They put their heart into it. The place is beautifully decorated in there own personal and comfortable way. The attention to detail in combination with the quality of building is remarkable and admirable. The top floor room we had was enormous aswell. The hosts are very attentive and welcoming.

There is nothing not to like really. An open bathroom in the corner can be a bit funny for some people maybe, but it's part of the open design of the space. Anyways you better have nothing to hide from your partner.

A very hospitable boutique B&B in a 19th century mansion, run by two authentic, heart-warming and internationally oriented owners with a refined taste for furnishings, art and historical and oriental artifacts and a thorough knowledge of the surprisingly beautiful and very special city of Liège. They presented us with a royal breakfast with good bread, organic toppings, including homemade medlar jam. The room we booked turned out to be four times larger than the photos suggested. Yes, we felt more than at home here and are very grateful to the gentlemen Serge & Guido for their sublime efforts.

This is personal: we are not used to radiators, so we found the suite too warm upon arrival and tried to set the radiators back to anti-freeze mode (it was winter during our stay). Even though the beds are king size, I found (because I am quite tall) that the duvet was too short (and too warm).

Historic house nestled in a quiet street in the picturesque neighbourhood of Saint Martin, within walking distance of central Liège and its vibrant Carré. Interiors are cosy, stylish, purposefully decorated to conjure up a vintage atmosphere (the breakfast salon with its restrained sophistication plunge you in a different era). You stumble upon antiquities everywhere, displayed in a charming mess of styles. The two hosts are hospitable and obliging, friendly, but also sufficiently discreet. The feeling that you live in someone's house is there, yet you get all the privacy you need. I stayed in the attic suite, which must be the pièce de resistance of the villa. Spacious, around 4 metres high, with its beautiful visible roof and beam structure, it does make for an original and memorable stay.

Very cool place, Old classical decore with old paintings, furniture and such a charming room for breakfast. Fantastic modern bathroom with excellent shower! The breakfast included eggs in addition to the yummy baked goods, which was appreciated for a day of cycling ahead! 😁

It was perfect.

Serge and Guido are so kind and easy-going that they allowed me to enter their premises before the check-in time and that they drove me to Liège-Guillemins station just after my check-out. The room was cozy, and the surrounding area was quite, not being close to the city centre.

Serge and Gido are very warm hosts, they treat the guest as old friends and tried make our stay Liege great. The room was beautiful and very comfortable, it is evident that a lot of thought was put into the design of the hotel and the design of the rooms, and they are a balanced mix of new and old. Breakfast was very good, and Serge gave us very important information about our stay in Belgium. Thank you so much and we wish all the best,

Really characterful place. So many interesting pieces of art and furniture to enjoy. Central. Very helpful staff- gave us great tips on where to eat, what to see, where to hang out..

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Sarge was very welcoming and the room was decorated beautifully, with stunning finishes. Would highly reccomend! Bed was very comfortable and the tv was a nice touch to unwind after our day walking through Liège!

feels like you stand in museum, everything ancient and antique, but all the technics like shower, for example are new and modern. very esthetics, very interesting. also like fresh orange juice and croissants

if you adore such an antique places - it’s your choice, but I’m not. I don’t like an old rooms and flats. breakfast was like one eggs on a both, vegan, no meat at all. no vegetables at all.

The owner, Serge, was very welcoming and friendly. The breakfast was ample and of good quality. The building was decorated with a range of eclectic and fascinating objects

A slightly bigger room may have been nice but we were there for one night and it was great for us.