Hotel Slina

“Mr Nicholas dragicevic”

I travel extensively and stay in hotels at least once per week Reading the reviews one would be concerned about staying here but Location This is a multicultural city and the hotel is in a predominantly Middle Eastern area with great local shops and supermarkets and fantastic friendly baker... more

I travel extensively and stay in hotels at least once per week Reading the reviews one would be concerned about staying here but Location This is a multicultural city and the hotel is in a predominantly Middle Eastern area with great local shops and supermarkets and fantastic friendly bakeries and Middle Eastern restaurants If you perceive men sitting drinking coffee and chatting onstreet corners which is so typical culture in all middle east countries to be a threat and dangerous then make that judgement . Though I would suggest that you do not go to Egypt to see the pyramids Morocco to the market turkey to see the fabulous mosques or Jerusalem to see the amazing sights as you will be presented with the same threatening behaviour Embrace the difference as you take the short walk to the usual tourist sights in the city or just a very short walk to the metro The hotel is one of the friendliest I have ever stayed in comfy room ready early for me and great simple breakfast at a price that is very reasonable As is trypical of many eupean hotels no tea coffe in room but available in reception at very reasonable price Room very quiet comfortable with a great shower If you are extenensivly travelled without a blinkered view of the world you will be pleasantly surprised

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“Ok for night staying”

It is small hotel with small rooms. Destination is good next to sightseeings. but there are many arabians around. The rooms are clean but there is no kettle, no cups for drinks, no water and so. only shampoo, body wash. but there are tea, cofee in hall. Hotel actually good for only staying for ni... more

It is small hotel with small rooms. Destination is good next to sightseeings. but there are many arabians around. The rooms are clean but there is no kettle, no cups for drinks, no water and so. only shampoo, body wash. but there are tea, cofee in hall. Hotel actually good for only staying for night. director Old women is very optimistic) Thank you

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“Brussels”

Got to say the owners and the staff were so nice and friendly. The whole place had a homely family run feel. The Slina was very clean. We did research the going rate and you don't get much for your money in Brussels. So the room was basic and clean and comparable with other hotels for the same st... more

Got to say the owners and the staff were so nice and friendly. The whole place had a homely family run feel. The Slina was very clean. We did research the going rate and you don't get much for your money in Brussels. So the room was basic and clean and comparable with other hotels for the same standard. Due to all the borders closing down we had to made a fast exit, and this is where the staff where brilliant. The main downside is that the surrounding area in general around Brussels midi station (not just one or two streets) is dirty and gave us an uneasy feel. This may be typical for the city-we didn't see enough of it to say. However, the hotel is very conveniently located to the train station. Would I use them again? - yes.

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“Slina hotel”

Pros: - more or less spacious rooms compared to the average standards for budget hotels in Brussels - bed and linen quality - friendly staff - armchairs and coffee table available - big bathroom with hair dryer (!) - breakfast is surprisingly good: all essential food offered Cons: - the neighbou... more

Pros: - more or less spacious rooms compared to the average standards for budget hotels in Brussels - bed and linen quality - friendly staff - armchairs and coffee table available - big bathroom with hair dryer (!) - breakfast is surprisingly good: all essential food offered Cons: - the neighbourhood seems a bit unsafe: the district is inhabited with people of mainly Arabic origin, and everything around proves it: very loud music and noisy - w/o an A/C it's terrible to tolerate the heat - corridor is tiny and usually dark having only sensor lamps which spread light for a couple of seconds, not more I would recommend staying here if your budget is small and if you need to reside close to the station. There were also a couple of small shops around. Tips: - choose a room on the opposite side of the street - they are more quiet - organize your breakfast outside in the backyard in fresh air - much much better and causy than inside the dining hall

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