Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre
Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre is a tall glass and concrete building in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, located directly opposite Rogier metro station. The rooms are decorated in a 1960s style with bold colors such as lime green, orange, and pink, paired with curved furniture and tulip-shaped tables.
The hotel was built during the second half of the 20th century, a period when modern towers were reshaping large parts of Brussels. The area around Place Rogier was at the center of that transformation, with new infrastructure and commercial development changing the neighborhood.
The hotel sits in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Brussels, where many communities live side by side. Walking the nearby streets, visitors come across Turkish bakeries, Arabic cafés, and small shops from all over the world.
Rogier metro station is right across the street, which makes getting around the city straightforward from the moment you arrive. The Rue Neuve shopping street is within easy walking distance, and the city center is also close on foot.
The hotel has a sauna on one of the upper floors with large windows looking out over the rooftops of Brussels. The bar on the ground floor uses color-changing LED lighting, which gives the space a different look depending on the time of day.
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