• Dogs are welcomed into this luxury establishment so you can take advantage of this property’s pet-friendly amenities
• A maximum weight restriction up to 15 kg per pet is applied
• A supplement of €150 per pet, per stay is charged
• Food and water bowls are provided in the room

Located in the heart of Brussels, the Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo welcomes you and your dog into a world of five star luxury and prestige for the perfect city getaway.

The hotel became part of the Rocco Forte family in January 2000. Extensive renovations took place, restoring the building to its former glory, whilst protecting its artistic heritage. This jewel in the city of Brussels is also a member of the Leading Hotels of the World.

A few steps from La Grand Place and Brussels City Hall, the hotel sits in the Financial district of Brussels and has an award-winning restaurant and martini bar, fitness and business centres and a ballroom.

The award-winning Ristorante Bocconi serves Italian dishes and Mediterranean cuisine, marrying influences and inspirations from all corners of Italy and Belgium in an elegant yet relaxed setting.

Brussels is an easy city to walk around is a perfect dog-friendly city, with many things to do. Additionally, Brussels is full of enthusiastic dog-lovers who will stop to pet your pup. The central location of the hotel allows you to discover within walking distance many of the great landmarks of the city, including the Manneken Pis Statue, Le Sablon antiques area and the Magritte Museum.

The historic building of Spanish Renaissance architecture with contemporary interior décor has a story that dates back centuries. The hotel has been beautifully decorated under the direction of designer Olga Polizzi, showcasing exquisite Flemish tradition with refined Belgian linens and embroidered silk curtains. Other Belgian touches include Pierre Marcolini chocolates, and Marcel Broodthaers and René Magritte prints.

In 1522, the building on the site was sold to the city and turned into a prison. The name of the hotel dates back to the early 16th century when the then-ruling Spanish mistook the Flemish word for “prison,” which the building served as for centuries, to mean “friend.”

Check in: 3pm

Check out: 12pm