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title: "Regus Avenue Louise 65-11"
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# Regus Avenue Louise 65-11

Avenue Louise is the boulevard Brussels likes to show visitors: wide, lined with trees, boutiques, galleries and office entrances, and running from Place Louise down toward the Bois de la Cambre. Number 65 sits at the upper end of the avenue, close to Place Louise, and the Regus centre occupies a unit in the building known as the Louise Centre. If you are searching for a Brussels address that has nothing to do with the EU institutions, this is the one in our selection that belongs to the city's other business life: private clients, professional services, retail and the firms that serve them.

The centre is organised around open, varied working areas with colourful seating and plants, a lounge area for receiving a visitor or taking a call away from your desk, and meeting rooms you can book when a conversation needs a closed door. Wheelchair access is listed for the building, and snacks are available on site. Day to day you also have the usual Regus basics: Wi-Fi, reception, printing and scanning, a kitchenette, air-conditioning and heating. Parking and showers are not listed here, which suits a spot where most people arrive by bus, tram or metro; the operator describes all three as a short walk away, and Place Louise is a well-known interchange.

Who is it for? Independent consultants, lawyers and advisers whose clients are individuals, banks or retailers rather than ministries. Small companies that want a prestigious Avenue Louise address on their letterhead without signing a conventional lease. And foreign companies that need a branch in the Belgian capital: a private office that stays ready, with a reception desk that welcomes your visitors, is a quicker way to open a presence in Brussels than renting and fitting out your own floor.

The surroundings do part of the selling. The avenue is famous for shopping, so lunch, a coffee with a client or an errand before a meeting is never far. Place Louise marks the edge of the old town, and from there the Sablon antiques quarter and the Palais de Justice are within easy reach. Walk the other way and the avenue leads to the Bois de la Cambre and its pond, a useful antidote to a day of calls. Compared with the glass offices of the European Quarter, the atmosphere is more mixed: shoppers, residents and office workers share the pavements, and evenings stay lively for longer.

A word on how the centre feels in use. Because it sits inside a larger building rather than occupying a whole tower, arrival is straightforward: you walk into a reception that knows your name, and your visitor is greeted before they reach your door. That matters for firms in private banking, wealth advice or legal practice, where the first impression is part of the service. The colourful seating and calm greenery the operator describes soften the corporate setting without making it playful, and the lounge gives a neutral place for the informal conversation that often comes before a contract. Because the office is flexible, you can begin with a single room for a few months while a Belgian entity is being set up, then add space as the client base grows, all without moving house or changing the address on your cards. Visitors who are not familiar with Brussels often assume the whole city is political; a meeting on Avenue Louise corrects that impression quickly.

How to book: tell us how many people you are, when you want to start and how long you plan to stay, and we will request current availability and conditions from the centre. A visit is the best way to judge the lounge and the working areas, so ask for one together with your quote.

- **Location:** Brussels — Louise District
- **Address:** Avenue Louise 65/11, 1050 Brussels
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private Office at Regus Avenue Louise 65-11 (Private Office): €385/month

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