The Dominican is Brussels, a Member of Design Hotels, where history and contemporary design merge. Nestled within the lofty arches of the unpretentious façade, this stunning property boasts a wealth of history influenced by religion and the arts, creating a unique atmosphere that you won't want to leave.
Located in Brussels Centre, The Dominican is easily accessible as it is only 700 meters from the Bruxelles-Nord Railway Station and 300 meters from De Brouckere. To reach the European Commission, guests can take tram 1 or 5 at De Brouckère Tram Stop, which is just 200 meters away. The hotel is also just 1 km from Brussels Congress and 20 km from Zaventem.
The hotel features 150 rooms of varying sizes, from Deluxe to the Opera Suite, all decorated in rich styles of browns, reds, and white, offset by sumptuous fabrics. For longer stays, Dominican manages five studios located next to the main property, immersing guests in the historical, dynamic city center of Brussels while offering all the comforts of a luxury residence.
Dining at The Dominican is a culinary experience like no other. In a stunning atmosphere designed by FG Stijl, enjoy the renowned classics from around the globe. The buffet includes oysters, smoked salmon, avocado bagels, carpaccio, roast beef Dierendonck, coucou de Malines, North Sea sole, scrambled egg with truffle, sweet potato, homemade dessert assortment, and many more of the revamped classics.
Indulge in the ultimate luxury, space, and exquisite comfort of The Dominican, Brussels, a Member of Design Hotels, and let the property's charm sweep you off your feet.
Not to be missed is the hotel's blissful garden and inviting terrace under the spectacular fig tree, which forms one of the city's premier and most charming outdoor settings. Equally wonderful for a sunny hang out or a starry night with easy-going music and familiar faces.
Business guests will appreciate the fully equipped business center, including three meeting rooms with multi-functional facilities and meeting room space for groups of up to 300 people. The Dominican seeks opportunities to contribute to eclectic art and culture and frequently exhibits works by various artists.
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