Le Louise Hotel Brussels, part of the MGallery Collection, offers six private spaces for board meetings, residential seminars, terrace cocktails, dinners and weddings in central Brussels. An organiser can use rooms of about 82 to 83 square meters, or join three of them into a hall of up to 248 square meters, and house the group in the hotel's 159 rooms and 10 suites on Avenue de la Toison d'Or.
Seminars and company events
The hotel's events page says the team handles projects from a short meeting to a residential seminar. Each room has natural light and can be set up in school, boardroom, U-shape or cabaret layouts. Standard equipment includes a screen, a projector, laser pointers, a sound system, closed cloakrooms, a Nespresso machine with tea and herbal infusions, Click and Share technology and a dedicated contact person. Options include video conferencing, microphones, a DVD player, a podium, a lectern, a hostess and flowers.
The hotel names three rooms after surrealist works. Salon Jungle, of 82 square meters, takes its decor from René Magritte, with animal-headed figures and a table shaped like a boar. Salon Colombe, of 83 square meters, shows a Magritte dove and a trompe-l'oeil library. Salon Elephant, of 83 square meters, refers to Salvador Dalí and comes with a cloakroom and a coffee corner.
A meetings and events team can be reached through the website, and a floor plan and a virtual tour are available for site checks before a visit.
Weddings and receptions
The events page lists weddings among the formats the hotel can host, along with cocktails on the terrace and dinners among friends. The site gives no separate wedding offer or guest number, so ask the events team about the room that suits your guest count and the layout of the day.
Rooms and capacities
The hotel states that it has six private spaces. The three salons above are each about 82 to 83 square meters. Salon Métamorphose is made of the Jungle, Colombe and Elephant salons together. Its folding partitions open into one bright space of up to 248 square meters, which the hotel suggests for banquets or cocktails. The page does not list guest numbers by layout, so ask for the capacity chart when you request a quote.
Accommodation
The hotel has 159 contemporary rooms and 10 suites. For a residential seminar, a group can sleep and meet in the same building. The brand positions the hotel as a base for exploring the center of Brussels.
Catering
The hotel's own restaurant is Maison Louise, a Belgian and French brasserie with a dining room and a terrace for good weather. The site presents its kitchen as generous and carefully made, with a menu designed for sharing. The terrace is also named as a place for a cocktail. Ask the events team for the formulas available for coffee breaks, lunches and seated dinners.
Getting there
The address is Avenue de la Toison d'Or 40, 1050 Brussels, on the avenue that runs toward the Palais de Justice. The site has a contact and access page with directions, which you can forward to your guests.
