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title: "Regus Kolonienstraat 11"
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# Regus Kolonienstraat 11

Koloniënstraat, or Rue des Colonies in French, runs through the upper town of Brussels, a short distance from the Royal Quarter and the Central Station. Number 11 is a Regus centre with a clear architectural identity: attractive arched windows and an impressive atrium of marble and glass that lets daylight reach the floors. In a city where many offices are anonymous towers, a building with a real atrium is a good argument when you invite a client to a first meeting.

The operator describes the interior as quiet and modern, and the list of facilities is generous for a city-centre address: a lounge area, bookable meeting rooms, a terrace where you can take a coffee outside, wheelchair access, parking, bicycle parking and snacks, with surveillance cameras for security. Wi-Fi, reception, printing and scanning and a kitchenette cover the daily needs. A terrace in the middle of Brussels is a small luxury that makes long days easier, and bicycle parking is useful if you ride in.

Travelling here is the strong point. Brussels Central station is described as just steps away, with bus and tram stops nearby, which makes this one of the better-connected offices in our selection for people who travel by train from other Belgian cities, Antwerp or the airport. A client who arrives from the capital's international rail connections via the central station reaches your door quickly.

The most natural users are companies that need a central address with a calm atmosphere: consultancies, creative agencies and legal practices that want to be near the old town but not in the middle of the tourist crowds. Small teams from other countries also find the combination of a central station and a serviced office useful for starting a Brussels branch without a long commitment. Teams who plan workshops can combine the meeting rooms with the terrace for breaks.

After work, the Grand Place and its restaurants are within walking distance, according to the operator, and the surrounding streets offer cafés, galleries and theatres. The Mont des Arts and the Royal Quarter are also nearby, so a visitor with an afternoon free can see the sights between meetings. This makes the office practical for hosting international guests who have only one day in the city.

The atrium deserves a second look when you visit. Marble and glass in a central building mean the daylight reaches the floors in a way that many conversions never manage, and the arched windows give the rooms a recognisable shape that clients tend to remember. For creative agencies, architects and designers, that kind of setting is an asset in itself: it is easier to present a project in a room that looks considered. The terrace adds another option for a briefing in good weather, and the quiet atmosphere the operator describes lets analysts and writers focus. Because the street is close to the city's main rail hub, a team spread across several towns can meet halfway and leave by train within the same day, which is a very useful property for organisations without a head office in the capital. The street's calm contrasts with the busier arteries of the centre, which many visitors find a relief after a day at the station. Teams that value routine can settle into a regular pattern here: arrive by rail, work in the quiet rooms, hold client meetings in the atrium-lit spaces and leave before the evening rush.

Give us your team size, preferred start date and the length of stay, and we will request the current terms from the centre. We can add a visit to the request, which is the best way to see the atrium and the terrace for yourself.

- **Location:** Brussels — City Centre (Brussels)
- **Address:** Koloniënstraat 11, 1000 Brussels
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Reception, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Terrace, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private Office at Regus Koloniënstraat 11 (Private Office): €275/month

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