Charleroi Airport Brussels South (CRL) to The Legacy by 2go4 City Center, Brussels

The drive from CRL to central Brussels

The transfer covers 65 km (41 miles) and typically takes about 50 minutes. The route leads north from Charleroi Airport towards the Belgian capital and ends in the city centre, where The Legacy by 2go4 City Center is located. Traffic around Brussels can slow things down on weekday mornings and late afternoons, so it is sensible to allow some extra time if you have a tight connection or a fixed check-in or meeting time. A private transfer takes you from the terminal to the address without changing vehicles or carrying luggage through stations.

Meeting Point

Your driver waits at the Starbucks in the airport, holding a personalised name sign. The spot is easy to find once you have collected your luggage, so you can go straight there without searching the terminal.

Choosing the right vehicle

For solo travellers, couples and small families, a private taxi is the usual choice, with options for 1-3 or 1-4 passengers. Groups with more people or extra luggage can book a private minibus. Capacities start at 8 seats and continue in steps of 8 up to 64 seats, which suits business delegations, tour groups, wedding parties and team trips. Tell us your group size and the amount of luggage when you book, and we will assign a suitable vehicle.

Where to stay in central Brussels

The city centre has many long-established hotels within easy reach of the Grand-Place and the main shopping streets. Well-known names include Hotel Amigo, close to the Grand-Place, Hotel Métropole, a historic hotel on Place de Brouckère, and Le Plaza Brussels, near the Boulevard Adolphe Max. If you are staying at The Legacy by 2go4 City Center, you will be in the heart of the city, where most major sights, restaurants and tram and metro stops are close by.

• Give the full address of your accommodation when booking.
• Add a mobile number that works in Belgium so the driver can reach you if needed.
• Keep in mind that some central streets have traffic restrictions, so the driver may drop you at the nearest accessible point.