Hotel Amigo, Brussels, Belgium building is over 500 years old and has been a hotel since 1957. It was converted by the Blaton family to host royals, celebrities and VIPs for the 1958 World Exposition. As a nod to history, our Royal Suite is named after Armand Blaton.

Classic luxury art it's finest. The 174-bedroom Flemish-styled Hotel Amigo in Brussels is the epitome of Belgian chic. Featuring Flemish tapestries and Surrealist paintings alongside characters from Tintin storybooks! For outstanding cuisine check out the incredible Italian and Mediterranean dining at Ristoranti Bocconi, cocktails at the wonderful Martini Club, and tea at Bar Amigo. The hotel was bought and refurbished by the Rocco Forte Hotel Group in 2000.
Since 1522

Historic building was first mentioned in the town records in 1522, when the city council bought it from a wealthy merchant family. The building was then turned into a prison before becoming a hotel again.
Original foundations

The lobby floor is paved with cobblestones dating from 620. They were originally used in the surrounding city streets and carefully preserved during the hotel’s renovations.