Laurent's apartment is in a perfect location -- just outside the "main" part of town but very close to a metro that is a quick five-stop shot into the center, as well as right next to one of the best parks in town, which itself has four museums (auto, art, military, flight) as well as the iconic Cinquantenaire arches. You can see the arches easily from the apartment balcony on the ninth floor -- itself a great selling point! The apartment is also right next to a nice little shopping street (Rue des Tongres), so in terms of location it's really perfect. The apartment itself is fine, a one bedroom with an extra area with a second bed, but is probably best for either a couple or four good friends. The bedroom itself is quite nice. Everything in the kitchen works well; ditto the bathroom. Floor space in the bathroom is limited by the jacuzzi tub, which one has to step into in order to have a shower. The apartment has lots of wood and can feel a bit dark (especially in winter, when we stayed), but there's also some good art and books to liven things up a bit. We stayed four nights and were quite content. Easy to recommend as a good-value jumping off place for a longer stay in Brussels.