The wait is over. A totally remodeled Corinthia Brussels, located on Rue Royale, has reopened because the celebrated Maltese hospitality group continues its international enlargement.

Previously the Grand Resort Astoria, this iconic Belle Époque landmark’s transformation sees the resort now that includes 126 rooms and suites, and a subterranean spa. Following a rare journey of rebirth, the resort reaffirms its place as a cornerstone of Belgian hospitality, partnering with distinctive native expertise to raise its eating experiences. It guarantees to be an unparalleled vacation spot for each locals and worldwide travellers.

Initially opened in 1910, the venture to revive and reimagine this Brussels landmark has been undertaken by the Corinthia Group – homeowners, builders and operators of luxurious lodges worldwide – whose working firm, Corinthia Motels, now tackle the administration of this beloved palais within the coronary heart of Europe’s capital.

“The reopening of Corinthia Brussels marks an thrilling chapter for each our model and the town,” stated Simon Casson, CEO of Corinthia Motels.

“This venture isn’t nearly restoring a resort – it’s about redefining what luxurious hospitality could be. By collaborating with a few of Belgium’s most forward-thinking craftspeople and gastronomic minds, we’re difficult conventions and creating one thing really particular. We sit up for welcoming company to expertise this new period and to find an area the place heritage and innovation meet.”

Design

Located in Notre Dame aux Neiges, Corinthia Brussels has lengthy symbolised grandeur and class. Commissioned by royal decree and designed by Henri Van Dievoet, it was initially conceived as a palace to host distinguished company of the King. With its era-defining structure and opulent interiors, it turned synonymous with class, internet hosting illustrious company like Winston Churchill and Andy Warhol.

Now, after a four-year restoration programme, meticulously preserving the bottom flooring and façade, undertaken in collaboration with City Brussels, Patrimoine Brussels and the Royal Fee, it turns into a beacon of gastronomy, city rest and refined Belgian dwelling.

At its coronary heart is the Palm Courtroom, graced by an impressive stained-glass skylight restored below the course of Belgian architect Francis Metzger. Company will move via this breathtaking area earlier than ascending the grand staircase to succeed in the resort’s 90 bedrooms, 31 suites and 5 signature suites. Designed by GA Design, the rooms evoke regal opulence with palettes of blue and rust gold, impressed by the constructing’s wealthy historical past.

Beacon of Gastronomy

As Corinthia Brussels has revered the crafts of structure and design, so too does it honour the artistry of gastronomy. The resort has partnered with two much-loved, Michelin-starred, Belgian cooks with eating ideas; Le Petit Bon Bon and Palais Royal, whereas Belgian mixologist sensation Hannah Van Ongevalle opens her first solo idea with Beneath The Stairs.

Whereas their ideas are distinctive, cooks David Martin and Christophe Hardiquest share an analogous work tradition; nurturing younger expertise in a sort, artistic and collaborative kitchen, working seamlessly and wholly between kitchen and repair workers, and respecting the culinary heritage of Belgium.

Open for lunch and dinner from Thursday to Monday, Christophe Hardiquest’s brasserie idea Le Petit Bon Bon serves conventional Belgian favourites with a contemporary twist. With each road and resort entry, this vibrant brasserie has been designed by native inside designer We Need Extra studio and feels without delay thrilling and homely because of the workforce’s palpable vitality and personable service. Beneath Hardiquest’s management, the kitchen is steered by Venezuelan, Andrea Mesa, including a definite South American and feminine aptitude to proceedings.

Palais Royal by David Martin serves a menu of French delicacies impressed by the flavours and philosophy of Japan in a seven-, ten- or 12-course degustation. For time-pressed or weary travellers, any dish on the menu could be ordered à la carte, reflecting Martin’s dedication to inclusivity and breaking down the boundaries of conventional high-quality eating. The restaurant serves lunch, Tuesday to Friday and dinner, Tuesday to Saturday.

Beneath its magnificent skylight, the Palm Courtroom serves coffees, teas, mild snacks and drinks all through the day and results in SalonElisabeth which serves breakfast, in addition to offering a versatile area for occasions, internet hosting something from intimate dinners to screenings and press conferences.

Hannah Van Ongevalle embarks on her first solo enterprise with Beneath The Stairs, serving blended drinks in a seasonally altering menu. Opening in February 2025 and working day by day from 12pm to 1am, the inaugural menu, From Mud We Rise, is a spin on traditional blended drinks impressed by these invented in famed lodges all over the world over the previous century.

Refined Belgian Dwelling

Wellness is redefined on this first for Brussels, as Corinthia opens with a sublime underground sanctuary created via the addition of a newly excavated flooring beneath the resort. Over 1,200 sq/m, the spa options seven personal therapy rooms, a steam room, sauna, expertise showers, tea room and health centre with private coaching by former British Military bodily coaching teacher, Paul Tucker.

The resort’s idea retailer, Coutume, champions Belgian excellence presenting a curated collection of luxurious native manufacturers. From ready-to-wear vogue and high-quality jewelry to distinctive design items, it options celebrated names like Maison La Assortment and Daniel Ost, alongside rising designers.

Situated within the coronary heart of Europe, Brussels affords a wealthy mixture of cultural heritage and modern aptitude. Identified for its Artwork Nouveau and Artwork Deco structure, the town will rejoice the a hundredth anniversary of Artwork Deco in 2025. Company at Corinthia Brussels are completely positioned to discover the town’s museums, vibrant arts scene and culinary delights, all inside a brief distance from Brussels’ most fantastic tackle.

For extra info, please go to Corinthia.com/Brussels.