HOTEL BE MANOS

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 60, Brussels designer hotel, Converted 1920's townhouse, Good Location, Restaurant, Bar .

• A newly founded and unique boutique hotel in Brussels, a smart and luxurious property dedicated to style and serious design. Formerly an old 1920s townhouse, the Be Manos has been decorated with fine designer objects, sober furniture and features a harmonious blend of materials like slate, leather, Plexiglas and stainless steel. The predominant black and cream colour scheme is punctuated with invigorating dashes of colour, as well as contemporary photography. A way to prove that design can give a 20's town house a graceful and warm atmosphere. Far from being cold and spartan, this hotel has set its eye on providing comfort, the hotel interiors are extremely soft and inviting.

• The rooms and suites of the Be Manos are designed in bold monochrome and are given a sumptuous and soft texture by the use of black leather, in some of the seats as well as cushions and padded headboard. Other items of furniture worth mentioning are the smart plexiglass moulded chairs and stainless steel lighting fixtures.
  Plexiglass and wall-padding feature highly in the Be Manos's restaurant and breakfast room as well, "Be Lella", where the customary black and cream is given an invigorating dash of apple green. The restaurant and breakfast room serve healthy and contemporary Belgian cuisine with delicious chocolate desserts. The hotel's bar, The Bar Noir and Black Lounge on the third floor is a hip relaxing place that boasts a large terrace.
  Be Manos also offers personalised face and body treatments in its sauna, as well as massages and manicures. The hotel's conference facilities also feature interesting design touches, perfect for a product launch or seminar.

• The Hotel Be Manos is located five minutes from the Eurostar & TGV station and near the Midi metro station and Lemonier Tram station to bring guests quickly to the city's main attractions, such as the deeply ornate buildings on the Grand Place, to the fish-and-crustacean restaurants in St. Catherine's Square, to the many bars on Place St-Géry, and the trendy Rue Antoine Dansaert as well as the impressive Stock Exchange.