• Former brewery De Valck
• In the centre of triangle Brussels-Antwerp-Ghent
• Seasonal delicacies

Beer is the main theme in this hotel in the centre of Moorsel. A couple of years ago the owner, Pieter van der Borght, renovated Brewery De Valck and converted it into a hotel/restaurant.

• Historic 15th century monastery
• Open fireplace and antiques
• In Bruges city centre

Hotel de Orangerie fully embraces the look and spirit of historic Bruges, the romantic hot spot of choice. The compact city is a treasure trove of valuable estates within a small area that can easily be crossed on foot or by bicycle.

• Former executive villa
• Disciple d’Escoffier
• 80 single malt whisky’s

Hippocampus was built around the 1900s and was for decades occupied by the managers of a local factory. In 1992, the current host and chef, Francis Scheyvaerts, bought the villa – located between Eindhoven and Antwerp – and transformed it into a gorgeous manor.

• Former curate’s house from 1734
• Maastricht 20 minutes away
• For lovers of gastronomy and tranquillity

On the shores of the river Maas in Limburg lies the idyllic village of Dilsen-Stokkem. Alex and Marianne Clevers renovated old chaplain’s residence, built in 1734, to make their dream come true in transforming it into a restaurant and hotel.

• Country house near sea and beach
• Villa village De Haan
• Royal Golf Club Oostende

De Haan, also called Le Coq sur Mer, is a charming, old-fashioned seaside resort with beautiful belle-époque villas, pleasant restaurants and the well-known over 100-year old Royal Ostende Golf Club.