Fab 27-room converted mansion with stunning warm-modern interiors and enviable city views.

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

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.

Whimsical home base tucked in one of the city’s most diverse areas, just south of the centre and loaded with bars, cafés, restaurants and galleries.

Historic 20th century building, carefully restored and sweetly decorated.

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

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

Posh (but unstuffy) Louis XVI style in rooms is a step back in time (without slackin’ on modern musts like WiFi & plasma TVs).

Nestled in the Art Nouveau district and close to public transport for easy access to the city centre.

We’re not sure which is more spectacular, the massive 1884 chateau or incredible countryside.

5-minute walk from the landmark train station. You can’t get any more centraal.

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).

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

Spacious suite offers sleeping and hangout room aplenty.