Residence Brussels South

Directions (how to arrive at the hostel):

By car
From the airport

Follow the Brussels Ring way (R0) (direction Charleroi – Paris), Take exit 28 (Waterloo Noord / Argenteuil).
Take the first street on your right (Avenue Reine Astrid).
At the intersection, before the church of Waterloo, turn right again, Chaussée de Bruxelles, direction Brussels.
After about 3km this road becomes the “Waterloose steenweg” in Sint-Genesius-Rode.
You can find the hotel on your left side, next to the tennis club Wimbledon.

Coming from the North or the East

(Antwerp – Gent – Leuven – Luik – Brussels Airport - Zaventem - Namen)

Follow the Brussels Ring way (R0) (direction Charleroi – Paris), Take exit 28 (Waterloo Noord / Argenteuil).
Take the first street right (Avenue Reine Astrid).
At the intersection before the church of Waterloo, turn right again, Chaussée de Bruxelles, direction Brussels.
After about 3km this road becomes the “Waterloose steenweg” in Sint-Genesius-Rode.
You can find the hotel on your left side, next to the tennis club Wimbledon.

Coming from the South (Paris – Bergen – Charleroi)

Follow the Brussels Ring way (R0) (direction Brussels). Take exit 27 (Waterloo centrum)
Go under the bridge and go left at the roundabout
At the next roundabout, go straight forward (at your left side you can see the supermarkt Carrefour)
At the intersection after this supermarket, follow right (Chaussée de Bruxelles), direction Brussels.
Now you will be driving through the city center of Waterloo (church on your left side)
After about 3km this road becomes the “Waterloose steenweg” in Sint-Genesius-Rode.
You can find the hotel on your left side, next to the tennis club Wimbledon.

Coming from Brussels (Zuidstation – Central station– City center)

Follow the “Louizalaan” direction “Ter Kameren Bos”.
Follow right (Chaussée de Waterloo) direction Waterloo.
After about 10km and after you have past the forest “Zoniënwoud” (at your left side) you will find the hotel on you right side, next to the tennis club Wimbledon.