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Why Bill Clinton Loves the Conrad Brussels

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July 3, 2006 at 12:56 PM | by | Comment (1)

A trusted Belgian source tells us that when Bill Clinton heads to the EU capital he heads straight to the Conrad Brussels. Why does Bubba heart the Conrad?

Maybe it is the Lamborghini's out front, maybe it is the "talent" lurking in the concierge department, or maybe it is just the big rooms and comfy beds.

One recent reviewer might offer some clues to the Bill's Conrad fetish:

I enjoyed the very spacious room, with a great view of the city.
Room service of is very prompt when attending to your orders, and the food is delicious.

Big rooms, prompt food, tasty grub--now if only this place had a cigar bar...

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The Absolute Top in Brussels

The Conrad Hotel is not for nothing part of the Hilton Group although the name doesn't suggest it. This hotel breaths really a sort of standing which is not found in any other hotel in Brussels. The hotel itself is quite expensive but guarantees absolute privacy ( for example: you can only take the elevator to your floor not higher nor lower ). If you have the possibility you should try to stay in this hotel in Brussels. Conrad Luxury hotel Brussels is the top of the top.
stephanis on January 14, 2009 at 5:28 PM #Permalink

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