Your hotel - msf ocb office

MSF OCB - Your hotel
> Are you MSF Staff?
Please do not book any hotel rooms by yourself! Your FAU referent or event/training organiser has taken care of
everything. You can find your hotel in the list below.
> Are you an external visitor?
Follow the instructions on Inside OCB to benefit from MSF rates, or contact [email protected].
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Partner Hotels
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Hotel ibis Styles Brussels Centre Stephanie
Chaussée de Charleroi 66, 1060 Bruxelles
ibis.com | +32 (0) 2 612 81 30
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Aparthotel Adagio Access Brussels Europe
Rue de l’Industrie 12, 1000 Bruxelles
adagio-city.com | +32 (0) 2 274 17 80
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Hotel ibis Styles Bruxelles Louise
Bruxelles, Avenue Louise 212, 1050 Bruxelles
ibis.com | +32 (0) 2 644 29 29
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Sleep Well Hostel
Rue du Damier 23, 1000 Bruxelles
sleepwell.be | +32 (0) 2 218 50 50
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Hotel Chambord
Rue de Namur 82, 1000 Bruxelles
hotel-chambord.be | +32 (0) 2 548 99 10
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Hotel ibis Brussels Centre Gare Midi
20, Engelandstraat 2, 1060 Bruxelles
ibis.com | +32 (0) 2 620 04 25
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Hotel Siru (Hotel des colonies)
2 Rue des croisades, Brussels 1210 Bruxelles
hotelsiru.com | +32 (0) 2 203 33 03
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Hotel ibis Brussels Centre St Catherine
N°2, Rue Joseph Plateau, 1000 Bruxelles
ibis.com | +32 (0) 2 620 04 26
Médecins Sans Frontières - Operational Centre Brussels
Rue de l'Arbre Bénit 46, 1050 Brussels
+32 (0) 2 474 74 74
MSF OCB - Your hotel
> What to do while in Brussels
Brussels is not only the capital of Europe, it is also a very exciting place to visit. If you have some time to spare, do
not hesitate to consult the sites below to help you define your Brussels ‘bucket list’.
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Visit Brussels, The Brussels Tourist Agency - visit.brussels/en
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Things to do in Brussels (from TripAdvisor) - tripadvisor.com
Getting around
By Public Transport - stib-mivb.be
By Bike (not recommended for inexperienced bikers) - en.villo.be
By Train - belgianrail.be
> Security Warning !
Although Brussels is generally considered a safe city, please watch out for pickpockets and similar forms of street
crime in the same way you would in any other large city.
Common-sense advice: you should bear in mind that the risk is higher in crowded places, such as public transport,
railway stations or in the city centre. Avoid as much as possible isolated and poorly lit streets, especially late at night.
It is highly recommended that you keep your identity documents with you in a safe pocket and keep a copy of them in
another safe place.
If your passport is in the office for visa purposes, make sure you carry a copy of it at all times and for those concerned, a copy of your Schengen visa as well.
In case you get robbed or assaulted, call immediately the police on 101.
> Emergency numbers
101 - Police
100 - Medical emergency
112 - European emergency number
Médecins Sans Frontières - Operational Centre Brussels
Rue de l'Arbre Bénit 46, 1050 Brussels
+32 (0) 2 474 74 74