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Bar " Le 19ième "

Elegant and delicate in a timeless decoration, cocktails and choice alcohols.  Corinthian columns, palm trees and deep leather sofas, piano... a decoration with standing as in an aristocratic club where having a drink become a ritual with a lot of dreams.

Restaurant " L'Alban Chambon"

The gastronomical restaurant "l'Alban Chambon", opened in 1985, celebrated in 2005 its 20th anniversary. Unique italian baroque decoration, classical yet daring French cuisine, 2 red hats and 15/20 in the GaultMillau culinary guide and golden key, air conditioning. Another world, a world devoted to pleasure, to culinary and visual delights.

Café Métropole

The Café Métropole features an unique year-round heated terrace.

Services
Conciergerie, excursions, theatre tickets, car rental, baby sitting, photocopy, secretarial and translation services, PC facilities compatible, currency exchange, safety deposit boxes, telephone, fax, telex.

Short History

Sport & Leisure Activities
Golf at Brussels'Ravenstein and Waterloo courses. Trail riding through the Soignes Forest. Tennis at Leopold Club.

Venues, Seminars & Banquets

For all your venues, Hôtel Métropole has 22 fully equipped meeting rooms at your disposal able to accommodate from 5 to 500 people. The hotel offer different and diversified solutions to your demands for banquets, seminars, meeting, weddings, presentations, etc.

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Brussels is, first of all, a city located in the centre of Belgium and its capital, but it sometimes also refers to the largest municipality of the Brussels-Capital Region. This municipality inside Brussels is correctly named The City of Brussels (French: Bruxelles-Ville or Ville de Bruxelles, Dutch: Stad Brussel), which is one of 19 municipalities that make up the Brussels-Capital Region (see also: Municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region). The municipality has a population of about 140,000 while the Brussels-Capital Region has more than a million inhabitants. 50°50′37″N, 4°21′27″E.
The Brussels-Capital Region is a region of Belgium in its own right, alongside Wallonia and the Flemish Region. Geographically, it is an enclave in the Flemish Region. Regions are one component of Belgium's complex institutions, the three communities being "the" other component: the Brussels inhabitants must deal with either the French (speaking) community or the Flemish Community for matters such as culture and education.