Suite, Place Sainte-Catherine, Brussels

This bright suite will make you feel right at home. With a warm atmosphere, it offers exceptional comfort to make your stay pleasant, while relaxing. The bathroom includes a bathtub. Essential amenities are provided such as wifi, smart TV, electric kettle, coffee machine, hairdryer, linens and towels. 
You will succumb to its charm, so book without delay! The space This accommodation is located on the 2nd floor of the building. Comfortable and pleasant, it accommodates a maximum of 2 people. Bright and warm, you will spend a peaceful stay there. Check-in is quick, and can be done without contact at everyone's request. There are digital keypads for safe and fast access. Access codes are sent on the day of check-in. The 3-story building does not have an elevator. Guest access The Sainte-Catherine metro station is a few meters away from the property on foot. It makes it easy to get around Brussels. There are also all the facilities (restaurants, cafes, ice cream parlors, museums, etc.). For parking, you can either use the public parking a few meters from the property, or park on the street, paying your ticket via the parking meters on the sidewalks using your bank card. Other things to note Located close to the Grand-Place, Dansaert - Sainte Catherine is a lively area that hosts many designer stores. Discover the neighborhood through its cultural activities, including a coffee in a Brussels bar. The area is full of small local taverns and Sunday morning is the perfect time to discover the atmosphere. Synonymous with culture, the Dansaert – Sainte Catherine neighborhood is the perfect place to cultivate yourself. Located on Place Sainte-Catherine, the CENTRALE for Contemporary Art is one of the best contemporary art spots in Brussels. Discover one of its trendy and avant-garde exhibitions around the visual arts. Stop a stone's throw from the Fish Market to discover the Church of the Beguinage. Less known but still beautiful with its 17th-century Baroque style, it is well worth a visit. And for strollers, the small bench right across the street is perfect for enjoying both the sun and a beautiful view of the church. Leave the church via Rue du Béguinage and head towards the Black Tower via Rue de Laeken. Take a couple of unusual selfies with one of the last vestiges of the Brussels city walls. Keep your eyes peeled during your walk, small alleys are hidden everywhere. These typical little cul-de-sacs are hidden between the houses and contain hidden treasures to discover.