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Steigenberger Icon Wiltcher's

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On Avenue Louise since 1913, a Beaux-Arts house named for Sydney Charles Wiltcher, the English-immigrant hotelier Baron Joseph de Crawez hired to open it. Georges Delcoigne drew the facade. It ran as Conrad Brussels until 2012, then returned to the Wiltcher's name under Steigenberger. Two hundred sixty-seven rooms on the boulevard laid out in 1847 toward the Bois de la Cambre.

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History

Wiltcher's opened in 1913 on Avenue Louise, a Beaux-Arts house by Georges Delcoigne, named for Sydney Charles Wiltcher. It later operated as Conrad Brussels until 2012, then returned to the Wiltcher's name under Steigenberger. Two hundred sixty-seven rooms.

The setting

At Avenue Louise 71 in Ixelles, the 1847 boulevard toward the Bois de la Cambre. The Sablon is another quarter; this is Louise.

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