The apartment itself is clean, comfortable, and spacious and is a perfectly good place to stay in Brussels if you need parking and don’t mind being far from the center. The problem is that this company is very disorganized when it comes to check in which resulted in a very unpleasant experience for us arriving late in the evening having been provided an incorrect combination for the lockbox. For the next hour we communicated on the site with either an AI bot or a human who had undergone a rather careless lobotomy and were given very unhelpful tips and directions that only increased our frustration. Only after we had called Airbnb support did an actual person come on and give us the correct combination. In the end only an hour was lost but it was a very stressful hour with our exhausted children sleeping in the basement hallway while one of us repeatedly tried the combination and the other searched for alternative accommodation. I see at least one other person had a similar problem recently and the company really needs to fix this because they are doing everything else fine. Travelers need to have confidence that when they arrive in a strange city they will have a place to lay their head. This is fundamental for an Airbnb.
The parking is a little underground dungeon filled with thick pillars, so be prepared to use your maneuvering skills to get in and out if you are using a car.