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FAQ
1. How to get to us?
Rue de l'Abattoir 41, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Arriving by train:
Brussels-Midi station is the closest station to our house. Here are the easiest ways to get from the station to our house:
- By foot: 18 minutes- By tramway: 8 minutes, take tramway 51 or 82 to the "Arts et Métiers" stop, which is closest to our house.- Uber or Taxi: 6 minutes, but traffic can be heavy at times.
Arriving by plane from Brussels Airport (Zaventem):
Trains connect Zaventem airport to Brussels-Midi station, leaving every 20 minutes.
Arriving by Plane from Charleroi (Brussels South):
The Flibco bus will take you to Brussels midi. Departures are every 20-30 minutes. Boarding is at Charleroi airport terminal 1.
You arrive (by bus) at Brussels North Station:
From Gare du Nord (arrival of some buses): Take underground streetcar no. 3 Churchill or no. 4 Esplanade. Get off at Bourse (4 minutes - 4 stops). Walk to the house (9 minutes).
Arriving by car:
Parking in Brussels can be tricky and expensive. The best idea is to leave your car in one of the nearest underground parking lots: "Parking de la Monnaie" ( 22 euros/24 hours) or "Q-Park Lepage" ( 24 euros/24 hours). Both are about a 10-minute walk away.
Brussels has also created parking lots outside the city for €3/day.The nearest is the P+R Ceria, then you can get to us by taking the metro to Ceria and getting off at the Sainte Catherine stop, which is ten minutes from the house.Please note that you'll need to show your metro ticket to benefit from the reduced rate of 3€ per day.
2. Breakfast
For the moment, breakfast is not included in your reservation.If you would like us to prepare a breakfast plate for you, please contact us so that we can make you a proposal that suits you.
In March 2024 we will be opening the Café de la Senne on the ground floor of our house. We look forward to welcoming you for a delicious home-made breakfast in a friendly neighborhood atmosphere.
3. Our Neighborhood
Brussels is the second most cosmopolitan city in the world... and also the most cosmopolitan city in Europe!
We value diversity and the cultural openness it brings us. Our neighborhood is multicultural, yet quiet and safe.
The neighborhood is undergoing a major renewal, with new boutiques, art galleries, publishing houses and cultural centers opening one after the other.
You're just a 10-minute walk from the historic center of Brussels.
At the same time, you're a 5' walk from Rue Dansaert, with its many trendy design and fashion stores. Rue de Flandre and Place Sainte Catherine are also just a short distance away, where you'll find all the restaurants and bars you could wish for, from experimental gastronomy to traditional brasserie, from quality fast-food to cuisine from all over the world!
The world's biggest Christmas market is also just a 5-10 minute walk from our house.
Transport links take you to every corner of the city, with streetcars, metros and trains all within walking distance.
The Gare du Midi and the main railway station are within easy reach by public transport or even on foot.