Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to B&B Le Coup De Coeur, Brussels

The Drive from Zaventem to Brussels

The transfer from Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU) to B&B Le Coup De Coeur covers 16 km (10 miles) and usually takes around 27 minutes. The route runs from the airport towards the city, and the final stretch depends on the exact street where the B&B is located. Weekday mornings and late afternoons are the busiest periods on the roads into Brussels, so allow some extra time if you have a tight schedule or an early check-in. Outside those hours the journey tends to be smoother.

This route is booked less often than the big hotel runs, but it is available on request just like any other, with a driver assigned to your arrival.

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at Java Coffee House with a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find after you have collected your luggage, so you can go straight there without searching the terminal.

Which Vehicle Suits Your Group

Couples, solo travellers and small families usually do well with a private taxi, available for 1-3 or 1-4 passengers. If you travel with larger suitcases or a fourth person, the 1-4 option gives a little more flexibility.

Bigger parties can choose a private minibus. Seat counts run from 8 up to 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56 and 64, so a family reunion, a wedding party or a school trip can arrive together in one vehicle rather than splitting up.

Staying in Brussels

B&B Le Coup De Coeur is a guest house in Brussels, and as with most bed and breakfasts, the atmosphere is more personal than in a large hotel. Check-in is often arranged with the host, so it helps to share your arrival time in advance and keep the exact address ready for your driver.

If you want to compare other places to stay in the city, three long-established names in Brussels are:

• Hotel Metropole, a historic grand hotel on Place de Brouckère dating from the 19th century
• Hotel Amigo, a well-known hotel close to the Grand-Place
• Le Plaza Brussels, a classic hotel near the Botanique and the city centre

Brussels is compact enough that many of its main sights, including the Grand-Place, the Mannekin Pis and the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, can be reached on foot or by a short ride from most central neighbourhoods.