Comet Louise is a meeting and event venue on Place Stéphanie in Brussels, with a first-floor room for up to 150 people, a seventh-floor room for up to 95 and a rooftop terrace. It handles study days, board meetings, seminars, conventions, afterworks, cocktails and seated dinners, with an in-house restaurant and a single point of contact.
Seminars and company events
The official page lists the formats the site is built for: study days, meetings, seminars, management committee sessions, conventions, afterworks, cocktail receptions and seated dinners. Comet describes the offer as turnkey. The venue, technical equipment, catering and welcome are sold together, and one person at Comet follows the project from the first brief to the day itself.
Rooms can be arranged in boardroom, cabaret, theatre, U-shape or cocktail layouts. Technical equipment includes 4K video projection, videoconferencing, fiber wifi and flipcharts, with support on site during the day. Wellness options such as massage or breathing sessions are available as extras, and terraces and lounge corners give teams somewhere to step out of the room.
The day follows a set rhythm: a welcome with cloakroom and coffee, breakfast, a plenary session in one of the large rooms, lunch, an afternoon break and, if wanted, a cocktail on the roof.
Rooms and capacities
Two large spaces are named for the biggest events. The first floor holds up to 150 people. The seventh floor holds up to 95 people. The rooftop terrace is used for afterwork cocktails and offers a 360 degree view over Brussels and the Palais de Justice. The site does not publish capacities for smaller meeting rooms, so ask for the room plan that fits your group size and layout.
Catering
Meals are served at the Comet restaurant, which offers a seasonal, locavore menu. Comet states that lunch is a restaurant service, not a buffet, and that guests are welcomed and served as in a restaurant. Breakfast, coffee and snack stations are part of the day format, and mini-kitchens stay open for drinks, fruit and sweets. The venue also states a commitment, since November 2024, to a food-waste program with the association ALPACA. For very large receptions, Comet works with a partner caterer.
History and setting
Comet Louise is the first international site of the Comet group. The group worked with the Belgian architect Lionel Jadot to design the interior around the theme The Great Escape, which sets out to feel far from an office. The setting is meant to take a team out of its daily routine, whatever the meeting format.
Getting there
The address is Place Stéphanie 20, 1050 Brussels. Louise metro station, on lines 2 and 6, is a five-minute walk. Tram lines 8, 92, 93 and 97 stop at Louise, five minutes away, and at Stéphanie, three minutes away. Bus 33 also serves the area. Three car parks are within five minutes on foot: ZenPark on Rue Dejoncker 36, Q-Park on Rue Capitaine Crespel 27 and Inter-Parking Stéphanie at Avenue Louise 83.
