In case you arrive early on Wednesday September 2nd, the hotel proposes an early check-in, according to their availability, with an extra cost of €25 / person. If the room is available, you will have access at 9AM.

To arrange this early check-in, please contact hotel@mix.brussels with your individual reservation number.

For those who are interested, as soon as you have checked in, you also have direct access to the Gym & Wellness areas.

A few restaurant recommendations for the evening

• Al Piccolo Mondo — A long-standing Brussels institution located just off Avenue Louise. Established over 40 years ago, it is famous for its elegant atmosphere, its mix of classic Italian and French/Belgian fine cuisine, and traditional, attentive service provided by veteran staff.
• Au Vieux Saint Martin — A legendary, family-run brasserie in Brussels’ historic Sablon district. Famous for its warm atmosphere and classic Belgian comfort food, it is widely celebrated as the birthplace of the iconic Filet Américain (Belgian steak tartare) served with crispy fries. They operate on a walk-in-only basis, so you can simply show up and the staff will seat you as tables become available.
• De Hoef 1627 — One of the oldest and most authentic estaminets in Belgium. Run by the same family, this historic 300-year-old establishment is celebrated for its traditional Belgian-French cuisine, cozy fireplace setting, and exceptional meats grilled over an open wood fire.
• Belga Queen — An upscale, elegant restaurant in central Brussels, in a beautifully restored 18th-century bank building. Known for serving authentic Belgian cuisine and fresh seafood under a spectacular stained-glass ceiling.
• Kokuban — A popular, authentic Japanese restaurant in Brussels with locations near Avenue Louise and in the EU Quarter. Highly regarded for its fresh ramen, delicious gyoza, and specialty Japanese ice creams.