The “Louise” room
on the 2^nd floor (28 m²)

The “Louise” bedroom is an intimate, refined room decorated in plum, ideal for relaxing after a day at the museums or shopping.

The monumental bedhead, an antique architectural feature, overlooks an extremely comfortable 160 × 200 cm bed, facing a fireplace with columns in white Carrara marble.

Desk, 81 cm digital flat-screen TV (more than 70 international channels), broadband Wi-Fi, safe built in to wardrobe, air-conditioning.

A Nespresso coffee machine and an electric kettle for tea are provided for guests’ convenience. Nespresso coffees, “Palais des Thés” teas.

The spectacular shower-room, with its cherry-red Hautmont marble floor, features a carved wooden arch leading to a large 180 × 90 cm shower. Heated towel rail, hair-dryer.

Rates: depending on period, from € 135 to € 195 per night, including breakfast (on the basis of 2 people).

Rates reduce beyond 3 nights.

Dimitri PARIMEROS
+32 (0) 2 852 10 88
contact@louisesurcour.be

Bed and breakfast accommodation approved by the
Commission Communautaire Française (COCOF),
approval number 1060/013.

The house has a lift, but is not suitable for guests with reduced mobility; we are at your disposal for any queries about accessibility. Separate twin beds in the Nassau suite and Huffel bedroom: upon request, minimum 24 hrs notice required. Possibility of an extra bed (convertible sofa 140 × 200 cm) in the suites, supplement € 30/person: upon request, minimum 24 hrs notice required. Children over 12 years accepted.

Non smoking rooms.
We do not accept pets.

Check-in by appointment only.

Dining-room service
The house's ground-floor reception rooms with their majestic 5 m ceilings give a feeling of space, airiness, and relaxation, thanks in no small part to the original monumental mirror that reflects an 18^th century painted wooden angel suspended above a white contemporary table. Of an evening, the Regency guest lounge with contemporary furniture is where we have the pleasure of welcoming new guests with a glass of champagne in hand, by the crackling fire when the season permits. A number of Flemish portraits, a 15^th-century town map, and a monumental contemporary light sculpture by artist Dimitri Parimeros all contribute to making this a guest-house for art lovers.