Royal Heritage Suite

Once graced by figures such as Winston Churchill, Salvador Dalí, Andy Warhol and Bob Dylan, the Royal Heritage Suite is a living piece of history. Reimagined with the spirit of a Parisian apartment, its generous 180 square metres honour the original layout of the 1900 Royal Suite in the Grand Hotel Astoria.

Accessed via the grand staircase and a stained-glass walkway - now listed features of the hotel - the arrival is a moment in itself. Inside, soft creams, greens and greys echo the tones of Brussels’ famed Musical Instruments Museum, whose artistry inspired the suite’s design. 

Throughout, the rhythm of the city comes alive: a baby grand piano anchors the salon, a sculptural trumpet catches the light by the window and bespoke rugs trace musical staves beneath your feet. Portoro stone, Belgian crystal and refined mouldings recall the suite’s distinguished past, while the master bedroom and Calacatta Verde marble bathroom carry the story into a new era of grace.

A symphony of heritage and harmony, the Royal Heritage Suite celebrates Brussels’ cultural soul from its most illustrious stage.