EuroCheapo Review: The Cristea family has run the two-star Hotel A La Grand Cloche Hotel, smack in the center of Brussels, since 1966. This 36-room property is a good value.

EuroCheapo Review: Instead of poolside celebrities, you might see a middle-aged German couple in the basement sauna at the three-star Hotel Beverly Hills. The place is unpretentious and comfortable.

EuroCheapo Review: Located off the busy Boulevard de l'Empereur, Le Bruegel Hostel—with 135 cheap beds—is a hotspot about ten-minutes, by foot, southeast of the Grande Place.

EuroCheapo Review: The Brussels@Heart Guesthouse is a deliciously renovated townhouse located in the outer boundaries of St. Catherine.

EuroCheapo Review: Philippe Guilmin, the proprietor of the Chambres en Ville, has been opening the doors of his spacious four-story home for more than a decade.

EuroCheapo Review: The Floris Arlequin is a modern 3-star hotel located on a pretty side street just off the Grand Place.

EuroCheapo Review: The Floris Louise Hotel sits at the intersection of the famous and lively Avenue Louise and offers 36 rooms packed with amenities.

EuroCheapo Review: Located smack in the heart of the up-and-coming district of Marolles, the Galia Hotel is a compact two-star property that’s made for the urban hipster.

EuroCheapo Review: The three-star Bloom! Hotel, newly opened in 2008, offers 300 stylishly decorated rooms and upscale service at a fraction of the rate found at luxury establishments.

EuroCheapo Review: Hotel the Moon is a basic two-star Cheapo haven in a super central location.

EuroCheapo Review: The Brussels Welcome Home is a 17-room three-star splurge with an unusual theme.

EuroCheapo Review: The three-star Ibis Gare du Midi, which faces Brussels’ main train station, is a mammoth 225-room chain hotel. Orderly and bright, it does what business hotels are supposed to do, offering very clean, comfortable rooms at an appealing rates.

EuroCheapo Review: Situated close to tram and subway lines, the clean, comfortable 46-room Jacques Brel Hostel is a good base for budget-conscious travelers.

EuroCheapo Review: Combining two-star comfort with the hospitality of a family-run establishment, the Hotel La Legende is a sparkling gem in the heart of the city. Within a 10 minutes’ walk from major tourist attractions and train stations, it provides a good base for both tourists and business traveler.

EuroCheapo Review: Housed in a historic building on the handsome Rue de la Montagne, the two-star La Madeleine hotel is a fine base for the urban traveler.

EuroCheapo Review: One block south of the Grand Place—and facing Mannekin Pis, La Vielle Lanterne is a small, family-run budget hotel offering six rooms in a pretty four-story brick building.

EuroCheapo Review: Nestled on a quiet corner between Place Ste-Catherine and the Grand Place, the two-star Hotel Le Chantecler is a basic 14-room hotel with reasonable rates and a noise-free atmosphere.

EuroCheapo Review: The three-star Les Bluets Hotel is more of a friendly guesthouse than it is a hotel. With its rustic charm, amiable proprietor and floral prints, Les Bluets is an ideal hotel for vacationers looking for a piece of old European charm. (It’s kind of like staying with the Belgian aunt you never had.)

EuroCheapo Review: Situated across the street from the Bourse and a few steps from the Grand Place, the Hotel Matignon is a three-star charmer, offering 37 rooms at decent rates. While most of the hotel dates to the 19th century, the Matignon's façade is from the Middle Ages.

EuroCheapo Review: The Max Hotel, situated on a busy shopping street in central Brussels, is a cool, modern and unapologetically basic budget hotel. Though technically a one-star hotel (quote the Web site: “who cares?”), its uncluttered design easily exceeds those of most two- and three-star establishments. It’s also super-clean and comfortable—not to mention conveniently located.