Hotel Mozart

Close to Brussels Centrale and...

Liked: Location great if you want to be close to the central historic area. But that brings more people and noise. I was happy with that but it isn’t for everyone.

Pleasant

Liked: The location was close to the Grand Place and Central station.
Disliked: The breakfast was basic - 1 croissant, 1 piece of tasty bread, 1 orange juice, some cheese (if asked for), 1 tea/coffee/hot chocolate.The beds were a bit old - sagging in the middle.

One of my favorite stops...

Liked: One of my favorite properties ever. It was right in the middle of everything, and only three blocks from the Central station. The reception desk was extremely friendly and helpful. The decor of the lobby with the piano playing was a special treat. And the breakfast in the morning was exceptional.
Disliked: Not a thing

Exceptional

Liked: The staff and the owner are nice people. Generous and supportive.
Disliked: -

Mozart in Marrakech: A Curious...

Liked: Ah, Hotel Mozart... where to even begin with this truly unique experience? Let me offer a bit of context so you can judge whether my impressions align with your preferences.I’m a frequent traveller, covering all corners of Europe for work — north, south, east, west... you name it, I’ve likely been. And over time, I’ve encountered the full hotel spectrum: the good, the mediocre, and the truly forgettable. Some were part of large chains, others not. So when I booked Hotel Mozart, it wasn’t thanks to glowing reviews or eye-catching photos. Frankly, I needed something within walking distance, and Booking.com happened to have a cracking deal.Clicking through the listing, I immediately noticed something rather unusual: a strong Mediterranean vibe, with clear Moroccan influences layered in. The Mozart connection? A bit of a head-scratcher. Maybe someone mixed up their themes? But hey — why not take a chance? It’s not every day you book a hotel that looks like it might double as a Moroccan lounge or a Mediterranean bazaar.When I arrived, I was greeted by a grand piano in the lobby — just as in the photos — and a cultural mash-up of decor that somehow made the place feel... well, more alive than your average hotel. My welcome was friendly, if a touch hesitant due to a small technical hiccup with the booking confirmation. Still, I could tell the owner meant well.The next morning, breakfast was an experience all on its own. Let’s just say it wasn’t your typical hotel buffet—more of a small culinary adventure. But what stood out most was the owner himself: warm, attentive, genuinely interested in guests' stories. You don’t see that very often.Hotel Mozart: it’s not perfect. But neither am I. And honestly? That’s what makes it worth it. It’s real, it’s memorable — and above all, it’s authentic. Give it a try!
Disliked: For once, I’m going to skip the usual urge to complain. It was fine — not incredible, not terrible, just comfortably above average. And to be fair, when I look in the mirror, I’m hardly flawless myself. Maybe it’s time we all gave the world the same level of patience we hope others give us. So no complaints today. Surprising, I know. Feel free to note it down — and of course, start complaining that this review is clearly biased, because surely there’s plenty to pick apart if you’re really in the mood.I mean, let’s be honest — the pixel backlight on the TV was ever so slightly uneven, the croissant at breakfast leaned suspiciously to the left, the escalator felt like it had a personal vendetta, and there was a spider in the corner of the ceiling that I’m fairly certain was either venomous or at the very least planning something. Frankly, I’m shocked they let guests face such wild jungle conditions without a waiver.

Exceptional

Grand Personality & Lovely Atmosphere

Liked: A beautiful boutique hotel where the owner really takes pleasure in making certain you feel welcome. My bed was comfortable. The shower was very nice and the location was perfect being only five minutes from the Grand Square and five minutes from the train station.
Disliked: Nothing

Exceptional

Exceptional