Welcome
The ideal location for your stay in Antwerp. Our B&B is situated close to the trendy south and nearby the old town. All historical sites and musea are in walking distance but also the nicest shopping streets, bars and restaurants at anyones choice.
For a city trip with or without children, with friends but also for a business trip you are at the perfect address.
We offer you two spacious, tastfully decorated rooms with adjoining bathroom, for a maximum capacity of 9 persons.
Our recently renovated house is located in a very quiet street parallel to the "boulevards".
The breakfast is being served in our sunny dining room or on the roof terrace.
Each room is offered a free TV and internet connection. Extra charge in case of only one night in a weekend.
Bicycle for rent at €5 a day and parking space in our garage at €10 a day
Motorrides also very welcome; more than enough space in our private parking.
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Latest news
Antwerp second best city to live in the World
On 1 stays as last year Kopenhagen followed by Antwerp on 2 and Brussels on 3.
The total list counts 254 steden of which the top 20 is completely European and Kaboul and Bagdad are at the end of it.
Largest store of Yohji Yamamoto opened in Antwerp
In the building of the 'Modenatie', in the former Brasserie and forum, there now is a flagshipstore of no less than 960 m².
Next to the women and men collection of Yohji Yamamoto, you will also find the Y's and Y's Mandarina Limi Feu, de women's collection of Limi Yamamoto ( in avant-première) and the brand new juwelry-collection, in collaboration with Mikimoto.
The connection between the Japanese designer and the Antwerp Fashion Academy is very strong and he has a big admiration for the latest generation of young creators she has produced. On their turn they were most probably inspired by him. The city herself reminds him of Kyoto: quiet, reserved with almost no need for glitter and glamour.
"The riches is a little hidden. You only find it when you go into it. I prefer having my shops in these kind of city rather than a megalopolis."
