This winter, The Hotel in Brussels elevates luxury with the second edition of its Altitude Bar concept. Partnering with Val d’Isère, Altitude 25 transforms the 25th floor into a cozy alpine retreat, offering stunning 180-degree views, gourmet delights, and the charm of refined winter living above Brussels.
For its second edition, The Hotel’s Altitude Bar concept reaches even greater heights. In collaboration with the renowned alpine destination Val d’Isère, The Hotel opens its 25th floor this year, transforming December evenings into a unique urban-meets-mountain experience.
Perched in the heart of the city, overlooking the bustling capital, Altitude 25 has become the exclusive winter rendezvous in Brussels. With a warm and elegant ambiance inspired by the highest peaks of Val d’Isère, it promises unforgettable, immersive evenings.
In 2024, The Hotel launched the first edition of its panorama bar on the 24th floor. Now, at over 80 meters above ground, Altitude 25 provides an exceptional setting to admire the illuminated city while enjoying the cozy and festive atmosphere of winter.
Perfect for those who appreciate refined escapes, this new altitude bar welcomes both hotel guests and outside visitors seeking originality and exclusivity. With its breathtaking 180-degree view, Altitude 25 offers a journey to the rooftops of Brussels, evoking the charm of an alpine chalet in homage to the high-mountain village of Val d’Isère, which has retained its charm and authenticity for nearly a century.
The Menu: Expect gourmet platters inspired by mountain classics, alongside génépi and champagne, in partnership with Moët & Chandon. From aged cheeses and local charcuterie to specialties from the Vanoise region and sparkling champagne, every bite and sip is an invitation to indulge and unwind.
Designed as a true winter cocoon, Altitude 25 offers a one-of-a-kind immersive experience. It’s a gourmet escape “as lofty as our dreams,” set in a breathtaking environment where every detail of art de vivre and conviviality reaches new heights.
