restaurants on a heavily trafficked street that comprises part of the city's ring road. The Jardin des Sculptures Botanique is three blocks away, and the Rue Neuve, filled with stores and restaurants, and one of the city’s most popular pedestrian areas, is within a five-minute walk. The Grand-Place is about 15 minutes away on foot. The airport can be reached in about an hour on public transportation, with a single transfer at metro Rogier, or is about a half-hour taxi ride, depending on traffic. 

Rooms come in four sizes: Classic Room Double, Classic Room Twin, Superior Room, and Suites. The smaller Classic Rooms may be a bit on the snug side -- too small to pass a suitcase between the bed and the wall. All rooms, with their lime-green color scheme, tulip pedestal tables, standing arched floor lamps, and molded plastic chairs, offer a contemporary take on '60s style. All rooms come with mini-fridges, coffeemakers, digital safes, and flat-screen TVs. Superior Rooms and Suites have separate living areas and sofas. Suites come with Nespressoo coffee machines, and their own saunas. Bathrooms, with gray-veined marble tile, lack the flamboyance of the rooms but have separate walk-in showers in addition to the shower/tub combos. Superior Rooms and Suites come with bathrobes and slippers, and Molton Brown toiletries.  

A contemporary bar with a backlit, changing LED lighting display is sectioned off from the restaurant -- which serves only breakfast -- by curved room dividers. There is a sauna on an upper floor that offers fantastic views of the city through a panoramic window, and an adjacent relaxation area with lounge chairs and a medium-size fitness center with wood flooring and an array of exercise and cardio machines. Computers with free Internet access are located near the lobby. The hotel also includes a conference center with several meeting rooms, and free Wi-Fi in the public areas.