An absolutely lovely place to stay in Verviers. Unusual and full of charm, and very welcoming. The beds are excellent, and the breakfast full of local specialties. The host will make you feel welcome and even the beautiful dog will come for a belly rub. Conveniently located but maybe a bit hard to find the first time - you just need to trust your GPS. Part of the charm is the various stairs so, as other guests have said, this place is probably not for people with reduced mobility. I will definitely stay there next time I’m in Verviers.

The house is a beautiful Manor House, lovingly restored by the wonderful Chantel and her lovely husband. Our room was comfortable, the bed super comfy and the bathroom had an amazing shower. Our room also had a lovely balcony where we were able to sit and relax. We opted for a “Suprise” evening meal and oh my, what an amazing suprise it was. We feasted on a delicious 4 course meal, all cooked with such love and attention to detail, it truly was the very best meal we have eaten! Chantel is charming, friendly hostess. Breakfast was also fabulous. Warm boiled eggs, fresh croissants, homemade preserves, fresh orange juice, fresh coffee, cheeses, cold meats , cereals, yoghurts, fruit, etc etc. we will definitely return.

It was all really good.

I booked this charming place for a 3 night stay for my friend and I as we were going to see the 8 hour motorbike race at Spa as well as touring the Ardenne on our bikes. The small access road was a little difficult to see but Mr Gps was on hand to help. On riding in the driveway I was quite stunned by the pure beauty of the place. The spire rising before me instantly gave an impression of history and serenity. The garden was pristine and the sun was shining. Chantel came out to greet us with a huge smile and after a few attempts of greetings in English, my friend and I reverted to our very rusty French which we had in school 50 odd years ago. Chantel did her upmost to make us feel welcome and gave a thorough tour of the facilities We had ordered the surprise 3 course meal, which turned out to be 3 course plus and appetiser. Our starter was a soup which she invited us to guess what it was. I took a sniff and was taken back to my childhood when my grandmother used to make us green pea soup and was applauded by our fine host. It tasted so fresh and wonderful. Main course was a slow cooked lump of veal on the bone with a lovely sauce and extras. Dessert..Belgian chocolate pudding with cream..what else. The whole meal experience was a delight and all home cooked from local produce. When booking the room and meal, Chantel contacted me to ask if we had any preferences or allergies so if you are not to meat then I am sure she ( or more likely her husband Jean Lou ) will make something equally tasty. Breakfast was well laid out and plentiful. You can even squeeze your own fresh orange juice and you sit in an enclosed terrace overlooking the garden. Weather permitting, I am sure that breakfast on the patio or a cold beer or glass of wine from her well stocked fridge would be very nice..we took the latter option. The room itself, well it was a suite with bedroom and living room, was spacious and in style with the rustic charm of the whole place. A perfect place for our stay

Unique and welcoming, Chantal and her family were attentive and accommodating. With notice, we were able to have an evening meal made with locally-sourced produce. Breakfast was continental-style with plenty of choice. This is a quirky B&B that ticks all the boxes for a comfortable stay. Convenient location for the motorway and a bus-trip or short drive into Verviers. Will return if we find ourselves in Belgium again.

Great experience! We found the room very clean and comfortable. The owner was awesome. And the breakfast was great, featuring local products. We also did the optional “table d’hôte”, or a 3-course, fixed-price dinner of local dishes with local products. It was fantastic, and I highly recommend taking the dinner, if you can.

It was an interesting gothic building. The lady who ran the B&B made the jams, etc. that came with breakfast. There was plenty on offer for breakfast. I didn't get chance to use it, but there is a small swimming pool and various garden games.

The room was quite small.

It is a very interesting mansion ..we had the upstairs corner room so had our own balcony ..and lots of light Also we took a quick swim in the pool which was a treat ..

The location is not close to restaurants .. up a hill ..as we were on bikes ..going out for dinner would have been a long walk however the hosts offered for a price to provide dinner ..fair price

Such a lovely warm welcome from the owner on arrival and then the surprise of the chatelet architecture and decoration. Utterly charming and equally quirky. A feeling of being somewhere very special. The beds were comfortable, and the rooms very clean. The homecooked evening meal was delicious and with limited guests, the vibe in the dining room was intimate and cozy. Chantal is a charming host. We had a spectacular walk close by and will definitely return!

It rained a lot when we were there. It didn't stop us enjoying the stunning countryside though! There are plenty of areas to sit in the garden; by the pool or around the tall, old trees. It would be nice to enjoy the outside too.

This is a quirky B&B, and for this reason it is worth a stay. We were fortunate to have the suite which has amazing views over the surrounding countryside. The pool is a welcome addition and the surprise evening meal is worth taking up. The owners are lovely.

The building is under renovation so parts are a bit like a building site, but hopefully this won't be for long.

A very interesting building, a very friendly welcome and a wonderful dinner and breakfast with lots of home produced or local produce. The room was very comfortable with lovely furnishings and a balcony to sit on. The art deco bathroom had a huge walk in shower. We would definitely stay again if travelling in this part of Belgium.