That time you stayed in a 17th century mansion, once home to minor nobility and later housed visiting dignitaries (like, say, the Austrian Emperor).

Renovated 17th-century palace seamlessly blends elegant style & modern comforts.

Creative cocktails & tasty pizzas make the onsite restaurant & bar the perfect hangout.

The name doesn’t lie – a secret courtyard garden awaits. Ask Ben, the gardener, for the key(!).

Just a 5-min stroll from the main train station and a 25-min walk from must-visits like Grand Place.

Delightfully cosy guesthouse with just 6 unique rooms. Keep your camera handy – Instagram opps await.

Opened in the 1930s and restored to its original glory by Belgian nobility, with a history so impressive it’s got its own Wikipedia page.

3-story charmer perched on a corner downtown, an easy 8-min jaunt from the Old Fish Market (PS: the market’s old, not the fish).

Modern look with touches of whimsy – check out the wall art.

If these walls could talk: former 1930s bordello charms with a sensual mix of traditional and modern décor.

Super central and walkable location, close to the Metro, the stunning Grand-Place and shops galore.

Rooms are richly decorated in antiques; the dreamy spa is decked out in Alhambra-influenced archways and tiles.

Art-themed digs in the happenin’ Botanique ‘hood, next to the Botanique concert venue and fab gardens.

Well-connected via Thalys and Eurostar – steps from the station. Get crazy and pick a random city, buy your ticket and go!

The old-world building is just a façade; inside is nothing but arty, sleek industrial-chic.